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a. The US economy in the 1920s

After the First World War, the US, which had already been a rich and powerful country in 1914, became even more powerful over the next decade as it experienced an economic boom. Ordinary Americas participated in this boom buying a whole new range of consumer goods; many were confident that this prosperity would last for ever. However there were serious weaknesses underlying the economy which meant that the prosperity...

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