The European Macroeconomy : Growth Integration and Cycles, 1500-1913

By: Lee A. Craig, Douglas Fisher

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Hardcover | 1 January 2000

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This work offers coverage of the European macroeconomy, looking at growth and economic cycles.

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Preface
The Foundations of Macroeconomics in an Historical Context
Macroeconomics and economic history	p. 3
Political integration and economic change in early modern Europe	p. 17
The Growth of the European Market Economy 1500-1750
Population growth and agricultural change before the industrial revolution	p. 39
Inflation, the quantity theory of money and the banking system	p. 65
Trade, industry and mercantilism 1500-1750	p. 87
Trends and cycles in the pre-industrial European economy	p. 111
The First Industrial Revolution in Europe 1750-1850
The British economy 1750-1850	p. 147
Growth and cycles in the major continental economies 1750-1850	p. 188
The development of the 'peripheral' countries 1750-1850	p. 227
The Maturing of the Industrial Revolution 1850-1913
Population and overall economic growth 1850-1913	p. 257
Financial factors in European growth and integration 1850-1913	p. 282
European business cycles in the Victorian era	p. 311
Growth and cycles 1500-1913	p. 343
Bibliography	p. 359
Index	p. 379
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