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Introduction: Debates on the Transition to Capitalism
Introduction to the Empirical Study
Attainment of Profit-Maximizing Scale as a Cause of Reaper Adoption
Labor Constraints Due to Market Forces as the Cause of Mechanization
Family Farm System as a Cause of Reaper Adoption
Econometric Analysis of Reaper Adoption
Conclusion
Appendix A: Estimations of the Extent of Reaper Adoption
Appendix B: Farm Variables
Appendix C: Township Variables
Bibliography
Index
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reviewed The Political Economy Of The Family Farm on April 21, 2015
The Political Economy Of The Family Farm
Life and work in medieval Europe is well... Life and work in medieval Europe
As far as history books go, I found it pretty interesting. Talks a lot about the economy but also mentions things about society during those times. Although a majority of it is taken up by talk of the economy as well as the development of businesses during those times. Covers a time frame between 5th to 15th century and helps make a clearer image of what it was like back then
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