Rationally Speaking #184 - Gregory Clark on "What caused the industrial revolution?"
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The Industrial Revolution
The introduction of printed books was as dramatic of productivity events in that area as textiles were later. And so one of the things that actually- Sorry, the accident being that innovation came first in watches, which is a relatively small industry,. That's right. And it turns out watches are not the only example. I mean, do we really have to immediately jump to luck? There should be some explanation for why these innovations happened in or in England instead of other countries.
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