Productividad y rentabilidad de la mano de obra esclava en el desarrollo de la plantación cubana
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revindias.1991.i193.1183Abstract
This article studies the demographic and labour characteristics, as well as the monetary value, of the Negro slaves in Cuba between 1784 and 1837, based on figures from thirty-one plantations of different extensions and production. The author concludes that, al least during this period, slave labour was basic to Cuban plantations because of its production capacity and profitability.
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