01-10-2017, 04:53 PM
(01-10-2017, 04:44 PM)Mikebert Wrote: Check the tables again, that's midway through Britain II, and the leading sectors peaking around that time were pig iron production and raw cotton consumption/
Are you saying British cotton consumption and pig iron consumption peaked around 1792? Seriously? Are you high?
God, I wish. No, their share of leading sector commerce peaked around that time (actually early in the 19th century). The link to the book is right here, the tables showing what they were measuring and when can be found by scrolling down to page 99. The peak of the odd-numbered k-wave looks like it occurred towards the end of the macrodecision period which started in 1792.