Question

Which was not a reason for post-World War II economic growth in the United States?

A. People cashed in savings bonds and had extra money available.
B. Prices dropped dramatically after military demand for goods dropped.
C. Government funding continued supporting research and manufacturing.
D. Consumer were eager to buy after wartime rationing and restrictions.

Answer 1

B. Prices dropped dramatically after military demand for goods dropped. While economic growth in the post-World War II years was good, the gross domestic product (GDP) dropped substantially.