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The Marshall Plan delay refers to the period following World War II when the implementation of the Marshall Plan, officially known as the European Recovery Program, was temporarily stalled. Although it was announced in 1947, the actual distribution of aid began in 1948 due to the need for European nations to agree on terms and the necessary legislative approvals in the United States. This delay affected the speed at which European economies could recover from the devastation of the war. Ultimately, the plan provided significant financial assistance to help rebuild and stabilize European economies, fostering long-term growth and cooperation.

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