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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "So what happened was that the Americans started to work hard, but then the Europeans and the Japanese were like, we need to work..."
Jiang argues that Europe and Japan eventually rebuilt fast enough to outcompete American manufacturing, which reversed the original creditor relationship and turned the United States into a debtor nation that could finance itself by printing money.
"So what happened was that the Americans started to work hard, but then the Europeans and the Japanese were like, we need to work..."
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