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How do economies grow?
These days, we hear again and again about the so-called "need" for economic growth. But how do countries actually grow economically? That is, why/how does their GDP increase over time? Related, what are policies that are believed by economists to interact the most with growth? And what are these channels of interaction? I'm not looking for dogmatic answers on this part, make sure that you state the causal chain as neutral as possible and link references when possible. See also What is the relevance of economic growth? What is the Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?
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