What were two economic problems hidden by the business boom of the 1920's?

During the 1920s, the business boom masked significant economic problems such as income inequality and rampant speculation in the Stock Market. While many enjoyed newfound wealth, a substantial portion of the population remained in poverty, and the agricultural sector struggled with falling prices. Additionally, the excessive speculation and over-leveraging in the stock market set the stage for the eventual crash in 1929, revealing the underlying economic vulnerabilities.