Sentences with phrase «post-war economic boom»

Conveniently, this population explosion corresponded with a post-war economic boom (aided by the G.I. Bill and the growth of consumer suburbs).

The reason for the trough is thought to be the surge in aerosols generated by the post-war economic boom, finally removed in the late 1970s by the implementation of the Clean Air Act and similar legislation in Europe, thereby unmasking the steadily rising CO2 forcing that had been there all along.

The artist was a key figure of Tokyo's Anti-Art Movement in the late 1950s, where his performative paintings and installations marked the beginning of his preoccupation with the impact of nuclear catastrophe and the excess of consumer society associated with the post-war economic boom.

The project presents Evans» work not simply as that of an iconic maker, but as connected with the cultural life of its community, as an outgrowth of the conditions of modern education and technology, and as responsive to America's post-war economic boom.

Meanwhile, the post-war economic boom inspired corporations and government agencies around the world to commission large - scale works.

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Basically the baby boom, post-war, boosted economic growth in the opposite way to what I just described, for about 50 years.

The common political conversation about our shared economic future focuses on achieving an escape velocity where the post-war growth boom can return as usual.

They write: The common political conversation about our shared economic future focuses on achieving an escape velocity where the post-war growth boom can return as usual.

It is the early - mid 1960s and Naples is experiencing an economic and cultural renaissance: the post-war boom has created a new consumer class, with fa

With strong economic developments countries like United Kingdom, France and the US began to experience, societies embraced a consumeristic culture — a trend often called «post-war consumer boom».

Taking as a starting point Vittorio De Sica's 1963 film Il boom, Flavia Frigeri's exhibition explores the relationship between post-war Italian art and the economic miracle in the 1960s.