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Data released by the Global Change Data Lab shows the U.S. economy's growth since 1820, with Michael Hartnett comparing this to the U.K.'s growth and inflation.

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Data released by the Global Change Data Lab shows the U.S. economy's growth since 1820, with Michael Hartnett comparing this to the U.K.'s growth and inflation.

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Global Change Data LabKingdom of Great Britain

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  1. The United States surpassed the productivity levels of both Germany and the British Empire.Sub-event
  2. Expert analysis compares U.S. and U.K. economic growth since 1820 using specific data.1 source

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