[[File:Screenshot 3-9-2026 21614.jpeg|center|650px|thumb|Note: [[Communist]] [[North Vietnam]] was much better at controlling [[inflation]] in the war torn country over 10 years, as [[inflation]] rose only 20% as measured by ''per capita'' income. Whereas in [[America]], [[inflation]] rose in excess of 100% as measured by ''per capita'' income. The vast majority of Americans who lived through the ordeal did not feel better off or more prosperous in 1974 than in 1964, when their income was reported as less than half. It was the result of [[Keynesian economics]].]] | [[File:Screenshot 3-9-2026 21614.jpeg|center|650px|thumb|Note: [[Communist]] [[North Vietnam]] was much better at controlling [[inflation]] in the war torn country over 10 years, as [[inflation]] rose only 20% as measured by ''per capita'' income. Whereas in [[America]], [[inflation]] rose in excess of 100% as measured by ''per capita'' income. The vast majority of Americans who lived through the ordeal did not feel better off or more prosperous in 1974 than in 1964, when their income was reported as less than half. It was the result of [[Keynesian economics]].]] |