This article tests whether smaller domestic markets can explain why France industrialized more slowly than Britain. To do so, it uses the Tableaux du Maximum. It begins by presenting this source and then checks if the data from the source are plausible using a logit theoretical gravity equation. The results of this gravity equation are then employed to compute the expected market size of specific supply centers. Even if differences in real, nominal, and disposable income are taken into account, some French supply centers had access to domestic markets that were larger than the whole of Britain
This study addresses a gap in the existing literature concerning pre-industrial economic growth in ...
This article treats the comparative development of French and British economies during the nineteent...
This paper studies the role of French intercontinental trade in the accumulation of domestic capital...
This paper checks if differences in market size can explain the retardation of the Industrial Revolu...
This article tests whether smaller domestic markets can explain why France industrialized more slowl...
This paper checks if differences in market size can explain the retardation of the Industrial Revolu...
This paper checks if differences in market size can explain the retardation of the Industrial Revolu...
Market size is claimed by various economic traditions to be an important factor in explaining the tr...
Among European countries, except Russia, France is the largest and had the largest population until ...
Prevailing views suggest the Industrial Revolution began in Europe because markets had gradually bec...
This paper studies the characteristics of investment in the slave trade and other long distance trad...
Why was England first? And why Europe? We present a probabilistic model that builds on big-push mode...
Did the slave trade, by the quantity of finished goods it required, generate industrial growth ? In ...
Industrial growth in the 18th century can be measured more precisely for France than for England. Th...
Industrial growth in the 18th century can be measured more precisely for France than for England. Th...
This study addresses a gap in the existing literature concerning pre-industrial economic growth in ...
This article treats the comparative development of French and British economies during the nineteent...
This paper studies the role of French intercontinental trade in the accumulation of domestic capital...
This paper checks if differences in market size can explain the retardation of the Industrial Revolu...
This article tests whether smaller domestic markets can explain why France industrialized more slowl...
This paper checks if differences in market size can explain the retardation of the Industrial Revolu...
This paper checks if differences in market size can explain the retardation of the Industrial Revolu...
Market size is claimed by various economic traditions to be an important factor in explaining the tr...
Among European countries, except Russia, France is the largest and had the largest population until ...
Prevailing views suggest the Industrial Revolution began in Europe because markets had gradually bec...
This paper studies the characteristics of investment in the slave trade and other long distance trad...
Why was England first? And why Europe? We present a probabilistic model that builds on big-push mode...
Did the slave trade, by the quantity of finished goods it required, generate industrial growth ? In ...
Industrial growth in the 18th century can be measured more precisely for France than for England. Th...
Industrial growth in the 18th century can be measured more precisely for France than for England. Th...
This study addresses a gap in the existing literature concerning pre-industrial economic growth in ...
This article treats the comparative development of French and British economies during the nineteent...
This paper studies the role of French intercontinental trade in the accumulation of domestic capital...