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Why did Western European economies grow faster than Eastern European economies after World War II?
A. The Soviet Union offered aid to Europe, while the Americans did not.
B. The Soviets refused to offer any aid to Eastern Europe.
C. Eastern Europe was forced to pay extra fines.
D. The Marshall Plan helped the West recover faster.

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Soccerjay11

I would say the answer is 4.

Tundexi

The economies of Western European grew faster than Eastern European because the Marshall Plan helped the West recover faster.

What was the Marshall Plan?

This was an American initiative that promised to provide foreign aid to Western Europe and this led to a resurgence of Western European industrialization and extensive investment.

Hence, the plan was behind the reason that the economies of Western European grew faster than Eastern European.

Therefore, the Option D is correct,

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