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An economic historian observes that by 2018, the average living standard in Japan was nearly on par with that of Great Britain, a relationship similar to what existed in the 14th century. In contrast, the average living standard in Japan was vastly higher than in India. What does this set of comparisons primarily illustrate about long-term global economic development?

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