What was one of the main reasons for u. s. economic growth in the early 1950s?

a. continued wartime government controls kept prices of consumer goods low.

b. continued wartime government contracts meant that unemployment was low.

c. wartime surplus of consumer goods gave people something to buy with their savings.

d. wartime shortages inclined people to spend money when consumer goods became available.

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Cale Weber

13 February, 11:54

What was one of the main reasons for u. s. economic growth in the early 1950s?

a. continued wartime government controls kept prices of consumer goods low.

b. continued wartime government contracts meant that unemployment was low.

c. wartime surplus of consumer goods gave people something to buy with their savings.

d. wartime shortages inclined people to spend money when consumer goods became available.

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Lincoln Cantrell · Answer 1

The answer to the given question above would be option A. The one that is the main reason for U. S economic growth in the early 1950s is that continued wartime government controls kept prices of consumer goods low. This was after the second world war. Hope this answers your question.