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How does the modern economy compare to the economy that existed just after the end of World War II?

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The decade following World War II is fondly remembered as a period of economic growth and cultural stability.

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User Bruce Edge
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A. Former colonial states have stronger economies than Western states.

B. Each nation's individual economy is more diverse.

C. Manufacturing has largely shifted to richer nations.

D. It is more integrated across international borders.

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Explanation: Its D

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