The Income of Nations.

Irving B. Kravis · Paul Studenski

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A whimsical cartoon of a few years back shows an Indian smoke signalman gazing from a distance at the mushroom cloud of an atomic explosion rising above the desert flats. It is captioned, wish I had said that. While the analogy may appear exaggerated, the sentiment expressed might well be applied to Professor Studenski's scholarly treatise on the history and present state of development in the aggregate measurement of economic activity.

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