#4591
Mentioned in 9 episodes
How Asia Works
Book • 2013
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 9 episodes
Mentioned by 
Dwarkesh Patel while discussing land reform in Asian economies and its impact on economic growth.
Dwarkesh Patel while discussing land reform in Asian economies and its impact on economic growth.
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Lars Doucet - Progress, Poverty, Georgism, & Why Rent is Too Damn High
Mentioned by Dwarkesh Patel , referencing the author's discussion of how countries created terrorists to gain internal knowledge about production.
Dwarkesh Patel , referencing the author's discussion of how countries created terrorists to gain internal knowledge about production.
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Byrne Hobart - Optionality, Stagnation, and Secret Societies
Mentioned by Dwarkesh Patel in relation to lean production and the differences in work ethic between American and Japanese workers.
Dwarkesh Patel in relation to lean production and the differences in work ethic between American and Japanese workers.
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Byrne Hobart - FTX, Drugs, Twitter, Taiwan, & Monasticism
Recommended by Ryan Peterson to understand industrialization policies in Asian tiger economies and their impact on industrialization.
Trade Wars & Supply Chain Disruptions: Ryan Petersen on Navigating the 145% China Tariffs
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Noah Smith as a book that discusses Malaysia’s failure to build a car industry but success in building an electronics industry.
Noah Smith as a book that discusses Malaysia’s failure to build a car industry but success in building an electronics industry.
How International Development Works
Mentioned by Ben Reinhardt as a book that explores the differences in economic development between East Asia and other regions.
21: Innovation Systems with Ben Reinhardt
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Bill Gates when talking to African leaders about starting with agricultural productivity as a bootstrap to get to middle income levels.
Bill Gates when talking to African leaders about starting with agricultural productivity as a bootstrap to get to middle income levels.
Why Bill Gates is worried
