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lora16 [44]
3 years ago
12

Why did the economy continue to grow

History
2 answers:
yaroslaw [1]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: So they can expand for all those people in an economy.

Explanation:

Fantom [35]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

continued wartime government controls kept prices of consumer goods low.

Explanation:

The economic growth in the early 1950's was the beginning of an era of intense economic expansion in the US and in the capitalist world that lasted for nearly 30 years. The growth experienced by the Western economy is linked to a change in the factors of labor and capital production. The policy of low prices, carried by the government through controls during the war, allowed new consumers to reactivate the economy in a fast way. Also, technological advances, the implementation of economies of scale, and improvements in business organization increased productivity. The increase in the labor supply was due to the natural growth of the population (baby-boom) and the changes in the rate of the active population as a result of the massive incorporation of female labor, due to international population movements and the attraction of workers from agriculture. Not only were quantitative increases in the labor supply observed, but also qualitative increases due to the improvement of the educational system.

On the other hand, the technical progress experienced at this time was linked to the multiplication of raw materials thanks to the manufacture of synthetic fibers and metal alloys, the spectacular development of new machinery and instruments, the advances in the extraction of natural resources and improvements in transportation and communications. This technological revolution was fundamental for mass production, automation, and industrialization of science.

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