Something to Consider
Nicholas DeckerI want to learn everything. Covering economics, with extensive forays.
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What Should Our Counterfactuals Be?
How valuable were the railroads to American economic growth? Intuition tells us that they were extremely valuable. As Robert Fogel writes, describing the prevailing view in the middle of the 20th century, “it was the sine qua non of America...
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GMU, Econ, undergrad. Pragmatic liberal. Follow me at https://twitter.com/captgouda24 for studies, papers, and historical arcana!
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