Abstract This article proposes a model of the development of traditional economics. This model is "malthusian" : the propensity of population to grow faster than food supplies generates long cycles, which lead into serious crises, as in the 14th and 17th centuries. However, the model is markedly qualified by introducing "boserupian episodes", during which population growth has positive effects. More over, in Europe, successive crises did not prevent an increasing accumulation of both physical and human capital. This accumulation was at the root of the Industrial revolution, thanks to wich there was an escape from the malthusian trap ; it has therefore to be seen as the crowning of a very long process.Résumé Cet article présente un modèle du...
Tapinos (Georges).- Paul Leroy-Beaulieu and the population question. The demographic imperative and ...
Was Malthus in the right? What can we think of Malthus' essay published in 1798 and which pretende...
Was Malthus in the right? What can we think of Malthus' essay published in 1798 and which pretende...
Abstract This article proposes a model of the development of traditional economics. This model is "m...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
Why was economic growth slower for the last 25 years than in the post war era ? What are the consequ...
International audienceWere the poor wheat crops the origins of the economic crisis during the period...
Les questions démographiques ont été toujours au centre de préoccupation des économistes et des homm...
International audienceWere the poor wheat crops the origins of the economic crisis during the period...
Tapinos (Georges).- Paul Leroy-Beaulieu and the population question. The demographic imperative and ...
First published: 25 July 2017Motivated by the basic adage that man does not live by bread alone, we ...
Tapinos (Georges).- Paul Leroy-Beaulieu and the population question. The demographic imperative and ...
Was Malthus in the right? What can we think of Malthus' essay published in 1798 and which pretende...
Was Malthus in the right? What can we think of Malthus' essay published in 1798 and which pretende...
Abstract This article proposes a model of the development of traditional economics. This model is "m...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
This paper describes a two-sector demo-economic model (agricultural and non-agricultural sectors) ap...
Why was economic growth slower for the last 25 years than in the post war era ? What are the consequ...
International audienceWere the poor wheat crops the origins of the economic crisis during the period...
Les questions démographiques ont été toujours au centre de préoccupation des économistes et des homm...
International audienceWere the poor wheat crops the origins of the economic crisis during the period...
Tapinos (Georges).- Paul Leroy-Beaulieu and the population question. The demographic imperative and ...
First published: 25 July 2017Motivated by the basic adage that man does not live by bread alone, we ...
Tapinos (Georges).- Paul Leroy-Beaulieu and the population question. The demographic imperative and ...
Was Malthus in the right? What can we think of Malthus' essay published in 1798 and which pretende...
Was Malthus in the right? What can we think of Malthus' essay published in 1798 and which pretende...