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Prices Food And Wages In Scotland 15501780 1st Edition A J S Gibson

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Prices Food And Wages In Scotland 15501780 1st Edition A J S Gibson
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: DJVU
File size: 2.72 MB
Pages: 414
Author: A. J. S. Gibson, T. C. Smout
ISBN: 9780511470578, 9780521037808, 9780521346566, 0511470576, 0521037808, 0521346568
Language: English
Year: 2007
Edition: 1

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Prices Food And Wages In Scotland 15501780 1st Edition A J S Gibson by A. J. S. Gibson, T. C. Smout 9780511470578, 9780521037808, 9780521346566, 0511470576, 0521037808, 0521346568 instant download after payment.

This is the first study of Scottish price history to be published, and a major contribution to the economic and social history of early modern and pre-industrial Britain. Using the remarkable series of ''fiars'' prices for grains and other contemporary sources, Gibson and Smout focus, in particular, on the prices of grain, meal and animal products, and assess how Scots laborers could survive in an economy that could pay only very low money wages. Their conclusions make a powerful contribution to the perennial debate on the standard of living of ordinary people prior to industrialization.

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