President Harding’s economic policies during the 1920s contributed to the rise of

Harding’s pro-business policies, including lower taxes and reduced regulation, helped encourage economic growth and business expansion during the 1920s. As mass-produced goods became more widely available, more Americans bought cars, appliances, and other products, contributing to the rise of consumerism. These policies did not lead to lasting increases in crop prices.

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