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Praiseworthiness and Endogenous Growth

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The hidden economy of esteem
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Politics and the pursuit of fame
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A History of Japan, 1582–1941
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The Market for Fame and Fortune
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Innovation, Price Dispersion, and Emergent Increasing Returns to Scale
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The "Vanity of the Philosopher"
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The Theory of Moral Sentiments
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Table 2: Demographic information on 1,297 lay people from 32 countries, including Europe (United Kingdom, 560 participants; Poland, 100; Portugal, 83; Spain, 77; Italy, 74; Germany, 45; Netherlands, 29; Greece, 17; Hungary, 17; Sweden, 14; Estonia, 10; France, Finland, Ireland, Belgium, Slovenia, Switzerland, Austria, Latvia, Czech Republic, Norway, Denmark, and Iceland, all <10), the Americas (US, 57; Canada, 38, Mexico, 29, Chile 9), the Middle East (Israel, 7; Turkey, 5), Asia (Japan, 3; South-Korea, 2), and Australia (23).
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no DOI — not checkedThe other options included independence, hard work, feeling of responsibility, tolerance and respect for other people, thrift, determination and perseverance, religious faith, unsel?shness and, ?nally, obedience. Our sample included a total of 76 countries. 15 The data on GDP per capita are 2003 measures obtained from Maddison's tables. The relationship between tolerance and GDP
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