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How the Division of Knowledge Saved My Son's Life Practice Questions
In which city are you least likely to find a mechanic who specializes in pre-1950s Italian automobiles?
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a. Turlock, California (pop. 68,549)
b. New York, New York (pop. 8.34 million)
c. Rome, Italy (pop. 2.32 million)
Holding everything else equal, why should someone prefer to be afflicted with a common disease than with a rare one?
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a. Common diseases have simpler cures that require less specialized knowledge
b. Greater demand for treatment of common diseases drives specialization and greater expertise on the part of medical practitioners
c. Rare diseases tend to be more deadly
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A.I. Mindset
200 Years of Tech Panics: From Bicycles to A.I.
Pedal to the Medal: The Possibility Mindset
When Photography 'Killed' Painting
The Rise of Digital People: Mustafa Suleyman and Ian Bremmer on the Future of AI
Learning with A.I.
Ian Bremmer and Tyler Cowen on Globalization and Robots
Avengers: The Story of Globalization
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Creative Destruction: Technology and Trade
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Are There Winners and Losers of Globalization?
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Globalization: What About Inequality? (Coming Soon)
Globalization: What About the Environment? (Coming Soon)
Globalization: What About Sweatshops? (Coming Soon)
Tyler Cowen on American Culture and Innovation
The Complacent Class
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The New Era of Segregation
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American Stasis
The Missing Men
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The Great Reset
Don Boudreaux on Trade and Prosperity
The Hockey Stick of Human Prosperity
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Division of Labor: Burgers and Ships
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How the Division of Knowledge Saved My Son's Life
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Comparative Advantage and the Tragedy of Tasmania
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What Caused the Industrial Revolution?
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Are We Better Off If We Buy Local?
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Fair Trade: Does It Help Poor Workers?
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Tyler Cowen on...
The Rise and Fall of the Chinese Economy
Alex Tabarrok on...
The Hidden Cost of Pollution
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Economist's Christmas
