America’s economy grew at a vigorous pace in the 1950s thanks to:

A.
historically low tax rates on wealthy Americans

B.
historically low levels of unionization and wage growth among American workers

C.
America’s relative advantage versus other potential competitors such as Germany and Japan in terms of intact infrastructure, technical innovation, intact finances, and global influence over world economic policy

D.
historically low corporate profit rates

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