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Question by agent
Submitted on 5/8/2004
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what where the economic conditions after world war II? And who made the greatest profit after the war and from what and why?

Answer by Charlie
Submitted on 3/20/2005
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What were the trench conditions like?

Answer by British Bulldog
Submitted on 4/12/2005
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America benefited the most economically from WW2, they had no attacks on their mainland, and were supplying the allies with most of their supplies making the economy boom! WW2 helped America out of the depression!

Answer by lavon
Submitted on 8/20/2005
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what was the general economic conditions of the United States in the decade and a half after the end of World War 2

Answer by tic
Submitted on 11/4/2005
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what were the conditions for the solders at the time of world war 2?

Answer by J-Dubz
Submitted on 4/6/2006
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World War II set the stage for the impressive growth of the modern business enterprise and of the economy itself in the postwar years. The commitment to support the mass market, coupled with the spread of industrial technology and the increased knowledge of administrative techniques promised tremendous postwar economic expansion which the large integrated and diversified industrial enterprises were in the best position to exploit. The conglomerate variation of business could be considered to have made the greatest profit after the war.

Answer by alis
Submitted on 9/26/2006
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