Between 1945 and 1950, federal expenditures

(a) dropped by two-fifths despite the Marshall Plan.
(b) dropped by two-fifths because of dissipation of wartime expenditures.
(c) increased by two-fifths because of increased spending in private consumer and business markets.
(d) increased by two-fifths because of the Marshall Plan.


(a)

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