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East India Companies and Long-Term Economic Change in India* Nikhar Gaikwad† Abstract
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City

Surat / New Haven / /

Company

Dell / PrincetonColumbia-Yale Historical Working Group / European East India Companies / East India Company / Garrett / /

Continent

Africa / Europe / /

Country

Netherlands / Sweden / Indonesia / France / Austria / Portugal / United Kingdom / India / Denmark / /

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Facility

English EIC Court of Directors / British Library / University of Chicago / After building / Yale University / /

IndustryTerm

tradable products / dense networks / sea-based trading networks / indigenous economies into networks / manufacturing incentives / physical infrastructure / manufacturing / /

NaturalFeature

Indies / Cape of Good Hope / /

Organization

influence / Yale University / Department of Political Science / the University of Chicago / English EIC Court of Directors in London / Britain’s military / /

Person

Paul Kenny / Emily Erikson / Thomas Roe / Kenneth Scheve / Steven Pincus / Nicholas Wilson / Regina Abrami / Christopher Blattman / Hobson / Stephen Kosack / Acemoglu / Michael Kalin / Daniel Ziblatt / William Goetzmann / Tariq Thachil / Dawn Teele / Robinson / Gareth Nellis / Karen Leonard / Lenin / Vasco da Gama / Julia Adams / Jia Forthcoming / Johnson / Steven Wilkinson / Pia Raffler / Thad Dunning / Ana De / /

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Position

important driver / envoy / /

ProvinceOrState

Connecticut / /

Region

East India / South East Asia / South Asia / East Indies / /

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