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The Seven Lean Years, Elasticity Traps, and Intervention in Grain Markets in Pre-Industrial Europe

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The Price of Bread
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Preface
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Introduction
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Bread Price Regulation in Europe before the 1590s
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Free Trade in Grain?
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The DutchBroodzetting: The Introduction of a “New System” of Bread Price Regulation
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Administering and Enforcing the New Bread Price Regulations
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Grain: The Interaction of International Trade and Domestic Production
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The Milling Sector: A Trade Harnessed toRaison d’État?
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The Baking Enterprise: Efficiency versus Convenience
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The Structure of Bread Prices
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Choosing What to Eat in the Early Modern Era
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Bread Consumption: A Wheat Bread Revolution?
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Measuring the Standard of Living: A Demand–Side Approach
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Dutch Bread Price Regulation in International Perspective
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Bread Price Regulation Renewed and Abolished, 1776–1855
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Conclusion
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Old System Bread Price Schedules
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Crisis Periods
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Estimating Bread Consumption from Tax Records
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Bibliography
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The Grain Market in the Roman Empire
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Asia Minor
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Greece
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Italy
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The Roman World
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Egypt
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Introduction
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Production and productivity in Roman agriculture
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The world of the smallholder
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Farmers and their market relations
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Market integration: connecting supply and demand
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Rome and the corn provinces
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Urban food supply and grain market intervention
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Conclusions
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References
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