On ancient China's economic history# Economics - 经济
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In ancient China, there were many times of regime change. Population change
has been proposed by many people to explain the above observation: as
population keeps on increasing and the amount of land fixed, per capita land
decreases and per capita output decreases. Thus, peasants’ rebellion would be
inevitable.
There are some testable hypothesis:
If population is keeping on increasing after a regime is established, the real
price of land should be keep on increasing.
It seems that the tax revenu
has been proposed by many people to explain the above observation: as
population keeps on increasing and the amount of land fixed, per capita land
decreases and per capita output decreases. Thus, peasants’ rebellion would be
inevitable.
There are some testable hypothesis:
If population is keeping on increasing after a regime is established, the real
price of land should be keep on increasing.
It seems that the tax revenu
