影响中世纪英格兰生产力的制度因素:锡、铅和银矿开采案例研究

C. Casson, Mark C. Casson
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本文通过研究中世纪英格兰地区第一产业生产力的决定因素,填补了近期有关生产力和地区发展的文献空白。本文全面回顾了中世纪英格兰锡、铅和银矿开采业的相关文献。现代生产力研究通常将技术、劳动技能、工会化和地区经济基础设施作为生产力增长的关键决定因素,并侧重于高科技制造业。本文表明,其他因素也促进了中世纪采矿业的生产力,包括皇家政策、矿藏位置和需求波动。相比之下,技术、培训投资和工人积极性影响甚微。
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Institutional factors influencing productivity in medieval England: A case study of tin, lead and silver mining
This paper fills a gap in recent literature on productivity and regional development by examining the determinants of productivity in primary industries in English regions during the Middle Ages. It provides a comprehensive review of relevant literature on the tin, lead and silver mining industries in Medieval England. Modern studies of productivity typically focus on technology, labour skills, unionization and regional economic infrastructure as key determinants of productivity growth and focus on high‐technology manufacturing industries This study of medieval mining, however, focuses on extractive industries in which advanced technologies played only a limited role. The paper shows that alternative factors contributed to the productivity of medieval mining including royal policy, the location of deposits and fluctuations in demand. Technology, investment in training and worker activism had, in contrast, little impact.
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