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Why is capitalism the answer ?

This trend seems to change significantly in 1965, but I can’t think of anything that happened with capitalism around then

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Oh, I thought your post was trying to say that past results can predict future performance. 
To that end, I also think we should accelerate the medical and agricultural technologies that brought people out of extreme poverty.

How does this refute the historical progress?

These charts are always fun when you’re red/green colorblind

+1; It's the end of the Great Chinese Famine and the Great Leap Forward. It's also when China and India began industrializing in earnest. Also, the Marshall Plan raised incomes in Europe substantially during the 60s-70s, but I'm not sure that made a significant dent in this chart.

There are many good answers in this thread, but you gotta admit that the inflection point in this curve lines up pretty nicely with the proclamation of the PRC and the fact that more people have been lifted out of extreme poverty in China than everywhere else.

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The only problem is externality pricing.

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just happened to be reading this tonight when I saw this post.

curious your thoughts

https://civilizationemerging.com/new-economics-series-3/

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contrary - but fiat currency and debt monetization

was going to e/acc but then saw it was published in e/acc channel