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701: The Inherent Flaws of Classical Liberalism in Establishing Government

Heng-Fu Zou

700: Industrial Revolution and Mercantilism

Heng-Fu Zou

699: Why Free Trade Is Ridiculous

Heng-Fu Zou

698: China as an Empire of Bureaucrats

Heng-Fu Zou

697: Bureaucracy, Power, and Corruption

Heng-Fu Zou

696: Controversies on Karl Polanyi's The Great Transformation

Heng-Fu Zou

695: Theories of Cycles of Political Regimes

Heng-Fu Zou

694: Social Engineering by Liberalism

Heng-Fu Zou

693: The Problems with the Big State in Democracy

Heng-Fu Zou

692: Social Engineering of Confucianism and Legalism

Heng-Fu Zou

691: The Republic of Letters, the Republic of Science, and the Republic of Liberty

Heng-Fu Zou

690: everyone has the potential to be an entrepreneur and innovator

Heng-Fu Zou

689: The Republic of Politicians and the Republic of Civil Societies

Heng-Fu Zou

688: The Beginning of History and the First Man

Heng-Fu Zou

687: Entrepreneurship: Starting from Richard Cantillon (1755)

Heng-Fu Zou

686: The Republic of Entrepreneurs

Heng-Fu Zou

685: The Republic of Science: Its Political and Economic Theory

Heng-Fu Zou

684: The Economy as an Enterprise of Knowledge

Heng-Fu Zou

683: Deirdre McCloskey against Douglass North

Heng-Fu Zou

682: Biological and Cultural Evolution Leads to Industrial Revolution

Heng-Fu Zou

681: The Economy as an Enterprise of Knowledge versus Knowledge Economy

Heng-Fu Zou

680: Anti-Corruption slows down economic growth in China

Heng-Fu Zou

679: Institutions Are a State of Mind

Heng-Fu Zou

678: Scaled PCA: A New Approach to Dimension Reduction

Dashan Huang, Fuwei Jiang, Kunpeng Li, Guoshi Tong and Guofu Zhou

677: Manager sentiment and stock returns

Fuwei Jiang, Joshua Lee, Xiumin Martin and Guofu Zhou

676: Investor Sentiment Aligned: A Powerful Predictor of Stock Returns

Dashan Huang, Fuwei Jiang, Jun Tu and Guofu Zhou

675: The Power of Ideas: Liberal Values and the Great Divergence of China and Europe

Heng-Fu Zou

674: Ideas Determine Institutions

Heng-Fu Zou

673: Statecraft and Soulcraft

Heng-Fu Zou

672: Mokyr on Ideas, Useful Knowledge, and Institutions: "Economic change in all periods depends on what people believe."

Heng-Fu Zou

671: Do Ideas, Institutions, Science, Culture all Matter for the Great Enrichment?

Heng-Fu Zou

670: Ideas Drive Economic Development

Heng-Fu Zou

669: A Free Market for Ideas in China: An Unattainable Vision

Heng-Fu Zou

668: The Great Enrichment: Ideas, Innovation, and Institutions

Heng-Fu Zou

667: Memes and the History of Humankind

Heng-Fu Zou

666: Armen Alchian on Property Rights

Heng-Fu Zou

665: Ronald Coase on the Lack of the Market for Ideas in China

Heng-Fu Zou

664: A Free Market For Ideas In China

Heng-Fu Zou

663: Trade Liberalization, Quality, and Export Prices

Haichao Fan, Yao Li and Stephen Yeaple

662: Deirdre McCloskey's Critique of Institutional Economics

Heng-Fu Zou

661: Liberty versus Power

Heng-Fu Zou

660: Karl Marx was right, but he picked the wrong species

Heng-Fu Zou

659: Liberal Ideas and the Great Enrichment

Heng-Fu Zou

658: Adam Smith on Sympathy, Equality, Liberty, Justice, Property Rights, Government

Heng-Fu Zou

657: A Simple Model of Ideological, Economic, Military, and Political Power

Heng-Fu Zou

656: A Dynamic Model of Totalitarian Regimes

Heng-Fu Zou

655: Deirdre McCloskey's bourgeois ideas and Michael Mann's four powers

Heng-Fu Zou

654: Ideology, Institution, and the State

Heng-Fu Zou

653: Humanomics, Ideas, and the Great Enrichment

Heng-Fu Zou

652: Edmund Phelps on Grassroots Innovation

Heng-Fu Zou