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Correlation doesn't imply causation. This was around the onset of mass production, electrification, and the first time that cheap credit was a thing.
by jameslevy 6y ago
Correlation doesn't imply causation. This was around the onset of mass production, electrification, and the first time that cheap credit was a thing.
- tathougies 6y agoThat's certainly fair, but the black plague also led to several economic benefits to the working and laboring class, so I do think there are typically economic benefits from a pandemic. Although, we'll see to what extent the stimulus and money creation might affect this.