Question

What was the name of the economic recovery plan administered by the United States after World War II?

Answer 1

The Marshall Plan (Official name was the European recovery Act)

Answer 2

Marshall Plan, is the right answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Passed in the year 1948, the Marshall Plan was an American action to help Western Europe. In this aid, the U.S. government provided over $12 billion in financial aid to help reconstruct Western European economics following the conclusion of the Second World War. Began on 3rd April 1948, the Marshall Plan replaced the Morgenthau Plan and run for four years.