The Crisis in Economic History

Carlton, Peter Coclanis, David

Challenge, 2001, vol. 44, issue 6, pages 93-103

Abstract: Quantitative economic history was once all the rage. But, until recently, any and all approaches to economic history seemed to be losing ground. The authors tell us why and whether economic history is now making a comeback.

Date: 2001

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