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The Vietnam War affected the US economy during the early 1970s by
lowering the deficit.
leading to a recession.
creating stagflation.
raising unemployment.
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Creating stagflation.
Heavy Vietnam War spending (and related deficits) helped fuel inflation while economic growth slowed; combined with the 1970s oil shocks this produced the unusual mix of high inflation and rising unemployment known as stagflation.
Heavy Vietnam War spending (and related deficits) helped fuel inflation while economic growth slowed; combined with the 1970s oil shocks this produced the unusual mix of high inflation and rising unemployment known as stagflation.
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