Scarcity and growth : the economics of natural resource availability /

By:

Barnett, Harold J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press , c1965.Edition: John Hopkins paperbacks editionDescription: xv, 288 p. $b diagrs. $c 24 cmDDC classification:

333 SCA

LOC classification:

HC55 .B3

Summary: The book is a reformulation of the theories of Malthus and his immediate associates and successors in the nineteenth-century stream of English classical economics by addressing the "man/land" or the "population/resources" problem afresh, in terms of the latest statistical information and modern analytical tools.

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The book is a reformulation of the theories of Malthus and his immediate associates and successors in the nineteenth-century stream of English classical economics by addressing the "man/land" or the "population/resources" problem afresh, in terms of the latest statistical information and modern analytical tools.

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