Many causes, not one.

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Abstract
This comment focuses on difficulties in establishing causality among various phenomena present in early modern Europe at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. It concludes that, rather than focus on a single cause out of many candidates, we should consider the possibility of a set of mutually reinforcing causes, among which those suggested by Life History Theory may be included.
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Authors Seabright, Paul;
Journal the behavioral and brain sciences
Year 2019
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10.1017/S0140525X1900027X
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