Wealth Contest: Economic Warfare in World War II

Author: Xu Ping, Jin Jie
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Features: Classic focus on World War II. In modern warfare, a nation's ability to wage war largely depends on its economic strength and the ability to mobilize and utilize its own resources. With the continuous advancement of science and technology, the demand and reliance on the economy in warfare have become increasingly intense, and the impact of economic factors on the outcome of wars has also grown. World War II was the largest-scale, most devastating, and most destructive global war in human history. It was an unprecedented economic war. It was a competition of comprehensive strength. In this life-and-death struggle, the Allied Powers, with their absolute overall strength advantage, held on until the very end.