The Economics of the Russian VillageHourwich, Isaac A. (Isaac Aaronovich)
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The Economics of the Russian Village
Hourwich, Isaac A. (Isaac Aaronovich)
Agricultural laborers -- Russia; Land tenure -- Russia; Mir; Peasants; Thesis (Ph. D.)
_District of Zadonsk._ “_Horseless._”
_Households._ _Per cent._
Feeding on the bread produced on their farms:
All the year through 771 30
9 months 531 21}
From 6 to 9 months 358 14} 44
From 1 to 6 months 220 9}
Purchasing bread all through the year 665 26
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Total 2545 100
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_Farm cultivated by _Farming stopped
_Districts._ hired labor. altogether.
Per cent._ Per cent._
Zadonsk (total proletarians = 100) 69 31
Korotoyak ” 67 33
Nizhnedevitzk ” 74 26
Ranenburg ” 64 36
Dankoff ” 64 36
[129] This is the rate of these avowed proletarians within the total
peasant population:
_Districts._ _Per cent._
Zadonsk 8
Korotoyak 5
Nizhnedevitzk 3
Ranenburg (landless included) 15
Dankoff ” ” 15
Of these, a greater percentage find employment in industry, as compared
with the proletarians who cultivate their plots by means of hired labor:
_Districts and classes._ _Industrial laborers. _Farm laborers.
Per cent._ Per cent._
_Korotoyak_:
“Husbandless” 51 39
Farming proletarians 34 53
_Nizhnedevitzk_:
“Husbandless” 48 44
Farming proletarians 37 53
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