Multiple Choice
A graph displays the historical path of average income for a selection of countries over the last millennium. The data shows that for centuries, average incomes were low and changed very little. However, beginning around the 18th century, a few countries experienced a dramatic and sustained increase in average income, while many others saw little to no change, continuing on their low-income path. What is the most accurate conclusion to draw from this described historical pattern?
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