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Rulers, Religion and Riches: Why the West Got Rich and the Middle East Did Not
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TextSeries: Cambridge studies in economics, choice and societyPublication details: Cambridge University Press 2017 New YorkDescription: 273pISBN: - 9781108400053
- 330.954 RUB
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Part I. Propagation of rule: a theory of economic success and stagnation
1. The propagation of rule
2. Historical origins of rule propagation
Part II. Applying the theory: why the West got rich and the Middle East did not
3. Bans on taking interest
4. Restrictions on the printing press
5. Printing & the Reformation
6. Success: England & the Dutch Republic
7. Stagnation: Spain & the Ottoman Empire.
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