Corrections took the dataset present in Growth Dynamics: The Myth of Economic Recovery: Comment by Hannes Mueller and collapsed the dataset down to a single interesting table, giving the present period growth rates given whether a country was at war last year, this year, and next year.
Interestingly, lapsing back into war: war last year, no war this year, but war next year, has the lowest growth rate, while failing to lapse back into war: war last year, no war this year, and no war next year, has the highest.
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