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Which two factors explain why Great Britain’s economy experienced a period of stagnation after World War I?

A. The war had created a large national debt, which in turn led to rising costs and a lack of jobs.
B. A large number of men had been killed in the war, which resulted in a labor shortage.
C. Violent conflicts between workers and employers about low wages led to a loss of productivity.
D. Many factories and industries were destroyed in aerial bombings, resulting in a decrease in production.

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User Tohiko
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A. The war had created a large national debt, which in turn led to rising costs and a lack of jobs. Correct

But D is incorrect.

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User Lou Morda
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The correct options are A AND D.
Great Britain was the most prosperous country in the world before the World War l. But after the war the country experience a period of stagnation because of the huge amount of money which was spent on the war. Britain's purse was as good as depleted when the war was over. Beside, during the course of the war, a lot of factories and industries which produced various goods were destroyed. This drastically reduced the volume of goods that were produced after the war.
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