The period between ________ is commonly regarded by economists as a "golden age" of rapid productivity growth in the United States.

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This period, known as the "post-war boom" or "the long boom," saw a significant increase in productivity due to technological advancements, increased investment, and government spending. It also saw a significant expansion of the middle class and increased consumer spending. However, productivity growth slowed down after 1973, leading to what some economists refer to as the "productivity paradox."

The Period Between ________ Is Commonly Regarded by Economists as a "Golden