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Economic history

the idea that Europe's many competing states, unlike unified China, spurred innovation, fiscal capacity and growth through rivalry and exit options.

In economic history, political fragmentation hypothesis refers to the idea that Europe's many competing states, unlike unified China, spurred innovation, fiscal capacity and growth through rivalry and exit options. This meaning comes from Ko (2018) in International Economic Review.[1]

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References

Ko, C. Y., Koyama, M., & Sng, T. (2018). Unified China and Divided Europe. International Economic Review, 59(1), 285-327. https://doi.org/10.1111/iere.12270

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