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继希腊债务危机后，葡萄牙也出现了债务危机，而在2011年8月初，英国发生了自上世纪80年代以来的最严重的骚乱事件，这又使得西欧经济振兴成为变数。回顾历史，20世纪50年代西欧经济振兴的外部原因是[ ]
A．凭借原有的经济基础
B．各国政府采取干预经济的措施
C．马歇尔计划的援助
D．战争期间积累的财
答案
答案：C
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继希腊债务危机后，葡萄牙也出现了债务危机，而在2011年8月初，英国发生了自上世纪80年代以来的最严重的骚乱事件，这又使得西欧经济振兴成为变数。回顾历史，20世纪50年代西欧经济振兴的外部原因是[ ]
A．凭借原有的经济基础
B．各国政府采取干预经济的措施
C．马歇尔计划的援助
D．战争期间积累的财
答案：C
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