provide discussion post to this: Per Capita Real GDP refers to GDP data that has been adjusted for inflation and then divided by the population to make the data comparable. The following link should take you directly to a graph detailing the growth in US per capita RGDP. At the top where it lists the United States type in Japan. Please discuss the difference in what you observe. Finally, remove Japan and add in other countries of your choosing. Anything interesting? https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?locations=US&name_desc=false