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Agricultural Fluctuations in Europe - From the Thirteenth to twentieth centuries (Hardcover, New Ed)
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Agricultural Fluctuations in Europe - From the Thirteenth to twentieth centuries (Hardcover, New Ed)
Series: Economic History
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Wilhelm Abel's study of economic fluctuations over a period of
seven hundred years has long been established as a core text in
European agricultural history. Professor Abel was one of the first
economic historians to make extensive use of statistical data, and
his scholarship and approach have had a decisive effect on the
orientation of economic and agricultural history.
Using data on population, wages and rents from England, France,
Germany and the Low Countries, and, on occasion, from Italy,
Scandinavia and Poland, here Professor Abel demonstrates the
striking similarity in the overall economic development for all
these areas. He also analyses, the short-term fluctuations that
have affected agricultural development within this economic
framework, and is able to show the broad significance of the shape
of the late medieval depression, the scale of the desertions of
villages that accompanies it, and the implications of the sixteenth
century price revolution.
The book's importance lies in tracing the long-term trends that
have characterized European economic development since the High
Middle Ages, and as such it has made an invaluable contribution to
all comparative analyses of different Western European countries
since it was first published in 1980.
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