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The Y axis of the graph is captioned $0.1 million net investment per billion dollars of GDP so that's how I did the math.

That is also how I did the arithmetic looking at the Y axis. Is there another way to do the arithmetic? I learned that it didn't matter what was your viewpoint, 2+2=4, no matter how many times someone who is trying to lead you astray says 2+2 can be any number you like!

Regardless, I will always ignore Krugman whether he is right or wrong. I don't have the time in terms of search cost to find out. Searching for facts would be much quicker if there wasn't so much misinformation being published!

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