Which of the following statements regarding the American economy at the end of the 1920s in the years leading into the Great Depression is correct?
A) Hourly workers' wages had risen along with increased productivity.
B) Employers and business owners did not see any large profits.
C) Consumer spending increased too much.
D) Fewer workers were joining unions.
E) Factories and mills were not producing enough goods.
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