from Foreign Affairs, What Kills Inequality- Redistribution’s Violent History By Timur Kuran In his 1982 book, The Rise and Decline of Nations, the economist Mancur Olson answered that question by arguing that rather than handicapping the economies of the Axis powers, catastrophic defeat actually benefited
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