In the aftermath of World War II, what happened to the U. S. economy?

A) A contraction led to a recession.

B) There was a major sustained expansion.

C) It gradually dropped into a depression.

D) A small growth spurt was followed by stagnation.

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Zaria Bridges

16 March, 05:36

In the aftermath of World War II, what happened to the U. S. economy?

A) A contraction led to a recession.

B) There was a major sustained expansion.

C) It gradually dropped into a depression.

D) A small growth spurt was followed by stagnation.

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Kimberly May · Answer 1

Answer c

Explanation:

it went to depresion

Sienna Roman · Answer 2

D. A small growth spurt was followed by stagnation.

Explanation:

After world war two economy of us developed. Many American economist feared that after world war 2 Economy may fall like great depression. but instead the economy spur up dramatically because of pent-up demand of consumers. The automobile industries successfully back in producing cars and aviation and electronic industry grew at much faster rate.

In the aftermath of World War II, what happened to the U. S. economy?A) A contraction led to a recession.B) There was a major sustained expansion.C) It gradually dropped into a depression.D) A small growth spurt was followed by stagnation.

In the aftermath of World War II, what happened to the U. S. economy?

A) A contraction led to a recession.

B) There was a major sustained expansion.

C) It gradually dropped into a depression.

D) A small growth spurt was followed by stagnation.