Unlike the end of World War I, what accounted for the non-occurrence of economic collapse after World War II?
A) Fewer jobs for the returning soldiers
B) Government retraining programs
C) Unions had declined in strength
D) Women were displaced in the workforce

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After World War II, the government invested heavily in retraining programs to help soldiers transition back into civilian life and the workforce. This investment in human capital helped to avoid the economic collapse seen after World War I.

Unlike the End of World War I, What Accounted for the Non-Occurrence