The economic boom of the early 1940s resulted mostly from

A) increased government expenditures.
B) falling prices of oil and other natural resources.
C) an increase in the growth rate of the money supply.
D) rapid developments in transportation, electronics, and communication.

Economic Boom

A period characterized by significant expansion in the economy, marked by increased production and consumption, lower unemployment rates, and robust economic growth.

Government Expenditures

Represents the total spending by the government on goods, services, and public works.

Money Supply

The entire pool of monetary assets at a specific point in an economy's timeline.