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Why did Western Europe economies grow faster than Eastern Europe economies after world war 2

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    After World War II, much of Europe lay in ruins. In order to restore its economic stability, the U. S. enacted the Marshall Plan. Named after George Marshall, the United States Secretary of State, the Marshall Plan was America's initiative to aid post World War II Europe.
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