This blog compiles the thoughts of UCLA undergraduates on the connections between economic history and current events. All contributors to this blog are enrolled in Ec183, The Development of Economic Institutions in the United States. The premise of this course is the history matters. The careful application of economic theory and quantitative reasoning can help us understand the past.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Catching up is so very hard to do
In Economist Sep.24t-30th, an article discusses the convergence of developing countries. Starting with the unpopular demand for Italian government bonds comparing to the wild popular ones sold in China, which indicates the rapid growth took place in China. Yet, the article points out future potential problems that hinder the process, less rely on unskilled labors, and the growing need for modern financial institutions, more competitive to get capitals.
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