Industrious Revolution
{'<entity_0>': 'Industrious Revolution', '<entity_1>': 'Industrial Revolution', '<entity_2>': 'Jan de Vries', '<entity_3>': '1600', '<entity_4>': '1800'}
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The <entity_0> is the title given to a period of time, usually given as between <entity_3> and <entity_4> that led up to the <entity_1>. This proposed <entity_0> does not aim to replace the <entity_1> in history; rather it is designed to supplement it. The <entity_0> addresses this belief, saying instead, that the overwhelming desire for more goods directly preceded the <entity_1>. A quick summation of the differences between the <entity_0> and the <entity_1> is that the former is concerned with demand, and the latter is supply based. The theory of an <entity_0>, as put forward by historian <entity_2>, claims that there were two parts to the <entity_0>. Hayami noted that these saw <entity_0> and <entity_1> as a continuum while the original idea considers the two revolutions as opposing concepts. Between 1300 and <entity_4>, the period directly preceding and following the proposed <entity_0>, the estimated amount of lumber sawed increased about eighty percent. What would cause the period between <entity_3> and <entity_4> to be labeled an <entity_0>, by looking at the patterns of consumption, is the rise in demand for these products.
['revolution', 'Q949683']