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"text": "Acemoglu's paper on colonial origins of comparative development is one of my favorites as it provides so much important yet often overlooked context to the state of modern day economies around the world. It spans both development and environmental economics and political economy and in a way crosses into every field of economics because it's focal point is to understand how economies today came to be, from the underdeveloped conquered nations to the developed colonisers who gained from them.",
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"datetime": "2021-08-25",
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