Bourgeois dignity: why economics can't explain the modern world

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ou 200%), o nível da renda passaria a crescer a um fator multiplicativo de 7 durante o período do Grande Enriquecimento (ou extraordinários 2500 e 5000% entre 1700 e 2001).Hoje, o americano médio possui

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