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I think the statistics he cited actually make that case

• darby_nine 2y ago
  ...compared to what? Growth is just one way of representing market health, and it's one that is typically pushed by capital for obvious reasons. If you're talking about efficiency or productivity, you don't need markets for either of these, you just need any kind of economy to work with. Industrialization only intersects with markets (or capitalism for that matter), they aren't the same thing.