Julio Huato wrote:
I would think that the true determinants of economic power are (1) social institutions that constantly drive productivity growth, (2) pre-existing productivity levels, and (3) resources. That's what the entire history of capitalism suggests. No?
According to the official stats, US productivity accelerated after 1995 and the rest of the rich world's didn't. Odd how that happened as the US international balance deteriorated so radically.
Doug
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