Fiscal Estates and Medieval Economic Growth: Some Considerations

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Davide Cristoferi
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8387-8091

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The article reflects upon the relation between fiscal estates and medieval economic growth on the basis of the essays from the monographic section Dinamiche economiche e fisco regio: stra- tegie gestionali e circuiti redistributivi. By integrating the evidence found in the above-men- tioned texts for Italy – specifically Tuscany – and Lotharingia with those available in litera- ture for the centuries 9th-12th, the article suggests fiscal estates as the main driver of the initial economic growth in c. 9th-10th. Conversely, fiscal estates seem becoming a seigneurial tool to hitch onto the surrounding demographic, agrarian and commercial growth already in place in centuries 11th-12th.




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Cristoferi, Davide. 2023. “Fiscal Estates and Medieval Economic Growth: Some Considerations”. Reti Medievali Journal 24 (1), 395-410. https://doi.org/10.6093/1593-2214/10106.
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Essayes in Monographic Section