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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

651: American Dynamism

Heng-Fu Zou

650: How the memes of constitutional democracy have transmitted and mutated over time

Heng-Fu Zou

649: Transaction Costs, Violence, and the State

Heng-Fu Zou

648: Beyond Balanced Growth

Piyabha Kongsamut, Sergio Rebelo and Danyang Xie

647: Memes and Authoritarianiam Regimes

Heng-Fu Zou

646: Ants, Bees, and Humans: Sociobiological Approach to Authoritarianism

Heng-Fu Zou

645: Constitutional Democracy as Memes

Heng-Fu Zou

644: Passions Dominate Interests in Despotic States

Heng-Fu Zou

643: Red Genes or Red Memes

Heng-Fu Zou

642: Genes, Memes, and Despotism

Heng-Fu Zou

641: Economic Man, Memes, Endogenous Preferences

Heng-Fu Zou

640: Money, Growth, and Welfare in a Schumpeterian Model with Automation

Qichun He, Xin Yang and Heng-Fu Zou

639: Crony capitalism, bureaucratic capitalism, and familial hierarchy

Heng-Fu Zou

638: Fundamentals of Technology Innovations and Business Cycles

Junzhu Zhao and Heng-Fu Zou

637: Industrialization, State Control, and the Great Divergence: Jiangnan and England

Heng-Fu Zou

636: Power, Transaction Costs, the Firm, and the Market

Heng-Fu Zou

635: Power and Wealth

Heng-Fu Zou

634: On the Size Distribution of Macroeconomic Disasters

Robert Barro and Tao Jin

633: Social Sources of Power and Transaction Costs

Heng-Fu Zou

632: Recent Studies on Macro Dynamics and Finance

Heng-Fu Zou

631: Heng-fu Zou's Political Economy of Republicanism

Heng-Fu Zou

630: The Spirit of Capitalism, Endogenous Preferences, Prosperity, and Depression

Peng Wang and Heng-Fu Zou

629: Notes on the Nature of Chinese Ancient Political Economy

Heng-Fu Zou

628: Power Corrupts, and Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely

Heng-Fu Zou

627: Endogenous Constitutional Democracy Capital and Economic Development

Wei Liang and Heng-Fu Zou

626: The right to bear arms, private property, and economic growth

Qixin Zhan and Heng-Fu Zou