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Economic history

the 1948 to 1951 US aid program for Western European recovery and its economic effects through investment and policy reform.

In economic history, Marshall Plan refers to the 1948 to 1951 US aid program for Western European recovery and its economic effects through investment and policy reform. This meaning comes from Eichengreen (1992) in Economic Policy.[1]

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References

Eichengreen, B., & Uzan, M. (1992). The Marshall Plan: Economic Effects and Implications for Eastern Europe and the Former USSR. Economic Policy, 7(14), 13. https://doi.org/10.2307/1344512

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