All of the Following Helped to Make the Prosperity of the 1920s

question 21

Multiple Choice

All of the following helped to make the prosperity of the 1920s possible except

• A) government stimulation of the economy.
• B) rapid expansion of capital.
• C) increased productivity of workers.
• D) perfection of assembly-line production.
• E) advertising and credit buying.

Convert between pounds and grams for weights.

Convert weight to cost given a specific rate and perform rounding operations.

Convert between kilograms and ounces and calculate packaging options.

Apply conversion factors to solve real-life problems including volume, weight, and cost conversions.

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Definitions:

Unionization Rate

The percentage of a particular population of workers that belongs to labor unions; alternatively, the percentage of a population of workers that is represented by one union or another in collective bargaining.

Union Members

Individuals who belong to an organization that represents workers in negotiations with employers over wages, benefits, and working conditions.

Shirking

Shirking describes when employees underperform or exert less effort than expected because of insufficient incentives or the absence of effective monitoring.

Perfectly Inelastic

Describes a situation where the quantity demanded or supplied does not change in response to a change in price; the demand or supply curve is vertical.