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No I'm not what I just described is econ, you just don't know econ.
https://medium.com/hyphen-capital-blog/companies-started-by-asian-americans-d1e41c9958a3
Look at all asian/asian american founders look at their education and go figure it out yourself.Do you understand what "controlling for academic scores" meant? I don't dispute that the econ word salad is indeed words from econ. I dispute whether you have any understanding of how the words do or don't apply to the very simple and clear logic under discussion. Unless of course the goal is to impede everyone else's understanding of what just happened in this thread.
Your latest idea/trolling, that when Asians study for exams they are not "really" studying FOR the exams, but for some heroic higher purpose of mental rotation value creation firm founding VERY VERY ECON VALUABLE nobility is... completely and transparently irrelevant. It doesn't matter why Az, or W, or J study for their exams. What matters (to this topic as formulated by the OP) is that differences in the amount of study lead to differences in the test scores compared to underlying ability.
My god, you are so boring, how do stand to do research on test scores all day. No what I just described is econ that makes far more sense than the paradigm of comparing test scores. Nobody cares about test scores, if you think being an entrepreneur can occur without prerequisite studying, it's just a n aive my opic way to be a researcher.