Question

President Harding’s economic policies during the 1920s contributed to the rise of
consumerism.
savings.
product prices.
crop prices.

Answer 1

consumerism.

Harding’s pro-business policies (tax cuts, reduced regulation and spending, protective tariffs) helped fuel the 1920s boom, encouraging mass production, advertising, and widespread use of installment credit — all of which expanded buying and created a modern consumer culture.