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         Misleading Prosperity
   • Consumerism was driven by credit
     – “installment plans” led to debt
   • Uneven distribution of wealth
     – wealthiest 5% earned over 30% of 
      national income
   • Stock market boom was driven by 
    speculation
     – “buying on margin”
   • Herbert Hoover elected in 1928
     –defeated Alfred E. Smith (D-NY)  
          The Crash
  • “Black Tuesday”- 
   October 29, 1929
   –panicked investors dump 
    stocks
  • Confidence in the 
   economy disappears
   –thousands of banks failed
   –Businesses failed, 
    unemployment rose
   Causes of the Great Depression 
  • Unstable Economy:
   –National wealth unevenly distributed
   –More goods than consumers want 
    (overproduction)
   –Many workers didn’t see the economic benefits
   –Made economic recovery difficult
   Causes of the Great Depression 
  • Overspeculation:
   –Buying stocks with borrowed money
   –Used stocks as collateral to buy more stock 
   –Stock market based on borrowed money rather 
    than actual value 
   Causes of the Great Depression 
  • Government Policies:
   –Federal Reserve cut interests rates to boost 
    economic growth. 
   –1929: worry about speculation cause FED to limit 
    the money supply (discourage lending)
   –Too little money in circulation to help economy 
    recover after crash. 
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