When considering human history we see that ______ growth in real per capita gdp generally did not occur before the beginning of

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When considering human history we see that ______ growth in real per capita gdp generally did not occur before the beginning of

the 19th century ______?

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Kaylis [27] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-12T06:37:40+03:00

When considering human history we see that "long-run sustainable"
growth in real per capital GDP generally did not occur before the beginning of the 19th century "<span>but now exists in many countries around the world".</span>

Economic growth or Financial development is commonly estimated as the change in per-capita Gross Domestic product (GDP). Supported long term financial development at a positive rate is a genuinely later phenomenon in mankind's history, a large portion of it having happened over the most recent 200 years.