Overproduction and underconsumption factored into causing the Great Depression by A) causing falling prices on goods. B) forcing a decrease in mechanization. C) leading to more spending than saving. D) scaring farmers into growing fewer crops.

The correct answer is letter A. causing falling prices on goods. The Great Depression was the worst economic downturn in the history of the industrialized world, mostly during the 1930s originating in the United States. It is economic depression that lasted 10 years.

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Overproduction and under-consumption factored into causing the Great Depression by causing falling prices on goods.

Explanation

when we talk about over production this means that goods and services are being produced at a very high rate causing the accumulation of unused products and services. it may be caused by improved techniques and growth in technology. A good example is in farming where due to improved techniques, farmers are able produce a lot of harvests. This may may lead to economy of the country collapsing.

under-consumption is a state where the purchase or the consumption of goods and services is lower than the production and supply.Meaning that there is shortage of consumers.