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The GDP graphs that are used to show faster growth after WW2 actually contradict their theory. The graphs show the previous big dips for WW1, yet while GDP rapi
by joosters 5y ago
The GDP graphs that are used to show faster growth after WW2 actually contradict their theory. The graphs show the previous big dips for WW1, yet while GDP rapidly shot up after that war ended, it soon reverted to the original trend line. So why was one war ‘good’ for the economy, yet the previous war bad?