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Благодарю ! Сергей Гуриев человек очень умный и образованный! Было очень интересно смотреть!

look at our Congress is a like clown show

This viewpoint above 👆🏽 is supported by many scholars and historians who argue that colonialism played a crucial role in the economic development of Western nations. Here are some points to consider: Colonialism and Economic Growth: 1. Resource Extraction: European powers extracted vast amounts of natural resources from their colonies, including precious metals, minerals, and agricultural products. This wealth was funneled back to Europe, significantly boosting its economies. 2. Labor Exploitation: The exploitation of labor, including slavery and forced labor, provided European countries with cheap or free labor, which greatly enhanced their economic productivity and growth. 3. Market Expansion: Colonies served as captive markets for European manufactured goods, ensuring a steady demand and facilitating industrial growth. 4. Infrastructure and Institutions: European countries built extensive infrastructure in their colonies primarily to serve their economic interests, which sometimes indirectly benefited the colonized regions but primarily facilitated the extraction of resources and the control over local economies. The Enlightenment and Scientific Growth: 1. Transfer of Knowledge: The translation of scientific and philosophical works from Islamic civilizations and other cultures played a significant role in the European Renaissance and Enlightenment. Scholars in the Islamic world had preserved and expanded upon the knowledge of ancient civilizations, and this body of knowledge was crucial for the intellectual development of Europe. 2. Intellectual Exchange: The interactions between Europe and other parts of the world, including the Islamic world, India, and China, brought new ideas, technologies, and knowledge that fueled European scientific and intellectual growth. Democracy and Institutions: 1. Selective Development: While democratic institutions and enlightenment ideals contributed to economic development, their impact was often selective and complemented by the economic advantages gained through colonial exploitation. 2. Economic Inequality: The benefits of economic growth in Europe were not evenly distributed and often came at the expense of the colonized populations who suffered significant social, economic, and political repression. Acknowledging the Full Picture: 1. Holistic View: Understanding the full picture of Western economic growth requires acknowledging both the contributions of internal developments such as the Enlightenment and the crucial role played by colonialism and exploitation. 2. Ethical Considerations: Recognizing the brutality and exploitation involved in colonialism is essential for a balanced historical perspective and for addressing historical injustices. In conclusion, while the Enlightenment, scientific growth, and the development of democratic institutions were important factors in Western economic growth, the exploitation and extraction of resources from colonized countries played a pivotal and often primary role. A comprehensive understanding of Western economic development must consider both these internal and external factors.

Western economists and economic thinkers often explain European economic growth from the late medieval ages to the modern period by emphasizing the Enlightenment, scientific advancements, and democracy. However, they frequently overlook or fail to acknowledge the significant role of colonialism, theft, and the exploitation of resources from colonized countries, as well as the brutality inflicted on the colonized people. I believe this aspect should be explored as one of the key drivers of Western economic growth. While I am not claiming that all economic growth resulted from colonization and exploitation, I argue that it was a primary factor, rather than the Enlightenment or so-called democratic institutions. Additionally, Western countries do not adequately explain how the Enlightenment occurred. They often neglect to recognize that it was through translating the knowledge and resources accumulated by Islamic civilization over the past 700 years that Europe was able to achieve the Enlightenment. Thank you.

Assalomu alaykum

So many meaningful insights

ideas about Human Capital are 👍

Optimizm haqida juda o'rinli fikr bildirildi, rahmat.

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It has been a great “talkcast”. Thanks to Dr.Hoshimov and Dr. Steven Durlauf!!!

Impressive! Thanks for the video

Behzod Hoshimov yangi iqtisodchilar uchun qaysi 3 ta kitobni tafsiya qiladilar?

You are Uzbek Lex Fridman bruh!

This is amazing how a person can talk with the same pose throughout an entire one and a half-hour podcast

Thank you for your amazing podcast. Keep going, Dr. Hoshimov.

Tarjimasi bo'lsa yaxshi bo'lardi

Very good, sir

Ingilischani bilmaydiganlar ustidan kulyapti kanal uzbekcha suxbat ingilischa madanyat qani savol javob bo'lyapti tagiga yozish kerak edi bular Uzbekistonni yamon layapti manimcha 😅😅😅

Thank you I hope you will have a conversation about Islamic Finance, Economics and Islamic Insurance pls Take carr

Great job 👏

Podcast has been a very interesting

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Although nothing new, indeed great explanation with simple examples why some countries have this divergenistic pattern in economic growth. Thank you very much. The thing what grabbed my attention the idea why US is experiencing the inequality. His explanation as a segregation in all its meaning, especially in education is thrilling. Now I am thinking about the cases of rising inequality in Uzbekistan and his example of introduction of Presidential schools or other these type of a school in our country. It is somehow contradicting a little bit to his argument about investing in education. If there is a segregation in education as we can see in these schools, does it mean that we will experience the growing inequality in our country for the next few decades? And what can we do about it? What is the role of government should be here to overcome this issue of ever growing inequality in our country? Of course, Professor's example about the introduction of Stanford schools for people with disability is great, but in the case of Uzbekistan, the government is still lack of resources to introduce these type of school. Do you think introducing the private investment in education, and creating private schools is good for Uzbekistan? Hoshimov, I would appreciate to get answers for these questions and special thanks for this interview and if possible more talks with Professors like him. You are doing a great job.

I just started to watch it, but I suppose that this is great podcast

Assalomu aleykum Raxmat foydali malumodlar uchun

assalomu aleykum Behzod aka podkasni ozbekcha qilsez yoki ozbekcha yozuv bolsa ham qoshsez yaxshi bolardi. Oʻzbekistonliklarga ham ancha foydali bolardi

Professional conversation only with Professionals being! Do take care!! LieblingsForscher uns!!

Brief description for sociological idea 💡 in economic growth ⚡️ Thank you very much, Professor

You are welcome Mr.Steven

Awesome

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Interesting video on economic growth! The part about income inequality was particularly thought-provoking. Would love to hear more about potential solutions❤

Hosildorlik: iqtisodiy o'sishning uzoq muddatli belgilovchi omili 1 Ma'rifat va sanoat inqilobi: iqtisodiy o'sishning asosiy omili.2 Hosildorlik: iqtisodiy o'sishning uzoq muddatli belgilovchi omili

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Taklif, iltimos shuni uzbek tilida ham tarjima qilib quyinglar, ingliz tilini bilmagan lekin iqtisodga qiziqadiganlar ham ancha muncha, ham auditoriya kupayadi

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Илтимос Ўзбекча субтитр бўлса хам яхши бўлар эди

Amazing

Nassim Talebdan ham intervyu osez zo'r bo'lardi, hozirgi noaniqli zamonda, kerakli insonladan...

One of the best channels🔥

Men qiziqaman lekin tilni bilmasligim uchun ko'raolmadim😊

Assalomu alaykum Begzodaka bu O'zbekchasi ham chiqadimi?

Super brooo❤

wow

good interview