Following World War II, many Americans had a chance to go to college for the first time. What impact did this have on the econom
y? ( multiple answers) -There was a surge of white-collar workers.
-It created a shortage of blue-collar workers.
-There was a jump in technological advances.
-It created a shortage of white-collar jobs.
The correct answers are A) there was a surge of white-collar workers and B) it created a shortage of blue-collar workers.
<em>Following World War II, many Americans had a chance to go to college for the first time. This impacted the economy in that there was a surge of white-collar workers and it created a shortage of blue-collar workers.</em>
The United States lived a time of growth and prosperity after World War II. American corporations grew a lot after the war. Many large corporations developed companies overseas because labor cost was cheaper. Many new workers incorporated to US corporations. Most of the workers provided services instead of producing goods. Companies that provided services grew and expanded and hired many white-collar workers that had graduated from College.
It would be mainly "India" that was most able<span> to prosper because of the Silk Road, since this connected the otherwise isolated island nation to the rest of Europe and Asia. </span>
