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The high demographic cost of urban centres limited the potential for urbanization, and presented a fundamental barrier to modern economic growth. ... Davenport, R.J. 2020. 'Urbanisation and mortality in Britain c.1800 - 1850', Economic History Review,

Isaac Newton Trust grant. Transport, urbanization and economic development in England and Wales c.1670-1911. ... The Online Historical Atlas of Transport, Urbanization and Economic Development in England and Wales c.1680-1911.

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19 Mar 2018: terminology in use in economic history and indeed in economics in relation to economic growth and. ... 5. Extensive economic growth An increase in GDP related to the expansion of.

4. Crafts and Harley, 'Output growth and the British Industrial Revolution: a restatement of the Crafts-Harley view', The Economic History Review, 45:4 (1992), p. ... 7. Shaw-Taylor and Wrigley, 'Occupational structure and population change' in Floud,

20 Apr 2020: 3. Economic History of Modern Britain: Volume I, 1700–1870 (Cambridge, 2014), pp. ... Mechanization, c.1500–1820’, Cambridge Working Papers in Economic and Social History,. no.

18 Oct 2019: infrastructure and economic activities, and offers a rather neglected perspective on the process of. ... legal certification. Several researchers have attempted to test this assumption by comparing lists of.

22 Dec 2017: economic effects of turnpike trusts. Lastly, I draw conclusions. 1 Dan Bogart is an associate professor of Economics at the University of California, Irvine. ... legislation in eighteenth‐century England1." The Economic History Review 62.1 (2009):

17 Oct 2013: indefinitely and he identified the original development of modern economic growth with the. ... of their industrialisation, Kuznets stated that the onset of modern economic growth was.

26 Feb 2007: This chapter is concerned with economic activity which was market oriented – either paid work or unpaid work within a family business. ... 273. 16 Horrell and Humphries, ‘Women’s labour force, Economic History Review, XLVIII, I (1995), p.

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8 Jul 2019: Economic History of Modern Britain, ed. Roderick Floud, Jane Humphries, and Paul Johnson, vol. ... economic circumstances, thereby discarding traditional explanations of the French ‘lag’ that placed the.

20 Jun 2016: was braked by rapid urbanisation in especially the middle decades of the nineteenth century. ... and (3) the role of economic integration in reducing dearth-associated mortality and increasing.

10 May 2010: R., and Johnson, P., Economic maturity 1860-1939 ; Daunton M., Wealth and welfare. ... the data were presented to Economic History Society’s annual conference in Nottingham.

19 Dec 2017: economic upheaval from the mid-eighteenth century to the mid-nineteenth century, providing. ... broader picture of London’s economic development, Beier has pointed out that textile.

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23 Nov 2006: boundaries of the metropolis must be redrawn to account for significant economic and. ... the tertiary sector.11 This model incorporates a central paradigm of modern economic.

22 May 2012: types of economic and medical support for those poor who qualified as members of the. ... parish. In most cases economic relief was provided in cash or goods, and medical support.

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30 Mar 2021: economic geography during the industrial revolution. Around 1680 most of the urban population. ... show that pre-steam transport innovations were a significant driver of economic growth.

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20 Nov 2019: Part One, chapter 2. Economic development and economic growth: the poverty and imprecision. ... Growth. 6 Lewis, ‘Economic development’ and ‘Unlimited labour’. 4. period, but it certainly fails Kuznets’ test with respect to its growth rates.

20 Jun 2016: Carlton House), its sheer size meant that it resembled a large town in its range of economic. ... and address evidence. Of course this test only applied to baptisms linked to reconstitution.

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12 Mar 2012: marriage. In the middle of the eighteenth century, 'Mrs' did not describe a married woman: it. ... economics and democracy'.lxv He may not have been aware that the spread of honorific titles to.

18 Jan 2010: Maryanne Kowaleski and Judith M. Bennett, 'Crafts, Gilds and Women in the Middle Ages: Fifty Years after Marian K. ... economic historians today.15 Certainly few, if any, trades actually required seven years to learn.

6 Jun 2023: Given the difficulties of interpreting burial patterns, can we test Defoe’s claims using marriage. ... marsh parishes. We test (1) whether marsh men had markedly higher rates of remarriage compared.

26 Jul 2005: century. I. The type of economic growth taking place in England in the later eighteenth century. ... The. simplest way in which to test the stability of relative level of the county marriage rates.

12 May 2010: father that does not imply any economic activity, such as ‘junior’, ‘younger’, ‘senior’ or ‘elder’. ... sectors of economic activity. Stages 1 through to 6 will be discussed here.

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26 Nov 2012: 2. The high resolution of the data by cause allows users to create their own aggregated categories of causes, and to test to some extent whether changes over time in mortality ... case in national context’, Economic History Review 62(3): 629-654.

27 Nov 2019: Such work. fundamentally underpins what is conventionally defined as economic activity, and any full. ... the Late Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Centuries’, Economic History Review, XLII (1989), pp.

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36. Economic development and economic growth: the poverty and imprecision of our terminology and concepts. ... 35. French occupational structure, industrialisation and economic growth in France, 1695 to the present.

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used by economic historians. ... H. Rigby ed. A Companion to Britain in the later Middle Ages (Chichester, 2009), 242-60, 257; Nicholas R.

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