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This posting examines why was prosperity only for the business and middle class or rich which invested in these businesses that where prosperous. It discusses why did Unions not do more about this.

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This posting examines how unions were hindered during the 1920s.

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First, as you address why the unions did not do more, please note that the number of labor union members declined, which accounted for some of the lack of progress. Please note that "AFL membership declined during the 1920s. According to the Bureau of the Census's Historical Statistics of the United States, membership stood at ...

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