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dave sgonechinaGDP by square kilometer, and how more time as a colony means more GDP
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A paper by John Gallup, Jeffrey Sachs and Andrew Mellinger in the International Regional Science Review in 1999 introduced the concept of "GDP density", calculated by multiplying GDP per capita by the number of people per square kilometer. Basically GDP density is a measure of the total amount of economic activity that takes place at different spots on our globe.
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One of the most profound questions in economics is why are some countries rich and others poor?
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highrollerThe distribution of world income One of the most profound questions in economics is why are some countries rich and others poor?
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