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I. Die Vermittlung der Erbauseinandersetzungermanent British footholds in the Malay Peninsula in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. The aim is to identify the salient features of the premodern economy, and to see to what extent these were undergoing secular change prior to the emergence of the export economy under colonial rule

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01650-0’ cycle related directly to changes in world prices. The typical pattern (with the major exception of rubber) was a rush to extend the planted area of a particular crop in response to higher prices leading, on maturity of the trees or plants, to a sharp rise in production. Depending on the continuin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01650-0lar and disorganised. Drake characterises the period to 1867 as the ‘casual money stage’ (1969, 13). The primary need was for coinage as a medium of exchange and this was met from a variety of sources, mainly silver dollars (Spanish, East India Company, Rix, Mexican, British and American trade dolla

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Franziska Schweiger,Rainer Haas rapid economic growth and change. The purpose of this chapter is to present an overview of the international economic environment during this period, the rate of growth and pattern of structural transformation in the Malaysian economy, and finally a discussion of the role of the state in the proces