The increase in U.S. production over the past 50 years
| equals Japan's increase in production over the same period of time. |
| equals Germany's increase in production over the same period of time. |
| is less than the increase in production in either Germany or Japan. |
| is larger than the sum of Germany's and Japan's current real GDP. |
| equals the sum of both Japan's and Germany's increase in production over the same period of time. |
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