Titlebook: World Accumulation, 1492-1789; Andre Gunder Frank Book 1978 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1978 economics.

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persistence

The Seventeenth-Century Depression,ty Years War in Germany. These developments, long treated as isolated phenomena and variously attributed to one or another specific and often noneconomic cause, are now being increasingly recognized by modern historiography to have been the mutually related processes of a single global crisis (Hobsb

Malleable

Pamphlet

The Transition in India to the Transformation of Asia,h East India Company in some islands of Indonesia—and even this was modest enough, although foreshadowing developments in the nineteenth century (van Leur 1955: 273, and .). It was in several of the smaller islands of Indonesia that specialization in export agriculture was first demanded and enforce

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FOIL

服從

The Transition in India to the Transformation of Asia,d in South Asia. By making each of these islands specialize in the production of a particular spice, to the exclusion of others, the Dutch sought to strengthen their monopoly position. This meant that the Dutch began to exercise political control, at least in the form of “indirect rule” by local rulers. Moreover,

思考而得

The Seventeenth-Century Depression,e sixteenth century and brought the latter temporarily to a halt, but it has not yet generally been accepted that the general crisis of the seventeenth century must be interpreted as a necessary economic and political development—the consequence of the economic limitations of growth and accumulation in the previous sixteenth-century upswing.

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Conclusions: On So-Called Primitive Accumulation, process of capital accumulation has existed in this world for several centuries, this heuristic division of the problem into unequal structure, uneven process, and so on is necessarily arbitrary. The structural inequality and temporal unevenness of capital accumulation, on the other hand, are inherent to capitalism.