Question

after world war ii, the united states experienced an economic boom. what did not contribute to that boom? the taft - hartley act the gi bill a surge in international trade a readiness to spend and consume

Explanation:

The GI Bill provided education and housing benefits to veterans, boosting human capital and consumption. A surge in international trade opened markets for U.S. goods. Post - war pent - up demand (readiness to spend) drove consumption. The Taft - Hartley Act restricted labor unions, which could lead to labor - management conflicts and was more about regulating labor rather than contributing positively to the economic boom.

Answer:

the Taft - Hartley Act