Jiang credits this method with an explosion of productivity, population capacity, wealth, technology, and progress beginning around 1700, while questioning whether the population outcome is good.
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Productivity
Jiang credits this method with an explosion of productivity, population capacity, wealth, technology, and progress beginning around 1700, while questioning whether the population outcome is good.
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"...shows us, okay? So for most of human history, progress, meaning productivity, has been flat. And then starting around the year 1700, it starts..."
"And this has meant that we are now able to feed more and more people. So before 1700, you really couldn't get above a..."
"...that question? Yes. Look, we are entering the greatest period of productivity, the greatest productivity revolution in the history of civilization. Nothing will, over..."
"...going to, you know, make people poor? No. Economic progress and productivity makes people richer not poorer. And so, we're going to see amazing,..."
"...benefit of American style freedom. The key to this was increased productivity on American style production lines in a transnational free market. For that..."
"...policies. At the same time, we talked about this last class, productivity, real economy, the amount of work you do, it's going way down...."
"...have to treat people nicely if you want to maximize their productivity. But where were the Mongols based? They were based in East Asia...."
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