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How did falling stock prices contribute to the Great Depression?

A. Banks avoided bankruptcy, but the economy still collapsed.
B. So many people wanted to invest in stocks that there were no more stocks left to buy.
C. People sold more stock, which caused stock prices to continue to fall.
D. Companies had to hire more workers but paid them less money.

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User Mnl
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C. People Sold More Stock, Which Caused Stock Prices To Continue To Fall.
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User Farid Al Haddad
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