The Great Boom, 1950-2000: How a Generation of Americans Created the World's Most Prosperous Society

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ISBN-10:

0312208901

ISBN-13:

9780312208905

Author(s): SOBEL, ROBERT
Edition: First Edition
Released: Jul 01, 2000
Format: Hardcover, 450 pages
Related ISBN: 9780312288990

Description:

Witnesses the post-World War II economic development of America, noting how the country shifted from a mentality of thrift and self-depravation to one of unmatched demand and material gain, enabling the creation of such items as televisions and microwaves.

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