@oliverwkim
Oliver Kim
5 months
Man have I got the JMP for you
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@arpitrage
Arpit Gupta
5 months
The economic takeoffs in China and (now increasingly) India are among the most economically consequential things to ever happen, affect a third of humanity, and there are bizarrely few top econ papers about it?
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@oliverwkim
Oliver Kim
5 months
Link:
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@fetzert
Thiemo Fetzer πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ - same handle elsewhere
5 months
@oliverwkim My former classmate had a really nice paper on this: I am not sure if it ever got published though and I cant find the paper online anymore, only this summary.
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Oliver Kim
5 months
@fetzert If you ever get the full version, please let me know! Looks fascinating and potentially complementary.
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@southwater11
Professional Loser
5 months
@oliverwkim Fascinating. In fact, some Chinese historians share a similar view with you. @LiuZhongjing once argued that the rapid increase in China's agriculture output was due to 1) the end of the Cultural Revolution and 2) the introduction of chemical fertilizer from Western countries.
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