At the beginning of the war, the southern economy's productivity had been double the North's, but by the end of the war, they were equal in size.

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According to historical data, although the South had a larger economy at the beginning of the war due to its agricultural superiority, by the end of the war, the North's economy had grown significantly through the mobilization of resources and the development of industry, eventually surpassing the South's economy.

At the Beginning of the War, the Southern Economy's Productivity