Long Swings in Global Growth Drivers
Monday, March 29, 2010
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This is an absolutely fascinating piece from Janus Lim drawing on Angus Maddison’s incredible work on economic growth going back centuries. Superb for the historical perspective and the big swings in growth phases dominated by just a handful of countries.
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