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by showing that controlling for education reduces the variance share of genetics by 5-8 percentage points; by …
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exhaustive list of geographic and cultural variables. We find, by contrast, that the impact of genetics on living standards is …
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Why are some peoples still poor? Recent research suggests that a society’s “genetic distance”—a measure of the time elapsed since two populations had common ancestry—to the United States is a significant predictor of development even after controlling for an ostensibly exhaustive list...
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The article presents the critical review of physical and biological metaphors in the institutional economic theory. It is proved that physical (including mechanistic) analogies are most adequate for the associative characteristic of a statics and kinetics of institutional systems, and biological...
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