What economic factor contributed to a post-war boom in Europe that was not seen after World War I? the Marshall Plan the Treaty of Versailles the Cold War the Baby Boom

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Jadyn Donovan

6 August, 18:43

What economic factor contributed to a post-war boom in Europe that was not seen after World War I? the Marshall Plan the Treaty of Versailles the Cold War the Baby Boom

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Lilianna Sims · Answer 1

It was the Marshal Plan that contributed to a post-war boom in Europe that was not seen after World War I, since the plan injected millions of dollars in the European Economy.