Comments on Papers by Hohenberg, Mendels, and Mazzaoui

David Landes, Sylvia L. Thrupp and Tom G. Kessinger

The Journal of Economic History, 1972, vol. 32, issue 1, 287-297

Abstract: I shall confine my comments to the papers by Messrs. Mendels and Hohenberg, which lie within my period of interest and competence. First, regarding Mendels: I found this a very useful survey, wide-ranging in space and time, with very strong coverage of the literature. One of its many virtues is that it tries to grapple with some of the serious difficulties of analysis and explanation, especially in the statistical realm. Despite, or perhaps because of, these general merits, however, there are a number of points of detail that are open to criticism. Let me take these seriatim:

Date: 1972
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