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APPLIED ECONOMIC HISTORY: SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN ECONOMIC HISTORY AND MODERN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

  • Edmond E. Lincoln
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Facts and Factors in Economic History
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Contents ix
  4. THE IMPORTANCE OF ECONOMIC HISTORY 1
  5. THE ECONOMICS OF POPULATION IN ANCIENT GREECE 18
  6. THE INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC REVENUES IN ENGLAND 40
  7. THE CONSENT OF THE ENGLISH LOWER CLERGY TO TAXATION, 1166–1216 62
  8. THE FIRST BENEVOLENCE 90
  9. ENGLISH PUBLIC FINANCE AND THE NATIONAL STATE IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY 114
  10. ASPECTS OF ELIZABETHAN APPRENTICESHIP 134
  11. MEDIEVAL SPANISH GILDS 164
  12. SPANISH SHIPS AND SHIPPING IN THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES 189
  13. SPANISH MERCANTILISM BEFORE 1700 214
  14. THE GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH, 1848–1854 240
  15. THE DIPLOMACY OF RICHARD COBDEN IN HIS COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATIONS WITH FRANCE 261
  16. BATA, CHIEF FIGURE IN THE WORLD'S SHOE INDUSTRY 276
  17. THE ORGANIZATION OF THE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES IN JAPAN 304
  18. THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES BEFORE CONFEDERATION – TRADE AND TARIFFS 328
  19. SOME RECENT ECONOMIC CHANGES IN CANADA 338
  20. AMERICAN MATERIALISM: AN ECONOMIST'S INTERPRETATION 357
  21. THE RISE OF THE FACTORY IN THE AMERICAN CARPET MANUFACTURE 380
  22. PIONEER BANKING IN ALABAMA 402
  23. FACTORS IN THE EARLY PITTSBURGH IRON INDUSTRY 424
  24. ECONOMIC BEGINNINGS OF THE BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD, 1831–1867 446
  25. FREE TRADE AND THE OREGON QUESTION, 1842–1846 470
  26. SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE LIGHT AND POWER INDUSTRY 492
  27. SOME INTIMATE HISTORY FROM THE LAST YEARS OF A SEVENTYFOUR YEAR OLD BUSINESS 517
  28. AMERICAN POLITICS AT THE CROSSROADS 535
  29. THE EVOLUTION OF REPARATION IDEAS 557
  30. TYPES OF CAPITALISM 580
  31. THE MANAGERIAL FACTOR IN MARKETING 596
  32. DEMAND AS A FACTOR IN THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 620
  33. APPLIED ECONOMIC HISTORY: SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN ECONOMIC HISTORY AND MODERN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 640
  34. THE EFFECT OF SCIENTIFIC INVENTIONS UPON ECONOMIC TRENDS 666
  35. SOME HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF LABOR TURNOVER 692
  36. TECHNOLOGICAL UNEMPLOYMENT 709
  37. THE SPECTER OF DEARTH OF FOOD: HISTORY’S ANSWER TO SIR WILLIAM CROOKES 733
  38. SUBSCRIBERS 755
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Contents ix
  4. THE IMPORTANCE OF ECONOMIC HISTORY 1
  5. THE ECONOMICS OF POPULATION IN ANCIENT GREECE 18
  6. THE INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC REVENUES IN ENGLAND 40
  7. THE CONSENT OF THE ENGLISH LOWER CLERGY TO TAXATION, 1166–1216 62
  8. THE FIRST BENEVOLENCE 90
  9. ENGLISH PUBLIC FINANCE AND THE NATIONAL STATE IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY 114
  10. ASPECTS OF ELIZABETHAN APPRENTICESHIP 134
  11. MEDIEVAL SPANISH GILDS 164
  12. SPANISH SHIPS AND SHIPPING IN THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES 189
  13. SPANISH MERCANTILISM BEFORE 1700 214
  14. THE GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH, 1848–1854 240
  15. THE DIPLOMACY OF RICHARD COBDEN IN HIS COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATIONS WITH FRANCE 261
  16. BATA, CHIEF FIGURE IN THE WORLD'S SHOE INDUSTRY 276
  17. THE ORGANIZATION OF THE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES IN JAPAN 304
  18. THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES BEFORE CONFEDERATION – TRADE AND TARIFFS 328
  19. SOME RECENT ECONOMIC CHANGES IN CANADA 338
  20. AMERICAN MATERIALISM: AN ECONOMIST'S INTERPRETATION 357
  21. THE RISE OF THE FACTORY IN THE AMERICAN CARPET MANUFACTURE 380
  22. PIONEER BANKING IN ALABAMA 402
  23. FACTORS IN THE EARLY PITTSBURGH IRON INDUSTRY 424
  24. ECONOMIC BEGINNINGS OF THE BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD, 1831–1867 446
  25. FREE TRADE AND THE OREGON QUESTION, 1842–1846 470
  26. SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE LIGHT AND POWER INDUSTRY 492
  27. SOME INTIMATE HISTORY FROM THE LAST YEARS OF A SEVENTYFOUR YEAR OLD BUSINESS 517
  28. AMERICAN POLITICS AT THE CROSSROADS 535
  29. THE EVOLUTION OF REPARATION IDEAS 557
  30. TYPES OF CAPITALISM 580
  31. THE MANAGERIAL FACTOR IN MARKETING 596
  32. DEMAND AS A FACTOR IN THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 620
  33. APPLIED ECONOMIC HISTORY: SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN ECONOMIC HISTORY AND MODERN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 640
  34. THE EFFECT OF SCIENTIFIC INVENTIONS UPON ECONOMIC TRENDS 666
  35. SOME HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF LABOR TURNOVER 692
  36. TECHNOLOGICAL UNEMPLOYMENT 709
  37. THE SPECTER OF DEARTH OF FOOD: HISTORY’S ANSWER TO SIR WILLIAM CROOKES 733
  38. SUBSCRIBERS 755
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