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Which best explains why people failed to make their promised payments on items during the 1920s?
They bought too little.
They bought too much.
They bought on margin.
They speculated.
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They bought too much.
Many consumers overextended themselves by buying numerous goods on credit/installment plans and couldn't keep up with payments (similarly, investors who bought stocks on margin also faced payment failures).
Many consumers overextended themselves by buying numerous goods on credit/installment plans and couldn't keep up with payments (similarly, investors who bought stocks on margin also faced payment failures).
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