Which theory indicates that revolutions and rebellions often take place when an extended period of economic growth is followed by an economic downturn?

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Davies' J-curve theory suggests that revolutions and rebellions are more likely to occur when there is a period of economic growth followed by a sudden economic downturn. The J-shaped curve represents the gap between rising expectations during the period of economic growth and the reality of the downturn, leading to feelings of relative deprivation and potential for collective action.

Which Theory Indicates That Revolutions and Rebellions Often Take Place