Which of the following is blamed for the lack of increased business investment spending on new factories and machinery during the 1930s?

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All the options provided are factors that contributed to the lack of increased business investment spending on new factories and machinery during the 1930s. The presence of government's large-scale economic activity, a general outlook of caution, and a lower rate of population growth and family creation all played roles in this phenomenon.

Which of the Following Is Blamed for the Lack of Increased