In the fourteenth century, the Black Death caused:

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The Black Death caused a significant reduction in the labor force, resulting in a shortage of workers. With fewer workers available, their bargaining power increased, and therefore, their wages went up. On the other hand, landowners had to compete for the available workers, which resulted in a decrease in the prices of agricultural products, including rent. As landowners could make less money from their estates, rents would fall.

In the Fourteenth Century, the Black Death Caused