What was the state of the American economy after the Gulf War, and what was one way it was significant?
A) The economy was booming due to subsequent decreases in military spending, causing public support for Bush to reach an all-time high.
B) The economy was stable due to Bush's adherence to his pledge to refrain from raising taxes throughout his presidency, resulting in a rise in consumerism.
C) The economy was depressed, creating anxiety among Americans and affecting the 1992 election results between Bush and Bill Clinton.
D) The economy was defined by low unemployment rates, allowing American productivity to continue to outpace the rest of the world.
E) The economy was better than it had been in decades, leading Bush to immediately invade other countries in the Middle East.
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