The 1920s were a decade in which the economy became rooted, to an unprecedented degree, in the production of consumer goods

The 1920s were a decade in which the economy became rooted, to an unprecedented degree, in the production of consumer goods. Parallel to this shift, was a marked change in the nature of work. What were these new goods becoming available, what accounts for the high volume in which they were being produced, and what explains why these new goods were able to find a market among much of the public?

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