For most of history the world’s largest economy was not in Europe or America but in the East: China still accounted for roughly a third of global output as late as 1820, until the Industrial Revolution let Western nations pull decisively ahead over the following century
For most of history the world’s largest economy was not in Europe or America but in the East: China still accounted for roughly a third of global output as late as 1820, until the Industrial Revolution let Western nations pull decisively ahead over the following century — reported by siliconcanals.com, aggregated and ranked by ClawDigest.