TFSmith121
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The United States, as it did, historically...
The United States, as it did, historically...
The PB can be defined in a lot of ways, but in terms of economic power, based on Bairoch via Kennedy, if the measurement is relative shares of world manufacturing output in 1900, the numbers look like this:
US - 23.6 percent
UK - 18.5 percent
GE - 13.2 percent
RU - 8.8 percent
FR - 6.8 percent
AH - 4.7 percent
IT - 2.5 percent
In terms of total industrial potential in relative perspective, with 100 being Britain in 1900, the numbers look like this:
US - 127.8
UK - 100
GE - 71.2
RU - 47.5
FR - 36.8
AH - 25.6
IT - 13.6
Steel production, 1900:
US - 10.3 million tons
GE - 6.3 million
UK - 5 million
RU - 2.2 million
FR - 1.5 million
AH - 2.1 million
IT - 110,000 tons
And so it goes.
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During the height of Pax Britanica could there have been any country that could have developed as a true rival to the British Empire? That mean's being neck and neck in terms of power and reach.
The United States, as it did, historically...
The PB can be defined in a lot of ways, but in terms of economic power, based on Bairoch via Kennedy, if the measurement is relative shares of world manufacturing output in 1900, the numbers look like this:
US - 23.6 percent
UK - 18.5 percent
GE - 13.2 percent
RU - 8.8 percent
FR - 6.8 percent
AH - 4.7 percent
IT - 2.5 percent
In terms of total industrial potential in relative perspective, with 100 being Britain in 1900, the numbers look like this:
US - 127.8
UK - 100
GE - 71.2
RU - 47.5
FR - 36.8
AH - 25.6
IT - 13.6
Steel production, 1900:
US - 10.3 million tons
GE - 6.3 million
UK - 5 million
RU - 2.2 million
FR - 1.5 million
AH - 2.1 million
IT - 110,000 tons
And so it goes.
Best,