Toward a Theory of Economic Growth

19th century accumulation advanced countries aggression agriculture birth rates capita income capital formation proportions classical economics conflicts death rates decline developed countries discussion economic and social economic growth effects elements empirical findings estimates Europe external relations factors Finland flows gross national product groups growth experience growth of nations historical I.Two Subperiods important industrial structure internal adaptation international migration interrelations investments Japan knowledge labor force last two centuries latter levels limited long term Marxian Marxian economics million national income national product organization output particularly patterns percent period phase physical capital political population growth possible potential problems Product per Capita prospective theory rapid rate of growth ratio recent two centuries relative relevant rise share shift Simon Kuznets society Statistical Appendix summary Sweden Table technological changes theory of economic Totalitarian Democracy trends underdeveloped countries United Kingdom United Nations world population