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After World War II , the United States experienced an economic boom. What did not contribute to that boom? A. a readiness to spend and consume B. the GI Bill C. a surge in international trade D. the Taft-Hartley
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After World War II , the United States experienced an economic boom. What did not contribute to that boom?

A. a readiness to spend and consume
B. the GI Bill
C. a surge in international trade
D. the Taft-Hartley Act

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The Taft Hartley Act

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The Taft Hartley Act suppressed the power of labor unions and did not contribute to an economic boom.

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