Selected Aspects of the U. S. Economy, 1950-1960 • Civilian employment grew from 59.7 million to 66.4
million,
• The gross domestic product (GDP) increased 39
percent.
• The average family income increased 57.9 percent.
The changes described in this list contributed most directly to -
A-A decline in home ownership rates
B-A rise in the number of business failures.
A decrease in federal employment opportunities
An increase in consumer spending