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jwmason.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses China's economic growth and its role in reducing global inequality, arguing that China's rise has been a success story for globalization. It highlights how China's integration into the global economy has enabled poor countries to converge with wealthier ones, despite challenges like inequality and political issues. The piece also touches on debates about the impact of China's growth on the U.S. manufacturing sector and the broader implications of globalization. | |
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conversableeconomist.blogspot.com
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| | | | | From an economic point of view (and doubtless from other points of view, as well), the French present a puzzle. France is often perceived as... | |
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marketmonetarist.com
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| | | | | China's strategy of increasing debt issuance to stimulate the economy mirrors Japan's reliance on public spending and debt during its "Lost Decade." In response to a faltering economy, the Japanese government repeatedly increased public investment, hoping to jumpstart growth through infrastructure projects and other short-term measures. While these efforts provided a temporary boost, they ultimately... | |
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www.palladiummag.com
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| | | [AI summary] The article discusses the life and legacy of Abbé Gregoire, a key figure in the French Revolution, emphasizing his role in the regeneration of society through republican institutions. It traces his influence on global movements, including the abolition of slavery, the rise of republics in Latin America, and the adaptation of regeneration ideology in Asia and Zionism. The piece highlights how the Revolution's structural logic, rather than its Enlightenment ideals, became the foundation for modern state-building and national identity formation worldwide, despite the collapse of the Enlightenment's original cultural conditions. | ||
