An economic reason for the institution of

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The correct answer is (2) a stable workforce

Without serfdom, people wouldn't be forced to work and manors and similar things might have fallen apart. This way, the class of serfs existed and children would grow being serfs forever and would just replace their parents as workers and all was well for the nobility. Eventually the serfs were liberated and didn't have to do what they were told.

igomit [66]3 years ago

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An economic reason for the institution of serfdom was to maintain "(2) a stable workforce" although it should be noted that there were other reasons as well.

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