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E47: Cult Stocks, Tech Media, and Technological Revolutions

"The Riff" with Byrne Hobart and Erik Torenberg

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Cultural Drift Shapes Economic Policy

The presence of a significant English-speaking population in a country leads to cultural influences that shape regulatory norms and business management practices, which can create mismatches in policy application. While adopting these influences may have advantages, it also risks imposing regulations that are ill-suited for economies with lower GDP per capita. Specifically, practices such as strict environmental regulations may be impractical in poorer nations, where economic conditions differ drastically from those of wealthier countries. This can hinder domestic economic growth and development.

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