summary of the book why nation fail

 In my perspective "Why Nation Fail" is proper accumulation of researches , which are  based on the evaluation of thousands of  year of historical fact and figure of human civilization.

 Daron Acemoglu and James a Robinson draw some mind-blowing conclusion and way forward for prosperity on the basis of those evaluation and research

In this book the authors explicitly mention and  evaluate that the reason of poverty or prosperity of any nation in this world is independent of geographical, cultural and religious  factors, which mention in different theories as the reason for economic differences ,but it totally depend on the inclusiveness  of  economic  and  political institutions. they  take the example of eastern and western Europe  , to show that how the two part of  same continents,  despite having similar geography and religious affiliation take different political and economic direction   for  development in  19th century. which leads to  more prosperous western nation then the eastern one due to inclusive economic  political institution   in the western  part of the continent .also in Nogales (a city divided by the U.S.-Mexico border) they illustrate the impact of institutions on prosperity despite having same culture and geography.

 In addition  they  also mention that minor shift at point of  critical conjecture create some big difference in the economic condition of nation.

They elaborated  different examples that  nation with  extractive political and economic  institutions can also achieve some level of prosperity but  such prosperity  cannot sustain for longer period of time . like the example of Soviet Union, which see economic boom at the start of industrial revolution due heavy investment  in the industrial sector but  the growth came to stagnation after few year due to lack of inclusive economic and political institutions.

In one sentence it can be conclude that  only inclusive economic and political institution can bring  prosperity  in a nation and vice versa 


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