The U.S economy post-1945 refers to the economic state of the United States after World War II, characterized by rapid industrialization, technological advancements, and economic growth.
Related terms
Military-industrial complex: Refers to the close relationship between military establishment and defense contractors in shaping the U.S economy post-1945.
Baby Boom: Describes the significant increase in birth rates that occurred after World War II, leading to increased consumer demand and economic expansion.
Cold War: Represents the political tension between the United States and Soviet Union that influenced economic policies and spending in the U.S during this period.