Which statement provides the best explanation of the relationship between American consumerism and manufacturing during the 1920s?
OManufacturers lowered the prices of their goods in response to Americans' embrace of consumerist attitudes.
Consumers were often frustrated by their inability to afford many of the new products being produced by
manufacturers.
Businesses hesitated to manufacture new products as most consumers hesitated to buy untested items.
The economy boomed as consumers had more money to spend just as more manufactured goods were becoming
available.