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    Exam 23: “Normalcy”: 1919–1929
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    The Stock Market Boom in 1922-1929 Seems "Rational" Enough If
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The Stock Market Boom in 1922-1929 Seems "Rational" Enough If

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The stock market boom in 1922-1929 seems "rational" enough if you take into account the expansion of the money supply in the same period.

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