paradox of pre-Revolutionary productivity
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Hoffman sees 3 centuries before the revolution – 0 productivity, but phases of growth and decline – mainly during wars and falling grain prices – so critical factors affecting productivity growth state of market demand and interference of military operation with farming operations.

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1. Introduction
2. Migration and Agricultural Markets
3. paradox of pre-Revolutionary productivity
4. Peasant Farming and Agric. Backwardness
5. Persistence of the open-fields
6. Retardation in the age of Industry
7. Structural Hypotheses
8. The Cliometrics of French Retardation

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