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Agriculture in Depression 1870-1940

Name: Agriculture in Depression 1870-1940
Price: 28.06 GBP
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Author: Richard Perren (university Of Aberdeen)
ISBN: 9780521557689

by Richard Perren (university Of Aberdeen)

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94 pages
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
13.8 x 21.5 x 0.7 cm

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For students of agricultural history and economics

Clarifies how agriculture faced global food surpluses

You’ll understand key debates in agricultural history

This study explores the impact of international competition on British agriculture from 1870 to 1940.

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This concise 1995 study for students shows how British agriculture was affected by and reacted to international competition in the period after 1870, an era of growing world food surpluses. The author surveys the most recent research in the field and outlines the major areas of controversy among scholars.