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The Market and Massachusetts Farmers: Reply
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 March 2009
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1 The distinction between development and growth is fruitfully discussed by James Henretta in The Evolution of American Society 1700–1815: An Interdisciplinary Analysis (Lexington, Massachusetts, 1973), pp. 68–81.
2 Lazonick, William and Thomas Brush, “The ‘Horndal’ Effect in the Early U.S. Cotton Industry,” (April 1982), paper presented at the 23rd Annual Cliometrics Conference in Iowa City, Iowa, May 7–9, 1982;Google Scholar and Lazonick, William, “Production, Productivity, and Development: Theoretical Implications of Some Historical Research,” Discussion Paper Number 876 (January 1982), Harvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University.Google Scholar
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