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wartime production
The us governments increased spending on wartime production helped stimulate the economy and pull the country out of the great depression -
revenue act of 1942
the act imposed the highest income taxation rates in american history, with the highest earners paying a 91% tax on some of their income -
GI bill
Provided veterans with education benefits, home loans, and unemployment compensation, stimulating the economy and increasing consumer spending. -
employment act
promoted employment, production, and purchasing power, laying the economic responsibility of economic stability on the government -
post war consumer
americans were eager to buy new goods after years of wartime rationing, driving production and economic growth- international economic development