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Bourgeois Equality

Things are Looking Really Good. No, really!

Dr. Ellen Clardy, August 20, 2021July 24, 2025

A discussion of chapter 4 “As Your Own Life Shows” In the previous chapters, McCloskey has shown that before the Great Enrichment began over 200 years ago, all of mankind everywhere lived a subsistence lifestyle. It was only after industrialization that technology grew at a sustained rate faster than the population,…

Bourgeois Equality

Capitalism and the Hockey Stick

Dr. Ellen Clardy, August 13, 2021July 24, 2025

A Discussion of Bourgeois Equality Chapter 3 “Then Many of Us Shot Up the Blade of a Hockey Stick” After establishing the last chapter that industrialization led to technological change growing output faster than population for the first time in human history, we return to the idea of the Great…

Bourgeois Equality

Are You a Malthusian?

Dr. Ellen Clardy, August 9, 2021July 24, 2025

A Discussion of Bourgeois Equality Chapter 2 “For Malthusian and Other Reasons, Very Poor” We established in the previous chapter that historically, people lived on a subsistence level averaging $3 a day for most of human history. Now McCloskey wants to explore why and is starting with an argument that is…

Bourgeois Equality

Historically, Poor was Normal

Dr. Ellen Clardy, July 28, 2021July 24, 2025

A Discussion of Bourgeois Equality Chapter 1 “The World is Pretty Rich, But Once was Poor” In my teaching and research, I keep coming back to the question of why an economy grows, with the hope of that knowledge helping those that don’t. Dr. Deirdre McCloskey wrote a trilogy of books…

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