Why would the u. s have a postwar depression?

- the large number of immigrants coming to america
- shift from war production to peacetime production
- lack of capital to invest in economy
- government interference with consumption

The correct answer is: - shift from war production to peacetime production

Wars are costly but also profitable and one of the biggest causes of a post-war depression is that the built in economy of war is gone.

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