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040			_erda
050			_aHC 458.N4 _b.G589 1987
100			_aGonzaga, Violeta B. Lopez. _937748
245		0	_aCapital expansion, frontier development and the rise of monocrop economy in Negros (1850-1898) / _cVioleta B. Lopez-Gonzaga.
264			_aBacolod City : _bLa Salle Social Research Center, _c[1987].;copyright 1987
300			_a26 pages : _billustrations _c22 cm.
336			_atext _2rdacontent
338			_avolume _2rdacarrier
520			_aThe history of Negros since 1850 is largely an account of the problems, the benefits and costs created by the upsurge of economic activity in the Philippines starting that period. It is one that cannot be divorced from the broader realm of international economic relations in the middle of the nineteenth century -- a period marked by an unprecedented level of technological achievement for Western Europe thus ushering in a new international economic order. As James Thomas-Peck (1983, 1) describes the economic growth of the western countries of the time. --From the introduction
650			_aSugar industry _zNegros Occidental (Philippines) _2sears _992466
942			_cIRC
999			_c61277 _d61277