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telo118 [61]
3 years ago
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While reading a chapter in a book about the history of the US economy, you read about how the economy added more corporate, prof

essional jobs after World War II. Which development do you most expect the book to include as support for this detail?
A) increased integration of women in the labor force during war
B) wages of workers remaining relatively stagnant during the war
C) Steep increase of business profits due to government contracts
D) federal government preventing unions from striking during the war
E) federal government enacting rationing to preserve goods
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2 answers:
pshichka [43]3 years ago
8 0
While reading a chapter in a book about the history of the US economy, you read about how the economy added more corporate, professional jobs after WorldWar II. The  development i most expect the book to include as support for this detail is

 Steep increase of business profits due to government contracts
because its the most appropriate one and there was increase  in business profit and economy
so correct option is C 
hope it helps
Alexandra [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

C. Steep increase of business profits due to government contracts

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