Which of the Following Statements About Consumer Goods in the 1920s

question 92

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about consumer goods in the 1920s is NOT accurate?

• A) Home products, such as washing machines and vacuum cleaners, failed to decrease the demand for domestic labor.
• B) Advertising created a desire for buyers to purchase new goods.
• C) Going into debt for purchases became widely accepted in American society.
• D) The mass-produced radio inspired a new mass culture celebrating sports figures such as Jack Dempsey.
• E) Many purchases were bought with cash because credit was not popular.

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Definitions:

Profit-Maximizing

The process or strategy of adjusting production and sale to achieve the highest possible profit.

Input Price

The cost associated with purchasing the inputs or resources required for production, including materials, labor, and capital.

Producer Surplus

The disparity between the amount sellers are ready to accept for a good or service and the price they actually receive.

Supply-and-Demand

A fundamental economic model that describes how the price and quantity of goods and services are determined in a market based on the amount available (supply) and the desire to purchase (demand).