The period of the Spanish miracle has come to an end.

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The Spanish miracle, a period of remarkable economic growth in Spain, came to an end in 1973. During this time, Spain experienced significant development and modernization, transforming it from a relatively poor country to an emerging economic powerhouse. The Spanish miracle was characterized by industrialization, foreign investment, and increased productivity, which led to a steady rise in living standards for the population. However, in 1973, Spain faced several challenges that marked the end of this prosperous era. The global oil crisis resulted in a steep rise in oil prices, severely impacting the Spanish economy. This led to a slowdown in industrial production and a decline in exports. Additionally, political unrest and pressure for democratic reforms intensified during this period. Despite the end of the economic miracle, the changes brought about during that time set the foundation for future growth and prosperity in Spain. #SpanishMiracle #EconomicTransformation #EndOfAnEra
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