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Defensive Pessimism: Growth, Culture, and the Survival of Evidence
A common monetary standard can expand credit while weakening the alternative practices needed to recover from its failure and identify its cause. I study a growing credit economy in which safeguarded real settlements supply recovery capacity, matched observations for a reform decision, and apprentic
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