What caused the decline of British economy after the WWII?
A: failure in investment
B: military fees
C: decolonization
D: two world wars
E: domestic economic policy
A: failure in investment
B: military fees
C: decolonization
D: two world wars
E: domestic economic policy
举一反三
- The decline of the economic power of the UK from 1945 to the present was the result of the following except ______. A: the lost of the vast British Empire B: badly damaged national economy during WWII C: low rate of domestic industrial investment D: huge military expenditure in fulfilling its role as a postwar world builder
- British economy experienced some sorts of relative decline during the two world wars.
- Which of the following is NOT feature of the period 1914-1945? A: The global economy was destroyed by the Two world wars and the Great Depression. B: A rise in nationalism and increasingly noncooperative policy making. C: Capital controls became widespread. D: International investment was welcome.
- What are the reasons for Britain’s relative decline after WWII?
- It needs to be pointed out that the decline of UK economy after the ending of WWII was a/an ________ matter. A: general B: absolute C: abstract D: relative