Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 May 2010
I wish to thank Professors Robert Fogel, Arcadius Kahan, and Don McCloskey for their encouragement and help during the course of this work. Financial support has been provided by Ford Foundation fellowship, and by the Committee on Slavic Area Studies at the University of Chicago.
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