Explanation of more or less steady rate of growth

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Taking a long view of the US and other developed economies, we see with certain exceptions a more-or-less steady rate of growth in real income over the last couple centuries. Explain and discuss the mechanisms by which this has occurred, and contrast our experience with: a) the recent performance of many NICs (newly-industrializing-countries) in the last few decades; and b) the performance of many of the poorest LDCs (less-Developed-Countries).

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