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Growth of Real National Product Feeds 1960 Campaign Debate
Washington coverage analyzes the growth rate of the real national product and its political consequences in the 1960 election. It details three contributing factors labor force, hours worked, and output per hour, citing Dr. Colin Clark and a Senate witness, and notes Soviet production lags per hour.
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