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Date: 26/8/10 16:46 (UTC)
Yeah, a lot of that is explained by an industrial economy having to switch back from military production to consumer goods.

No, I'm talking 37/38, not post-war. The economy didn't crash post-war as the models would make you expect.

I look at it as the price you pay for avoiding catastrophe.

But what if it's causing catastrophe? Or enhancing existing catastrophe?
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