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Population and economy : from hunger to modern economic growth

Title
Population and economy : from hunger to modern economic growth / edited by T. Bengtsson and O. Saito.
Publication
Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2000.

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Additional Authors
  • Bengtsson, Tommy.
  • 斎藤, 修, (1946- )
  • Saitō, Osamu, 1946-
Description
viii, 499 pages : illustrations; 24 cm
Summary
This volume looks at how Malthus's 'Essay on the Principle of Population' has been a source of debate on relationships between population and economy for the last two centuries. It highlights new empirical findings and developing new arguments.
Subject
  • Population > Economic aspects > Congresses
  • Congrès
  • Histoire économique
  • Analyse démographique
  • Développement économique
  • Aspects socio-économiques
  • Analyse comparative
  • Population > Economic aspects
  • Bevölkerungswachstum
  • Demographie
  • Kindersterblichkeit
  • Malthusianismus
  • Kongress
  • Population > Aspect économique > Congrès
  • Amériques
  • Asie
  • Europe
Genre/Form
Conference papers and proceedings
Note
  • "Prepared for Session A2 of the Twelfth International Economic History Congress, Madrid 24-28 August 1998"--Acknowledgements.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
What determined the onset of modern progress in the standard of living? / Julian L. Simon -- Short-run and secular demographic response to fluctuations in the standard of living in England, 1540-1834 / Roger Schofield -- Population, poverty, and subsistence in China, 1700-2000 / James Z. Lee and Wang Feng with Li Bozhong -- Population growth and population regulation in nineteenth-century rural Scotland / Michael Anderson -- Infant mortality, child neglect, and child abandonment in European history: a comparative analysis / Katherine A. Lynch -- Malthus and North American: was the United States subject to economic-demographic crises? / Michael R. Haines -- Malthus revisited: exploring medium-range interactions between economic and demographic forces in historic Europe / David S. Reher and José Antonio Ortega Osona -- Malthus in Latin America: demographic responses during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / Alberto Palloni, Hector Pérez-Brignoli, and Elizabeth Arias -- Structural factors affecting the short-term positive check in Croatia, Slavonia, and Srem in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries / E.A. Hammel and Patrick R. Galloway -- Determinants of mortality variability in historical populations and its behavioural and aggregate consequences / José Antonio Ortega Osona -- Inequality in death: effects of the agrarian revolution in southern Sweden, 1765-1865 / Tommy Bengtsson -- Mortality and economic stress: individual and household responses in a nineteenth-century Belgian village / George Alter and Michael Oris -- Price fluctuations, family structure, and mortality in two rural Chinese populations: household responses to economic stress in eighteenth and nineteenth century Liaoning / Cameron D. Campbell and James Z. Lee -- Mortality responses to short term economic stress and household context in early modern Japan: evidence from two northeastern villages / Noriko O. Tsuya and Satomi Kurosu -- Infant mortality in nineteenth century Italy: interactions between ecology and society / Marco Breschi, Renzo Derosas, and Matteo Manfredini.
ISBN
  • 0198296533
  • 9780198296539
LCCN
00057423
OCLC
  • ocm44502467
  • 44502467
  • SCSB-14650560
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library