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1920's big profits mostly went to the wealthy class, not farmers and workers. They reinvested this $$ back into their businesses.The result was OVERPRODUCTION and UNDERCONSUMPTION (aka "deflationary cycle")Bottom class barely making $$ and not able to afford to buy goods, or buy only on credit, which is not good.
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