Why Nations Fail by Daren Acemoglu and James Robinson

This article will focus on discussions and themes proposed by Daren Acemoglu and James Robinson in "why the country fails". As a book review, it first summarizes the main content covered by the author and highlights that argument, and then analyzes and finally finds out the power of the major discussion to clarify that argument I will evaluate the weaknesses. The reason why Daren Acemoglu and James Robinson failed can be regarded as a criticism of the failure and success of global development.

Daren Acemoglu and James A. Robinson discuss the results of this process in detail "Why the State Fails" (2012). The basic information is simple. There are two states: extraction and containment. Mining countries are caught up in the vicious circle of thieves and are very poor because they are suppressing technical innovation and economic and personal freedom. Comprehensive countries do not have a single center of economic and political power, but are innovative and prosperous to compete for competing advantages under the principle of law and security.

Why the country failed, Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson: The fact that this book is a 15 year study is clear. The premise of this book is very simple: how comprehensive the system is ethical, and how is a malicious institutional system? Typical excerpts from history, important moments defining national roads, and how national politics are developed are well explained. It is a 500 page sandwich book with only a simple concept, but it never makes me feel repeatedly

Economists Daron Ase Mogul and James Robinson saw the city of Nogales bordering the United States and Mexico for the first time in their book "Why the country failed"? In the United States, residents have higher average life expectancy, higher income, and better infrastructure. Acemoglu and Robinson wondered why this difference will happen. To investigate, they reviewed colonial customs in Spanish and English. The Spaniards used local people to make them cruel. But the settlers were also abused as they did not have their own mansion: King of Spain. This arrangement made the settlers dependent on the king's grace. He has an incredible absolute power. There are few people who can fight people who dominate land, resources and interests.