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  1. 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.

The United States surpassed the productivity levels of both Germany and the British Empire.

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The United States surpassed the productivity levels of both Germany and the British Empire.

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