Ivanov, Martin; Kopsidis, Michael - In: The Economic History Review 76 (2023) 1, pp. 169-198
In Bulgaria the share of secondary production in GDP remained constantly low between c. 1870–1910. To explain the country's exceptionally weak growth, we use endogenous and unified growth theory. Gerschenkron and Palairet blame a self-sufficiency-oriented peasant economy for rising labour and...