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Drawn from what Bret Devereaux said
Word for word, with the source under each one. They did not write this page.
Ancient and military historian specialising in the economy…
New land can be brought under cultivation (or cultivated more intensively) of course, but marginal gains decrease rapidly (because the best land is cultivated first and because adding more labor to already cultivated land, while it can increase harvests, is less efficient than cultivating new land) and there is a fairly hard ceiling on total production of this sort that was, for the most part, fairly low.
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