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The Norway Model โ How the Scandinavian country became a literary powerhouse.
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While it is easy to say that every country can do extraordinarily well if they have abundant natural resources, Norway is basically the only one that actually managed to profit from that on a country-wide scale. That being said, Norway is basically swimming in oil, no wonder they are doing well compared to similarly well build countries
Yeah, drive 30 mins from one of the "big" cities and look at the roads. Vestlandet got some really bad ones.
"literary", not "literally". As in literature.
The article is about the books we export, not the oil.
Is that the proof we all needed that people don't read articles and other people still agree?