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Daron Acemoğlu Followers and statistics

Public figure · Science · Turkey ✎ Fix

Born: September 3, 1967 (59 years old)Link in bio: economics.mit.edu

#13XX · Science & education · Turkey#173,621All networks · People · World#2,076All networks · People · Turkey

total followers 430K

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About Daron Acemoğlu✎ fix

Turkish-born economist and Institute Professor at MIT, where he teaches in the economics department. He co-directs a research initiative at the university focused on shaping the future of work. He is the author of several widely read books, including Why Nations Fail, The Narrow Corridor and Power and Progress, which explore how institutions, politics and technology shape prosperity and inequality.

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Daron Acemoglu · X@dacemoglumit · 1,537 posts 430K 100 % ↗

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−184 since Oct 26, 2026

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World#16,766#173,621
Turkey#487#2,076
Science & education · World#298#3,838
Science & education · Turkey#13#79
Science · World#63#606

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