Colonial Institutions, Trade Shocks, and the Diffusion of Elementary Education in Brazil, 1889–1930

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@BCA_BR_ @majofuen @IrinaEEk @The_EHES Oi, o mais próximo é esse: https://t.co/DVP7SWAVY8

@thaleszp @brudsau @lmonasterio @RPColistete @claudferraz O paper do Aldo Musacchio usa IV como um exercício de robustez, mas acho que já pode ser interessante: https://t.co/7NXOUyA1Uh

@mgaldino @claudferraz @DeboraMazetto https://t.co/Ur2S3DoYnr

@pseudoerasmus @pdsegal Also Mussachio shows that extractive industries in Brazil produced greater tax revenues, which enabled the spread of primary education. https://t.co/eKESKaDSO0

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