5). By "mode of production" is meant the production function of neoclassical economics and also an array of associated variables - the distribution of income, the population and demographic effects of the staple, the institutions growing up around the trade, the structure of costs (e.g. overhead cost) and so on...
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overhead cost) and so on. This then was a theory of Canadian economic development, embellished at length by Professor Harold Innis of the University of Toronto in the 1930s and 1940s in a series of books dealing with the Canadian fishing, the fur trade and mining economy (Innis, 1930; Innis, 1936; Innis, 1940)...
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