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... population in Europe indicates the extent to which specialization associated with the division of labor accom- panied economic development . For towns of 5,000 or more , Paul Bairoch ( 1988 ) esti- mates urban population in 1000 A.D. at ...
... population in Europe indicates the extent to which specialization associated with the division of labor accom- panied economic development . For towns of 5,000 or more , Paul Bairoch ( 1988 ) esti- mates urban population in 1000 A.D. at ...
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... population growth and the specialized goods that arise initially . VI . The Population Puzzle Population plays a central role in our model of early development . It must grow to a threshold level before the economy can support an urban ...
... population growth and the specialized goods that arise initially . VI . The Population Puzzle Population plays a central role in our model of early development . It must grow to a threshold level before the economy can support an urban ...
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... population growth and per capita product growth . The direction of the effect becomes ambiguous if the model is modified to require a time cost to educate the newly born by subtracting the rate of population growth , 7 , from the right ...
... population growth and per capita product growth . The direction of the effect becomes ambiguous if the model is modified to require a time cost to educate the newly born by subtracting the rate of population growth , 7 , from the right ...
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