Confusion RE: before/after World War II 

Changed the second of these two sentences in the section titled "The Keynesian ascendancy: 1941–1979":

"The 1950s and 60s, where Keynes's influence was at its peak, has been described as appearing in retrospect to have been a golden age.[11] In contrast to the decades after WWII, the industrial world and much of the developing world enjoyed high growth, low unemployment and an exceptionally low frequency of economic crises."

Replaced the word "after" with "before," since that's obviosuly what was intended.