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**enentique** · 11-27-2010, 03:44 AM

You said:

As a response to me saying that S. Korea and Japan slowed. No. Japan's GDP growth slowed in 1969 and South Korea's slowed in 1988 when both economies hit the $7000 mark which China is knocking on.

You're wrong. Japan and S. Korea slowed before approaching the US. US real GDP per capita was around 21K in '69 and 31K in '88.

Look at this graph, ****tard: link

See how it doesn't slow down until they're close to the US? It's less true for S. Korea, but the same general trend applies.

11-27-2010, 03:44 AM	#12
enentique Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	You said: As a response to me saying that S. Korea and Japan slowed. No. Japan's GDP growth slowed in 1969 and South Korea's slowed in 1988 when both economies hit the $7000 mark which China is knocking on. You're wrong. Japan and S. Korea slowed before approaching the US. US real GDP per capita was around 21K in '69 and 31K in '88. Look at this graph, ****tard: link See how it doesn't slow down until they're close to the US? It's less true for S. Korea, but the same general trend applies.
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