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Antonio Jaramillo Dayag
Pág. 66 - 76
Banks are believed to instrumental to economic growth because it provides the financial backbone needed to spur economic development through business creation and expansion. A healthy and resilient banking sector signals economic growth and develop...
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Emanuele Felice
Pág. 397 - 407
Fenoaltea (1943-2020) è stato uno dei più brillanti storici economici mondiali. Anche se si è concentrato in modo prevalente sulla storia economica dell?Italia liberale, ha pubblicato saggi su un?ampia varietà di temi, dall?Italia romana agli open fields...
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Scott Alan CARSON
Pág. 94 - 97
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Ignacio Escañuela ROMANA
Pág. 105 - 120
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Ana Maria Bianchi
Pág. 215 - 228
The researcher who works on the history of economic thought in Latin America faces three basic challenges, namely: 1) crossing disciplinary boundaries, since the field requires familiarity with neighboring areas of investigation, such as philosophy, soci...
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Bugra Kalkan
Pág. 1 - 30
The theory of D. North, J. Wallis and B. Weingast (NWW), namely rational choice institutionalism, is applied here to Turkish history from 1923 to 1960. Economic rents are considered as the fundamental mechanisms to stop violence among the powerful groups...
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Stelios Michalopoulos,Andrea Filippo Presbitero
Pág. 7
The importance of history, culture, and biogeography in shaping current institutions and the long-run process of economic development is the subject of an important and growing field of research, attracting prominent scholars from different backgrounds. ...
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Bernardo Bátiz Lazo
Pág. pp. 5 - 16
This introductory piece provides some context to the special edition on business and economic history of Chile and Latin America. It also provides an introduction to better understanding research and method in business history while inviting for this fie...
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Rebeca Gómez,Alexander Tobón
Pág. 235 - 250
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Steven B. Isbell
Criticism of economists? failure to find evidence of increased productivity from the use of new technology stems from a misunderstanding of basic economic theory; carelessness with the empirical evidence, and lack of historical perspective. Despite recen...
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Michael W. Brandl
For over a decade and a half macroeconomists who study economic growth have been embroiled in a debate over the issue of economic convergence. That is, for similar economies do poorer economies tend to catch-up to richer economies? The answer to the ques...
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Oliver Volckart
The paper presents institutional competition between political authorities as a moving force behind institutional and economic change. It introduces the theoretical concept, stressing the interplay between political and economic actors and the transactio...
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G. Jan Hupkes
AbstractThe early 1970s marked a turning point in mankind's economic fortunes and the author takes 1974 as an 'artificial' vantage point from which to look back, but also forward. Several forces led to the shocks of the seventies: the breaking down in th...
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Lou Galambos
Pág. 1 - 18
Keynote address given at the 38th Annual Economic and Business History Society Conference, Baltimore, 2013.
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Janice M. Traflet (ed.)
Essays in Economic & Business History 2012
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Janice M. Traflet (ed.)
Essays in Economic & Business History 2012
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Janice M. Traflet (ed.)
Essays in Economic & Business History 2012
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Janice M. Traflet (ed.)
Essays in Economic & Business History 2012
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Janice M. Traflet (ed.)
Essays in Economic & Business History 2011
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Lynne Pierson Doti (ed.)
Essays in Economic & Business History 2009
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