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The Indicator from Planet Money

Why are some nations richer?

 

*lag 뒤에 처지다, 뒤떨어지다

What causes some countries to become rich, while others lag behind?

*tease out (복잡한 문제에서) 핵심을 뽑아내다, 분리하다, 알아내려고 애쓰다

There are a few good ways to tease out what really matters.

+) I want to tease out those figures.

     나는 그 수치들을 알아내고 싶다.|

+) The teacher helped them tease out the meaning of the poem.

     선생님이 그들이 그 시의 의미를 파악하는 것을 도와주었다.

*slice through ~를 가르다

*contingency 만일의 사태

*historical contingencies 역사적 우연

They found an ingenious way to slice through the knots of historical contingencies.

*prosper 번영하다, 번성하다

They found a way to understand why countries prosper.

*recipe 방안, 비결

*new-mint (화폐를) 새로 주조하다, (어휘에) 새로운 의미를 부여하다

*laureate [|lɔːriət] (뛰어난 업적으로 훈장·상을 받은) 수상자

newly-minted Nobel laureates explain.

It has been going off in the last couple of days.

*in academic circles 학계에서는

*in full force 총력을 다해, 온전히

It's now the early 1800s, and colonialism is in full force.

*independent[independently] of …와는 관계없이, …와는 별도로

They went hunting for something else that might cause inclusive institutions to emerge, independent of how wealthy a place was.

*in practice 실제는

What this means in practice varies a lot from place to place.

*confiscate 몰수하다, 압수하다

They tried to extract resources as fast as possible, confiscated more private property.

*self-contained 자족하는, 자립하는

European migrants who formed largely self-contained communities.

They introduced checks on power - in other words, inclusive institutions.

Now, to be clear, the Europeans were incredibly harsh on Indigenous people everywhere.

*beat around the bush 넌지시 둘러대다, 요점을 피하다, 돌려말하다

Let's not beat around that bush.

*comparatively speaking 비교해서 말하자면

*win out 성취하다, 헤쳐나가다

Comparatively speaking, inclusive institutions for the long-term benefit of settlers were winning out overall.

*subsequently 그 뒤에, 나중에

*prosperity 번영, 번창

*recipient [rɪˈsɪpiənt] 수취인, 수령인, 받는 사람

*panacea [ˌpænəˈsiːə] (비유적 의미의) 만병통치약

Institutions are not a panacea.

Institutions are under siege in the U.S. right now.

*synergistic (반응, 효과 등이) 상승적인, 공동성의

*unsubstantiated 입증되지 않은, 근거없는

Take the unsubstantiated attacks on the integrity of the 2020 election.

*overthrow 전복시키다, 타도하다

*put one's mind to it 마음 먹다, 전념하다, 몰두하다

It doesn't take long to overthrow them if you really put your mind to it.

 

 

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Why are some nations richer?

 

Why are some nations richer? : The Indicator from Planet Money

This year's Economics Nobel went to a trio of researchers whose work focuses on the importance of strong institutions for an economy. Today we hear from the newly minted Nobel laureates about how they came to their groundbreaking conclusions. For sponsor-f

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