During the Post-WWII "Baby Lpom" from 1946-1970, US GDP grew by an annualized per year; in annualized percentage terms this is most likely the largest 25-year period of economic growth ever. O (a) 2.3% O (b) 3.2% O (c) 6.7% O (d) 7.6% O (e) 9.2%

During the Post-WWII "Baby Lpom" from 1946-1970, US GDP grew by an annualized per year; in annualized percentage terms this is most likely the largest 25-year period of economic growth ever. O (a) 2.3% O (b) 3.2% O (c) 6.7% O (d) 7.6% O (e) 9.2%

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