Semi-Feudalism and Perpetual Indebtedness

N. Krishnaji

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Abstract: The implications of removing some of the restrictive assumptions of a model of semi-feudalism formulated by A.Bhaduri are examined. [WP no. 16].

Keywords: model; semi-feudalism; share cropping; landlord; tenant; harvest; grain; consumption; inaccessibility; market; loan; lender; subsistence technology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008-11
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