Productivity, Technology and Economic Growth, New York: Springer US.Mokyr, Joel. 2000. "Knowledge, Technology, and Economic growth During the Industrial Revolution."in Bart Van Ark, Simon K. Kuipers, and Gerard Kuper, eds., Productivity, Technology and Economic Growth. The Hague: Kluwert ...
Demographic factors, structural change and physical capital accumulation during the Industrial Revolution Why did England industrialize first? And why was Europe ahead of the rest of the world? Unified growth theory in the tradition of Galor and Weil (2000, Ame... VJ Voth - 《Journal of ...
B. Lack of natural resources. C. Growth of population. D. Decline in technology. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 C。中文解析:文章中提到“The causes of the Industrial Revolution were complex. One of the main factors was the growth of population”,即工业革命的主要原因之一是人口的增长。反馈 收藏 ...
a一方面是全球经济正在经历自工业革命后的一次重大规模的转型:经济增长重心正在从发达国家向亚洲、东欧、中东和拉美等新兴市场国家转移。 On the one hand is the global economy is experiencing since the Industrial Revolution a secondary load large-scale reforming: Economical growth center of gravity from develo...
He argued that exports of primary products to industrializing North Western countries were the main source of growth and that exports of silk stimulated the industrialization of the North-West (the "industrial triangle"). However, the benefits did not extend to the rest of the country. In this...
The Rate and Direction of Invention in the British Industrial Revolution: Incentives and Institutions During the Industrial Revolution technological progress and innovation became the main drivers of economic growth. But why was Britain the technological le... RR Meisenzahl,J Mokyr - 《Nber Working Pa...
MACHINES AND ECONOMIC-GROWTH - THE IMPLICATIONS FOR GROWTH THEORY OF THE HISTORY OF THE INDUSTRIAL-REVOLUTION - MCPHERSON,N Machines and economic growth : the implications for growth theory of the history of the industrial revolution Natalie McPherson (Contributions in economics and economic history, ...
They are used to their entrepreneurs being replaceable, to social savings being ‘small’, and to economic growth during the Industrial Revolution being ‘modest’. Their answers to ‘how big is big?’ are conditioned by a belief in Harberger triangles and a confidence that inputs, both ...
Nicholas Crafts, Forging ahead, falling behind and fighting back: British economic growth from the industrial revolution to the financial crisis (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018. Pp. x + 152. 1 fig. 41 tabs. ISBN 9781108438162 Pbk. 17.99)...
conceding power and interests tier by tier: either economic disorder as a result of concessions or immediate recession if power was once again centralized; second, the dominating mechanism for fast economic growth during industrial capital expansion was still the urge towards crude and extensive growth...