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Malthus to Romer: On the Colonial Origins of the Industrial Revolution
We propose a unified theory to explain the diverse paths of economic and institutional development of colonized and colonizers following the great discoveries at the end of the XV century. In our theory, the institutional and economic divergence between Spain and England observed during the age of c
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