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Why was there a 1920's economic boom?

Mind map: 1920s economic boom in America
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Why was there a 1920's economic boom?
Mass-marketing
- Wider range of goods
- More techniques to entice people
- More people who knew about the products the more they bought
- World-wide sales through trade
First World War
- Lent money to Europe
- Taken over overseas markets
- Countries exhausted after war
- Sold goods to Europe while the men were fighting
New Technology
- Modernised and devloped industries
- Huge demands
- Electricity provided a cheaper, more efficient power source. 1915- 15% by 1917 - 70% had electricity
- People had more advanced products
Natural resources
- Great Industrial power
- Land minerals
- Development in Industries
Credit
- Borrow money- People could buy stuff even if they didn't have the money
- Customers pay in instalments
Confidence
- More risks taken
- Buy shares and take loans
- Believed America would stay strong and powerful
Mass production
- Goods produced cheaper on a larger scale
- Cars became so cheap that average Americans could buy
- New Consumer Products
Policies of presidents
- Protectionism
- Laissez Faire - Don't interfere with anything
- Lowered Taxes
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- GCSE History Mapa Mental sobre Why was there a 1920's economic boom?, creado por mollyclark1 el 19/10/2013.
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