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Hunting and Gathering, Agriculture, Neolithic Revolution, Climatic Volatility, Technological Progress, Population Density
Cultural assimilation, Cultural diffusion, Cultural diversity, Geography, Economic development, Agriculture, Industrialization
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cultural assimilation, cultural diffusion, cultural diversity, geography
The “Out of Africa” hypothesis, Human genetic diversity, Comparative development, Income per capita, Population density, Neolithic Revolution, Land productivity
Out of Africa hypothesis, human genetic diversity, comparative development, population density, Neolithic Revolution, land productivity, Malthusian stagnation
Comparative development, Human genetic diversity, Income per capita, Land productivity, Neolithic Revolution, Population density, The 'Out of Africa' hypothesis
Human genetic diversity, Comparative development, Population density, Neolithic Revolution, Land productivity, Malthusian stagnation
Comparative development, Human genetic diversity, Land productivity, Malthusian stagnation, Neolithic Revolution, Population density
Technological Progress, Population Density, Malthusian Stagnation, Land Productivity, Neolithic Revolution
cultural assimilation, cultural diffusion, cultural diversity, geographical isolation, economic development, agriculture, industrialization
Cultural assimilation, Cultural diffusion, Cultural diversity, Geographical isolation, Economic development, Agriculture, Industrialization
comparative development, human evolution, natural selection, genes, race, the “out of Africa” hypothesis, genetic diversity
comparative development, human evolution, natural selection, genes, race, the "out of Africa" hypothesis, genetic diversity
Comparative development, genes, genetic diversity, human evolution, natural selection, race, the â?out of Africaâ? hypothesis
genetic diversity, fractionalization, development
Cultural Diversity, Fractionalization, Genetic Diversity
civil conflict, genetic diversity, fractionalization, polarization, interpersonal trust, preferences for public goods, economic inequality
Agent-based computational model, inflation, price dispersion, firm turnover
agent-based computational model, inflation, price dispersion, firm turnover
Social Conflict, Population Diversity, Ethnic Fractionalization, Ethnic Polarization, Interpersonal Trust, Political Preferences
social conflict, population diversity, ethnic fractionalization, ethnic polarization, interpersonal trust, political preferences
Agent-based computational model, Market organization, Banking system, Macroeconomic stability, Financial stabilizer
Growth, Development, Isolation, Agglomeration, Globalization, International Trade
Agglomeration, Development, Globalization, Growth, Isolation
labor coercion, serfdom, emancipation, industrialization, physical capital accumulation, capital-skill complementarity, demand for human capital, nineteenth-century Prussia
capital-skill complementarity, demand for human capital, emancipation, Industrialization, Labor coercion, nineteenth-century Prussia, physical capital accumulation, serfdom
Land, Malthusian Stagnation, Population Dynamics, Technological Progress
Comparative development, interpersonal population diversity, the out of Africa hypothesis
