Tokugawa Japan Flashcards

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What did Malthus propose that preventative checks would do?

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Limit population growth by limiting fertility

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What did Malthus propose that positive checks would do?

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Limit population growth by raising mortality

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3
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How do population and food supply increase?

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Population increases geometrically (can double every 25 years).
Food supply increases arithmetically.

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4
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When was Tokugawa Japan?

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1603-1868

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5
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What is the prosperity through prudence theorem?

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If the reproductive ratio falls, equilibrium population falls, and standard of living can increase

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6
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How can trade improve standards of living?

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Focus on manufacture of a good in which you have comparative advantage, and trade with a country that is yet to receive diminishing returns in agriculture

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7
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When was Japan said to have reached its maximum population?

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1700

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8
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Which preventative checks were said to control Japanese population?

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  • Parents restricted the age of marriage
  • Abortion was widespread
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9
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Which positive checks were said to control Japanese population?

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  • Disease, such as Measles
  • Famine
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10
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When did Japanese seclusion end?

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1854

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