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Jamieson Greer: “American per capita industrial output increased 525% from…”

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From Hamilton to Today: Trade and U.S. Economic Strategy with Ambassador Jamieson Greer

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The formula worked. Towns like Paterson, New Jersey thrived. By the time of the Civil War, the American system had built up the beginnings of the American industrial machine. American per capita industrial output increased 525% from 1750 to 1860. eclipsing all other major countries other than the U.K. however, American ingenuity and productivity was held back by Southern slavery, which kept the country tied to an exploitative and backwards planter class that pushed ceaselessly for free trade. (06:29–06:38)

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