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(MC)Which of these was one of the economic consequences of the demobilization that followed World War I? A. The labor market was flooded with returning soldiers. B. Prices spiked as returning soldiers
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(MC)Which of these was one of the economic consequences of the demobilization that followed World War I?

A. The labor market was flooded with returning soldiers.
B. Prices spiked as returning soldiers spent their back pay.
C. Union membership increased as veterans took factory jobs.
D. The payment of veteran benefits expanded home-ownership.

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The labor market was flooded with returning soldiers.

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A. The labor market was flooded by returning soldiers because after that a depression followed with all of the new unemployed soldiers of Germany.
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