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E-grāmata: Routledge Handbook of Major Events in Economic History

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The Handbook of Major Events in Economic History aims to introduce readers to the important macroeconomic events of the past two hundred years. The chapters endeavour to explain what went on and why during the most significant economic epochs of the nineteenth, twentieth and early twenty-first centuries and how where we are today fits in this historical timeline. Its short chapters reflect the most up-to-date research and are written by well-known economists who are authorities on their subjects.

The Handbook of Major Events in Economic History was written with the intent of presenting the professional consensus in explaining the economics driving these historical events.

Recenzijas

"To the handbook's credit, Parker and Whaples take an expansive view of the term "event." Instead of restricting the handbook to events that are focused in time, they open it up to broader events that play out over many years. [ ] Each chapter stands alone and is written so that previous knowledge of the time period is helpful but not necessary. The handbook thus stands as a useful reference tool for anyone who wants to know more about key historical events, as well as those who need a starting place for their own research." - Matthew Jaremski, Colgate University| published in Journal of Economic Literature (Vol. 54, No. 2)

"This handbook will serve as an important historical reference as well as provide readers with insight concerning current economic affairs in the US and rising world economies...These historical essays provide a valuable understanding of today's economy. Summing Up: Highly recommended." - R.T. Sweet, Hood College | published in Choice (Vol. 51 No. 6)

List of figures
ix
List of tables
xii
Notes on contributors xiv
Preface xxiii
PART I World War I and the pre-World War I era
1(102)
1 Symmetry and repetition: patterns in the history of the Bank of the United States
3(12)
Eric Lomazoff
2 The banking panic of 1873
15(9)
Elmus Wicker
3 Gold resumption and the deflation of the 1870s
24(8)
Richard C. K. Burdekin
Pierre L. Siklos
4 The Great Merger Wave
32(8)
Anthony Patrick O'Brien
5 The Panic of 1893
40(10)
Mark Carlson
6 The Panic of 1907
50(17)
Ellis W. Tallman
7 The founding of the Federal Reserve System
67(10)
Mark Toma
8 World War I
77(11)
Jari Eloranta
9 The classical gold standard
88(15)
Kris James Mitchener
PART II The interwar era and World War II
103(98)
10 The 1920s
105(14)
Martha L. Olney
11 The 1929 stock market crash
119(8)
Harold Bierman, Jr.
12 Britain's withdrawal from the gold standard: the end of an epoch
127(11)
Michael Kitson
13 The Great Depression
138(13)
Randall E. Parker
14 The microeconomics of the New Deal during the Great Depression
151(14)
Price V. Fishback
15 The macroeconomic impact of the New Deal
165(14)
Lee E. Ohanian
16 Monetary policy during the Great Depression
179(12)
James L. Butkiewicz
17 World War II
191(10)
Robert Higgs
PART III Post-World War II era
201(164)
18 The Marshall Plan
203(11)
Nicholas Crafts
19 The riots of the 1960s
214(9)
William J. Collins
20 The great inflation of the 1970s
223(16)
Robert L. Hetzel
21 Historical oil shocks
239(27)
James D. Hamilton
22 The 1970s: the decade the Phillips Curve died
266(9)
Arnold Kling
23 The rise and fall of the Bretton Woods System
275(8)
Barry Eichengreen
24 Disinflation, 1979-1982
283(10)
Allan H. Meltzer
25 The rise of China
293(10)
Loren Brandt
26 The rise of India
303(13)
Areendam Chanda
27 The bubble burst and stagnation of Japan
316(14)
Etsuro Shioji
28 The demise of the Soviet Union
330(20)
Richard E. Ericson
29 Development of trade institutions and advent of globalization since the end of World War II
350(15)
Teresa Gramm
PART IV The contemporary era
365(78)
30 World hyperinflations
367(11)
Steve H. Hanke
Nicholas Krus
31 The financial crisis of 2007-2009
378(11)
Gary Gorton
Andrew Metrick
32 Monetary policy in 2008 and beyond
389(13)
W. Douglas McMillin
33 Retail innovations in American economic history: the rise of mass-market merchandisers
402(13)
Art Carden
34 Government bailouts
415(13)
Robert B. Wright
35 Government debt, entitlements, and the economy
428(15)
John J. Seater
Index 443
Randall E. Parker is Professor of Economics at East Carolina University, USA.

Robert Whaples is Professor of Economics at Wake Forest University, USA. .
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