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Which factors contributed to the stock market crash of 1929?
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Investors' fears about a slowing economy.
Large wage increases for the working class.
Strong profits reported by all major corporations.
Stock prices inflated above their actual value.
Government regulations that limited stock buying.
Panic selling of stock by many shareholders.
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- Investors' fears about a slowing economy.
- Stock prices inflated above their actual value.
- Panic selling of stock by many shareholders.
Briefly: Excessive speculation and buying on margin inflated prices, growing economic worries triggered selling, and widespread panic selling caused the market to collapse.
- Investors' fears about a slowing economy.
- Stock prices inflated above their actual value.
- Panic selling of stock by many shareholders.
Briefly: Excessive speculation and buying on margin inflated prices, growing economic worries triggered selling, and widespread panic selling caused the market to collapse.
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