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Department of Economic History
Working papers
Working papers 2010
Working papers 2010
N°149
Economic Effects of Vertical Disintegration: The American Motion Picture Industry,1945 to 1955
Gregory Mead Silver
N°148
Labour Market Dynamics in Canada, 1891-1911: A First Look From New Census Samples
Kris Inwood, Mary MacKinnon, and Chris Minns
N°147
The Cost of Living in London, 1740-1834
Ralph Turvey
N°146
The Utility of a Common Coinage: Currency Unions and the Integration of Money Markets in Late Medieval Central Europe
Lars Boerner & Oliver Volckart
N°145
'Deep' Integration of 19 th Century Grain Markets: Coordination and Standardisation in a Global Value Chain
Aashish Velkar
N°144
Books or Bullion? Printing, Mining and Financial Integration in Central Europe from the 1460s
David Chilosi and Oliver Volckart
N°143
Exotic Drugs and English Medicine: England's Drug Trade, c.1550-c.1800
Patrick Wallis
N°142
Rethinking the Origins of British India: State Formation and Military-Fiscal Undertakings in an Eighteenth Century World Region
Tirthankar Roy
N°141
Becoming a London Goldsmith in the Seventeenth Century: Social Capital and Mobility of Apprentices and Masters of the Guild
Raphaelle Schwarzberg
N°140
Good or Bad Money? Debasement, Society and the State in the Late Middle Ages
David Chilosi and Oliver Volckart
N°139
The Amazing Synchronicity of the Global Development (the 1300s-1450s). An Institutional Approach to the Globalization Of the Late Middle Ages
Lucy Badalian and Victor Krivorotov
N°138
Re-evaluating the Role of Voluntary Organisations: Merchant Networks, the Baltic and the Expansion of European Long-Distance Trade
Esther Sahle
N°137
Were British Railway Companies Well-Managed in the Early Twentieth Century?
Nicholas Crafts, Timothy Leunig and Abay Mulatu
This is a revised version of a previous working paper which incorporates corrections to errors in estimates of TFP growth (published as No 10 in the Large Scale Technological Change series (June 2007), original paper can be found here:
LSTC
N°136
Pirates, Polities and Companies: Global Politics on the Konkan Littoral, c.1690-1756
Derek L. Elliott
N°135
From Sickness to Death: The Financial Viability of the English Friendly Societies and Coming of the Old Age Pensions Act, 1875-1908
Nicholas Broten
N°134
T
otal Factor Productivity for the Royal Navy from Victory at Texal (1653) to Triumph at Trafalgar (1805)
Patrick Karl O'Brien and Xavier Duran
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