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Economic anthropology

the proposition that household labour intensity rises with the ratio of consumers to workers, so families with more dependents work harder.

In economic anthropology, Chayanov's rule refers to the proposition that household labour intensity rises with the ratio of consumers to workers, so families with more dependents work harder. This meaning comes from Chayanov (1986) in The Theory of Peasant Economy.[1]

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References

Chayanov, A. (1986). The Theory of Peasant Economy. University of Wisconsin Press. ISBN 9780299105747

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