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This may have more to do with the US not getting blown up during WW2, and the US being the largest single market(in the sense that everyone speaks the same lang
by pirocks 6y ago
This may have more to do with the US not getting blown up during WW2, and the US being the largest single market(in the sense that everyone speaks the same language, has same culture, comparable laws everywhere etc.). And less to do with good policies.
- throwaway0a5e 6y ago>This may have more to do with the US not getting blown up during WW2 It's been 80yr and Japan and Korea are doing fine. The USSR basically force created a large single market over the course of its existence. If it was such a net win for prosperity the economic would have stuck around.