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Vitkauskas, Tavia A.

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I. The Economic Consequences of Religion: A Case Study on Spain. II. Motivations of the Spanish Inquisition: An Econometric Analysis = = I. Las consecuencias economicas de la religion: Un caso practico de Espana II. Las motivaciones de la Inquisicion Espanola: Un analisis econometrico.

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Title/Author:	I. The Economic Consequences of Religion: A Case Study on Spain. II. Motivations of the Spanish Inquisition: An Econometric Analysis =/
Reminder of title:	I. Las consecuencias economicas de la religion: Un caso practico de Espana II. Las motivaciones de la Inquisicion Espanola: Un analisis econometrico.
Author:	Vitkauskas, Tavia A.
Published:	Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, : 2020,
Description:	77 p.
Notes:	Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 82-06.
Contained By:	Masters Abstracts International82-06.
Subject:	European studies. -
Online resource:	https://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=28257133
ISBN:	9798698569299

I. The Economic Consequences of Religion: A Case Study on Spain. II. Motivations of the Spanish Inquisition: An Econometric Analysis = = I. Las consecuencias economicas de la religion: Un caso practico de Espana II. Las motivaciones de la Inquisicion Espanola: Un analisis econometrico.
Vitkauskas, Tavia A.

I. The Economic Consequences of Religion: A Case Study on Spain. II. Motivations of the Spanish Inquisition: An Econometric Analysis =I. Las consecuencias economicas de la religion: Un caso practico de Espana II. Las motivaciones de la Inquisicion Espanola: Un analisis econometrico. - Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2020 - 77 p.

Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 82-06.

Thesis (M.A.)--Troy University, 2020.

This item must not be sold to any third party vendors.

Religion has an integral role in society and thus an effect on the economy. Previous literature argues that, overall, religion has a positive effect on the economy, though at times it can be negative. The case of Spain is evaluated and confirms this argument. When religion morphs into an extractive institution, there are grave economic consequences, such as the Inquisition and the expulsion of the Jews. Conversely, when religion maintains its posture as an inclusive institution, society flourishes due to the positive benefits it creates in the form of shared morals, certainty, and stability. The Spanish Inquisition (1478-1834) is believed to have been motivated by social control and income maximization. This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between the number of Inquisition trials, war, and reported motivation for the trial. Dr. Vidal-Robert (2011) developed an econometric model to investigate the relationship between Inquisition activity and war. This paper adapts his model to the present study with the goal of affirming the historical theories of the Inquisition's motivations within Spain. The results are consistent with the social control and revenue maximization hypotheses and show that trials increase as both war and religious motivations increase.

ISBN: 9798698569299Subjects--Topical Terms:

3168420
European studies.
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Consequences of religion

I. The Economic Consequences of Religion: A Case Study on Spain. II. Motivations of the Spanish Inquisition: An Econometric Analysis = = I. Las consecuencias economicas de la religion: Un caso practico de Espana II. Las motivaciones de la Inquisicion Espanola: Un analisis econometrico.
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520 $a Religion has an integral role in society and thus an effect on the economy. Previous literature argues that, overall, religion has a positive effect on the economy, though at times it can be negative. The case of Spain is evaluated and confirms this argument. When religion morphs into an extractive institution, there are grave economic consequences, such as the Inquisition and the expulsion of the Jews. Conversely, when religion maintains its posture as an inclusive institution, society flourishes due to the positive benefits it creates in the form of shared morals, certainty, and stability. The Spanish Inquisition (1478-1834) is believed to have been motivated by social control and income maximization. This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between the number of Inquisition trials, war, and reported motivation for the trial. Dr. Vidal-Robert (2011) developed an econometric model to investigate the relationship between Inquisition activity and war. This paper adapts his model to the present study with the goal of affirming the historical theories of the Inquisition's motivations within Spain. The results are consistent with the social control and revenue maximization hypotheses and show that trials increase as both war and religious motivations increase.
520 $a La religion tiene un papel integral en la sociedad y, por lo tanto, un efecto en la economia. La literatura anterior sostiene que, en general, la religion tiene un efecto positivo en la economia, aunque a veces puede ser negativo. Se evalua el caso de Espana y se confirma este argumento. Cuando la religion se transforma en una institucion extractiva, hay graves consecuencias economicas, como la Inquisicion y la expulsion de los judios. Por el contrario, cuando la religion mantiene su postura como una institucion inclusiva, la sociedad florece debido a los beneficios positivos que crea en forma de morales, certeza y estabilidad. Se cree que la Inquisicion espanola (1478-1834) fue motivada por el control social y la maximizacion de los ingresos. Este articulo analiza empiricamente la relacion entre el numero de juicios de la Inquisicion, la guerra y la motivacion informada para el juicio. El Dr. Vidal-Robert (2011) desarrollo un modelo econometrico para investigar la relacion entre la actividad de la Inquisicion y la guerra. Este articulo adapta su modelo al presente estudio con el objetivo de afirmar las teorias historicas de las motivaciones de la Inquisicion en Espana. Los resultados son consistentes con las hipotesis de control social y maximizacion de ingresos y muestran que los juicios aumentan a medida que aumentan tanto la guerra como las motivaciones religiosas.
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