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by slibhb
15 days ago
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> The US economy generally did very well with those standards Spurious correlation. Few experts (economists) think old regulations caused economic growth. If we really want to recreate post-war growth, we should destroy half our infastructure and fight a world war. Then, in the years following the end of that war, we can experience catch-up growth. |
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I didn't say they caused it, but they sure didn't stop it.
I specifically said it was about distribution, not aggregate growth.
There's still no argument for the GGP presented.
> the years following the end of that war
Until the 1980s? I think some evidence is needed.