Question

multiple-choice question why was wealth able to grow during the 20s? not regulating businesses, \laissez - faire\ capitalism not regulating civic action \laissez - faire communism\ regulating business, \un - laissez - faire capitalism\

Explanation:

During the 1920s in the US, the economic policy was "laissez - faire" capitalism, which meant the government did not heavily regulate businesses. This allowed businesses to operate with more freedom, invest, expand, and contribute to the growth of wealth. The option about "laissez - faire communism" is incorrect as communism is not related to the 1920s US economic growth, and "regulating business, 'un - laissez - faire capitalism'" is the opposite of the actual policy at that time.

Answer:

A. not regulating businesses, "laissez - faire" capitalism