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Most people assume that the enormous amounts of redistribution by the welfare state lead to greater Equality. But does it?
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For roughly 800 years, Europe’s richest regions have remained concentrated along the same commercial corridor from Northern Italy to England. Why?
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What if most of America’s $30 trillion federal debt came from one category of spending?
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Biomes, the dominant vegetation in a region, have profoundly shaped how human societies developed and how wealthy they are today.
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Chinese wages rose dramatically, but manufacturing remained competitive. China had accumulated advantages that mattered more than cheap labor.
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Promoting an awareness and understanding of human material progress and how to keep it going. Author of "From Poverty to Progress" book series. PhD Brown University and former professor. 20+ years in Digital Technology sector.
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