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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28 May, 17:32

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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Giovanna Shields · Answer 1

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.

Nancy Long · Answer 2

Answer c

Explanation:

it went to depresion

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.