In the second part of our series on economic growth and development, I provide a brief history of the world economy, beginning with the key features of premodern economies and the Malthusian trap. I then outline critical developments and points of debate in subsequent economic history, including the Great Divergence, the First and Second Industrial Revolutions, the Great Depression and era of central planning, the Bretton Woods era and the gold standard, and the modern period of neoliberalism and globalisation. Recommended pre-listening is Episode 103: Economic Growth and Development Part I.
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Episode 126: Depression and Serotonin
Special Episode: Genetic Testing
Episode 125: Earthquakes
Episode 124: Volcanoes
Episode 123: Respiratory and Circulatory Systems Part 2
Episode 17: Energy, Work, and Momentum
Episode 16: Profits and Competition
Episode 15: Chemical Bonding
Episode 14: Principles of Quantum Mechanics
Episode 13: Newtonian Mechanics
Episode 12: The Price System
Episode 11: The Origin of the Universe
Episode 10: The Cell
Episode 9: Matter and Molecules
Episode 8: History of the Atom
Episode 7: Introspection Illusion
Episode 6: Thermodynamics
Episode 5: Corporate Conspiracies
Episode 4: The Origin of Life
Episode 3: Organic Agriculture Part 2
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