The black death wiped out huge swaths of the European population. As a result the supply of workers was low. When supply is low and demand is high, prices go up. Demand was also diminished (fewer mouths to feed) but not so much as supply, as certain sectors of the population were harder hit, especially the poor- i.e. peasants and serfs. As a result, surviving workers were able to charge more for the services. In the long term, the black death spelled the end of serfdom and paved the way for a stronger and larger middle class.
No, it did not. If you're on Castle Learning and one of the choices is the Black Plague led to labor shortages, that's the answer.
It eventually led to the creation of the Headright System in 1618, which was an attempt to eliminate the overwhelming labor shortages in the colonies, particularly in the South.
An increase in the labor force can lead to higher productivity levels and economic growth. However, if there is a surplus of labor relative to available jobs, it can result in unemployment and downward pressure on wages. Conversely, a shortage of labor can lead to labor shortages, wage inflation, and potential bottlenecking of economic activity.
So many deaths caused by the Black Death, Bubonic Plague, lead to a lack of labor and an increase of rebellion, both sexually and literally. People were likely to rebel for higher wages. After the plague finally died out Europe was set up to make great technological advances.
the housing conditions were filthy and dirty, the poor people rarley had clean water because the houses were so crowded
Lead to? The Black Death (bubonic plague) led to death in a very large percentage of cases. Death is the final sayonara. What it "leads to" is an area for spiritual conjecture.
The Black Plague may cause lymph node ulcers and pneumonia. It can also cause fingers, toes, skin and other organs to turn black and die. In severe cases loss of these body parts can occur or even death.
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It took a long time, but the loss of population in Europe caused by the Black Death lead to a labor shortage, a greater interest in labor saving devices, and eventually to the Industrial Revolution.
over production can lead to a surplus of goods and/or services, and shortages can occur when demand for a product exceeds the productions of said product
The "Black Death" (the Bubonic plague) put a premium on well bodied, able servants (the serfs). It's hard to maintain such a feudal system when thousands were dying every day across the continent, including soldiers and nobles. A plague free serf or servant was a highly desirable commodity. They began to be offered more for their work and labor. If the master didn't provide it, there were other lords willing to pay for their services. If anything, it began to improve the serf's and servant's lot in life.
Indentured servitude was historically used to address labor shortages by providing a source of cheap labor for employers. Individuals would agree to work for a set period of time in exchange for passage to a new country or other benefits. However, it is now widely seen as exploitative and unethical because it can lead to abuse and limited freedom for workers.