Answer:
> The correct answer choice would be the last one.
Explanation:
> In 1929, the Stock Markets began to inflate due to mass amounts of people buying in. A brief explanation of Stock Markets is as follows;
• As people buy into the stock market, they pay the current value of it. As they buy into it, the Market increases by the amount it cost to investor.
• When somebody sells, they get the money that the Market currently is worth, and the market value goes down by that margin.
• If too many people buy into a Market, it will will inflate, and current/past investors will get more than their money’s worth in the Market. This is what happened in 1929, leading the Stock prices into a sky high margin.
• Nowadays, this doesn’t happen much, and only does so on much smaller scales. More research could find a couple times when this has happened on large scales.
> As is stated above, in 1929, the Stock Market values skyrocketed due to mass amounts of people buying in.
> This supports our anser as being D) Many investors were buying stocks on margin.
> One last time, the correct answer to this question is the last one. I hope this helped answer your question, and solve any other queries you may have had on the subject. #LearningWithBrainly
