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Yasheng Huang: ¿sofoca la democracia el crecimiento económico?

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El economista Yasheng Huang compara a China con India y se pregunta, cómo ha contribuido el gobierno autoritario chino al asombroso crecimiento económico del país. Esto lleva a una gran pregunta: ¿la democracia está frenando a India? La respuesta de Huang puede sorprenderte.

Yasheng Huang asks us to rethink our ideas about China and other large emerging economies. Lately he’s been asking, Does democracy hinder or promote economic growth? Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Sebastian Betti
Reviewed by Andrea Pisera
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