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Swedish population thought in the eighteenth century

E. P. Hutchinson
Pages 81-102 | Published online: 09 Nov 2011

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Alice Reid. (2021) Why a long-term perspective is beneficial for demographers. Population Studies 75:sup1, pages 157-177.
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Peter Sköld. (2004) The birth of population statistics in Sweden. The History of the Family 9:1, pages 5-21.
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Gustaf Utterström. (1962) Labour policy and population thought in eighteenth century Sweden. Scandinavian Economic History Review 10:2, pages 262-278.
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