During the 1920s, the Expansion of Credit ​

During the 1920s, the expansion of credit ​

A) led to less consumption as people were careful about accumulating debt with high interest rates.
B) allowed the working classes to invest in the stock market.
C) was advanced in the form of personal loans, but never for the purchase of consumer goods.
D) reaffirmed the notion that personal debt went hand in hand with immorality.
E) None of these are correct.