WIRE — In the early 1960s, a Northwestern-led team of economists arrived to study what was then one of the fastest-growing economies on earth. Liberia was booming. Iron ore was moving through new ports, rubber was flowing, and foreign capital was arriving faster than almost anywhere in the world. They spent years examining this miracle, and in
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