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Re: war & recovery
The timing of this article is sort of strange. Lebanon is a particularly diverse
society. It suffered from both foreign invasion and an intense civil war. The
country was devastated, but seems to have recovered quite well until a few days ago.
I did not understand Jim's reference to the slow recovery from the Civil War. My
interpretation of the period is that the Civil War created enormous economies of
scale and a demand for labor saving devices, which unleashed an extraordinary period
of growth in the later 19th century.
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Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
- Thread context:
- Just Foreign Policy News, July 20, 2006,
Robert Naiman Thu 20 Jul 2006, 18:06 GMT
- Hezbollah Takes Journalists On A Tour of A Destroyed South Beirut Neighborhood,
Leigh Meyers Thu 20 Jul 2006, 17:46 GMT
- Americans' Call for Immediate Ceasefire in Lebanon,
Robert Naiman Thu 20 Jul 2006, 17:36 GMT
- war & recovery,
Jim Devine Thu 20 Jul 2006, 16:54 GMT
- Newtonian science and the growth of British capitalism,
Louis Proyect Thu 20 Jul 2006, 16:54 GMT
- war,
Jim Devine Thu 20 Jul 2006, 16:23 GMT
- new tune for the new millenium,
Jim Devine Thu 20 Jul 2006, 14:26 GMT
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