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| Author: | Greasley, D. Oxley, L. |
| Title: | Rehabilitation sustained: the industrial revolution as a macroeconomic epoch |
| Journal: | Economic History Review
1994 : NOV, VOL. 47:4, p. 760-768 |
| Index terms: | REHABILITATION MACROECONOMICS INDUSTRIES |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | The industrial revolution continues to perplex and arouse. At the heart of the recent debates lies the issue of whether or not the industrial revolution was a fundamental historical discontinuity. Revisions by Crafts and Harley both to Deane and Cole's domestic product, and to Hoffmann's industrial output estimates, appear to have weighed heavily against the idea of discontinuity. The authors focus on and prefer the revised estimates of Crafts and Harley, but also consider those of Hoffmann. |
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