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unclear if a transitory post-Malthusian period is a general phenomenon. Using data from Denmark, Norway and Sweden, this …
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1560-1760. The evidence suggests a negligible marginal productivity effect of population on real income, implying that the …
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unclear if a transitory post-Malthusian period is a general phenomenon. Using data from Denmark, Norway and Sweden, this …
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In the process of economic development economies grow through various regimes, each characterized by different demographic-economic interactions. The changes in these interactions are key elements in different explanations of the escape from Malthusian stagnation. We employ time-varying vector...
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In the process of economic development economies grow through various regimes, each characterized by different demographic-economic interactions. The changes in these interactions are key elements in different explanations of the escape from Malthusian stagnation. We employ time-varying vector...
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Although Unified Growth Theory presumes the existence of the Maltusian mechanism in pre-industrial England recent empirical studies challenged this assumption. This paper studies the interaction of vital rates and real wages in the period from 1540 to 1870 in England. We employ time-varying...
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