In a previous post I analyzed real per capita GDP of the United States and found -- to my surprise -- that the economy prior to the Great Depression and WW II grew at a roughly constant rate; that the economy afterward, grew at a different roughly constant rate; and to my even greater surprise the post-depression-and-war economy grew faster than the pre.
How the worst possible plan made things better
How the worst possible plan made things…
How the worst possible plan made things better
In a previous post I analyzed real per capita GDP of the United States and found -- to my surprise -- that the economy prior to the Great Depression and WW II grew at a roughly constant rate; that the economy afterward, grew at a different roughly constant rate; and to my even greater surprise the post-depression-and-war economy grew faster than the pre.