The great crash can be attributed to all of the following reasons except
a. many people had gone into debt buying consumer items on credit.
b. the practice of making high-risk investments with borrowed money.
c. the small number of people buying stock on margin.
d. a relatively few companies and families held much of the nation’s wealth.

the event that cannot be attributed to the great crash is: C. small number of people buying stock on margin. Following the great crash, the stocks of many different corporations fell rapidly due to the volatile market condition. During this period, many investors actually buying stock on margin because they see it as a possibility to obtain huge profit.