Which of these was not a cause of the worldwide depression of 1920s and 1930s?

A) Banks made unsound loans.

B) An increase in international trade

C) Over-speculation in the US stock market

D) Workers wage did not keep pace with production

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Linda Oneill

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12 January, 01:30

Which of these was not a cause of the worldwide depression of 1920s and 1930s?

A) Banks made unsound loans.

B) An increase in international trade

C) Over-speculation in the US stock market

D) Workers wage did not keep pace with production

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Diego Allison · Answer 1

Your question was:

Which of these was not a cause of the worldwide depression of 1920s and 1930s?

A) Banks made unsound loans.

B) An increase in international trade

C) Over-speculation in the US stock market

D) Workers wage did not keep pace with production

I believe the answer is B, because anything positive would not influence something like The Great Depression. An international trade increase would increase Americas economy, which could possibly keep America from spiraling into a money drought.

Which of these was not a cause of the worldwide depression of 1920s and 1930s?A) Banks made unsound loans.B) An increase in international tradeC) Over-speculation in the US stock marketD) Workers wage did not keep pace with production

Which of these was not a cause of the worldwide depression of 1920s and 1930s?

A) Banks made unsound loans.

B) An increase in international trade

C) Over-speculation in the US stock market

D) Workers wage did not keep pace with production