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Refuting Gregory Clark's Chauvinist Development Theory
This paper refutes Gregory Clark’s chauvinist view that European countries are superior to the Asian ones, because they have been so. This paper proves that Clark’s empirical result is merely a movement along an isoquant with no implication on productivity. Then, this paper works out a similar relation to show that Asian countries can also be superior to the European ones, by the same Clark standard.