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How did government policies during the 1920s contribute to economic inequality?
(Select the two correct answers.)
(1 point)
They reduced regulations on many large corporations.
They increased the taxes on corporate profits.
They raised the wages for most working-class people.
They created social programs to support the poor.
They allowed wealthy people to keep more of their money.
They limited profits corporations were allowed to make.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
- They reduced regulations on many large corporations.
- They allowed wealthy people to keep more of their money.

Explanation: 1920s policies favored business—deregulation and pro-business enforcement—while tax cuts (lower top marginal rates) let high-income earners and investors retain more income, increasing income and wealth inequality.