Titlebook: Roots of Underdevelopment; A New Economic and P Felipe Valencia Caicedo Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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,The Legacy of the Pinochet Regime?in Chile,recent literature in economics. We also describe the waves of discontent which have attempted to suppress the most important legacies during the past twenty years. We end with a discussion of the current path of institutional change that could put Pinochet’s legacy to an end.

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Missionaries and Soldiers in the Forging of Modern Paraguay,flict’s impact on socioeconomic outcomes and gender norms. In addition, we show novel evidence on the cultural mechanisms of missions and present a new analysis of the marriage market for postwar Paraguay. We conclude and suggest directions for future research, indicating additional events relevant to the making of modern Paraguay.

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,The Making of?Mexico: The Political Economy of?Conquest and?Independence,toward centralization. I follow a framework that emphasizes the co-evolution of institutions that foster trade, exchange, and markets and institutions that limit conflict and predation. In tandem, they produce different stable political equilibriums.

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The Age of Mass Migration in Argentina: Social Mobility, Effects on Growth, and Selection Patterns,is of this initial stage of the migrants’ history shows that Italians who moved to Argentina were positively selected on the basis of literacy, complementing existing evidence of rapid upward mobility and contribution to growth at destination.

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The Expansion of Public Education in Puerto Rico after 1900,is chapter presents a newly constructed panel dataset of enrollment and attendance rates by counties between 1907 and 1943. It finds that differing agricultural production technologies, alongside policy decisions and rates of urbanization, help explain why the growth rate of education varied across regions.

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Checks and Balances in the Colonial Government of Peru: Evidence from Office Prices,gious actors. This suggests that the colonial framework of competing and overlapping jurisdictions was not always ineffective in constraining officials’ behavior at the time, with implications for governance as a whole.