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Towards a factor proportions approach to economic history: Population, precious metals and prices from the Black Death to the price revolution
| Author(s): | Findlay, Ronald
Lundahl, Mats |
| Title: | Towards a factor proportions approach to economic history: Population, precious metals and prices from the Black Death to the price revolution |
| Issue Date: | 2002-Mar |
| Series no.: | Discussion Paper 0102-29 |
| Bookmark as: | http://hdl.handle.net/10022/AC:P:392 |
| Abstract: | In the history of economic doctrine the name of Bertil Ohlin is inseparable from that of Eli
Heckscher. The origin of the famous Heckscher-Ohlin theorem is the seminal article by
Heckscher (1919) in the special 1919 David Davidson Festschrift issue of Ekonomisk
Tidskrift, later developed by Ohlin in his doctoral dissertation (1924) and his monumental
Interregional and International Trade (1933). Together, these three works established the
factor proportions approach to international trade. |
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