Why didn't television begin to grow immediately after World War II?
A)Investors were cautious about building expensive TV stations while others believed development should wait until TV color standards were adopted.
B)There were so many applicants for television stations that the FCC had to determine a method of allocating channels.
C)Radio station owners were competing for the same TV channels in the same markets.
D)TV sets were too expensive.
E)Manufacturers glutted the consumer market with war surplus television sets.

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The growth of television was delayed because investors were cautious about the high costs of building TV stations and some believed it was better to wait for the adoption of color TV standards.

Why Didn't Television Begin to Grow Immediately After World War