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Germany and Japan's Rapid Growth Following the End of World

Question 225

Question 225

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Germany and Japan's rapid growth following the end of World War II is an example of:


A) indirect growth.
B) cutting-edge growth.
C) catching-up growth.
D) increasing returns to capital.

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