Which best explains how the overproduction of goods in the 1920s affected consumer prices and the economy?

In the 1920s, businesses produced more goods than consumers could buy. This oversupply put downward pressure on prices, while weak consumer demand left businesses with unsold products and reduced profits. As production and business activity slowed, so did the economy. Choice C correctly describes falling prices, decreasing consumer demand, and an economic slowdown.

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