Why had the U.S. steel industry failed to replace outdated plants and equipment in the postwar years?
-In the postwar economic boom, no new equipment was available.
-American steel producers enjoyed a world market without serious competition.
-American steel producers had struggled to remain afloat and could not have afforded new equipment.
-Steel was an old industry with little technological change.
American steel producers enjoyed a world market without serious competition.
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