Economic History Review

1948 - 2025

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The British experience of profit-sharing pp. 439-464: Derek Matthews
The medieval origins of the great landed estates of the Guadalquivir valley pp. 465-483: E. Cabrera
The structure of capital during the industrial revolution revisited: two case studies from the cotton textile industry pp. 484-503: Philip Richardson
The banking crisis of 1878 pp. 504-527: Michael Collins
Models in history: a micro-study of late nineteenth-century British entrepreneurship pp. 528-537: Kenneth D. Brown
Britain in the 1930s: a managed economy? A comment pp. 538-543: G.C. Peden
Britain in the 1930s: a managed economy? A comment pp. 544-547: Roger Middleton
Britain in the 1930s: a managed economy? A reply to Peden and Middleton pp. 548-556: Alan Booth

The consumer and the market in the later middle ages pp. 305-327: Christopher Dyer
The female labour market in London in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries pp. 328-353: Peter Earle
Foreign investment and imperial exploitation: balance of payments reconstruction for nineteenth-century Britain and India pp. 354-374: James Foreman-Peck
Rationalization and diversification in the Scotch whisky industry, 1900-1939: another look at‘old’and‘new’industries pp. 375-395: Ron Weir
A comment on‘The origins of cheaper money pp. 396-400: Geoffrey E. Wood
Cheap money versus cheaper money: a reply to Professor Wood pp. 401-405: Susan Howson

In praise of economic history pp. 173-185: A. K. Cairncross
Investment and empire in the later eighteenth century: East India stockholding, 1756-1791 pp. 186-206: H. V. Bowen
The cost of living for urban workers in late Victorian and Edwardian Britain pp. 207-221: Ian Gazeley
War finance and inflation in Britain and Germany, 1914-1918 pp. 222-244: T. Balderston
ESSAYS IN BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM. Colonial America, 1607-1776 pp. 245-259: J. McAllister
Capital exports, 1870-1914 pp. 260-264: Vudayagiri Balasubramanyam
Capital exports, 1870-1914: a reply pp. 265-266: Peter Temin

The concept of the margin in the medieval English economy pp. 1-17: Mark Bailey
Tawney revisited: custom and the emergence of capitalist class relations in north-east Cumbria, 1600-1830 pp. 18-42: Nicky Gregson
The rich and the destitute in Sweden, 1805-1855: a test of Tocqueville's inequality hypotheses pp. 43-63: Lee Soltow
Overseas investment and the professional advance of British metal mining engineers, 1851-1914 pp. 64-86: Charles Harvey and Jon Press
Was sterling overvalued in 1925? A comment pp. 87-89: J. Redmond
Was sterling overvalued in 1925? A reply and further evidence pp. 90-96: Kent Matthews

The cost of convict transportation from Britain to Australia, 1796-1810 pp. 507-524: Frank Lewis
Five hides in ten counties: a contribution to the Domesday regression debate pp. 525-542: R. A. Leaver
Personal wealth distribution in late eighteenth-century Britain pp. 543-565: John James
The political economy of demoralization: the state and the coalmining industry in America and Britain between the wars pp. 566-591: Barry Supple
ESSAYS IN BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM. Eastern Europe in an age of turbulence, 1919-1950 pp. 592-602: Derek H. Aldcroft

Economic development and the state in nineteenth-century Germany pp. 346-367: W.R. Lee
Wool yields in the medieval economy pp. 368-391: M. J. Stephenson
The growth of the London carrying trade, 1681-1838 pp. 392-410: Dorian Gerhold
Running from ruin?: the emigration of British farmers to the U.S.A. in the wake of the repeal of the Corn Laws pp. 411-428: William E. van Vugt
Foreign multinationals and British industry before 1945 pp. 429-453: Geoffrey Jones
The strict settlement: its role in family history pp. 454-460: Eileen Spring
Strict settlement and the family: a differing view pp. 461-466: Lloyd Bonfield

Resource mobilization for World War II: the U.S.A., U.K., U.S.S.R., and Germany, 1938-1945′ pp. 171-192: Mark Harrison
The diffusion of vetches in medieval England pp. 193-208: Bruce M. S. Campbell
Poor and getting poorer? Living standards in Ireland before the Famine pp. 209-235: Joel Mokyr and Cormac Ó Gráda
The origins of the depressed areas: unemployment growth, and regional economic structure in Britain before 1914 pp. 236-258: Humphrey R. Southall
The free-standing company, 1870-1914: an important type of British foreign direct investment pp. 259-282: Mira Wilkins
British budgetary policy 1945-1954: a‘Keynesian revolution’? pp. 283-298: Neil Rollings
The measurement of urban poverty: a missing dimension pp. 299-301: Roger Davidson

The political economy of British taxation, 1660-1815 pp. 1-32: Patrick K. O'Brien
The price of freehold land and the interest rate in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries pp. 33-50: Robert Allen
Nineteenth-century scandal or twentieth-century model? A new look at‘open’and‘close’parishes pp. 51-73: Sarah Banks
Doctors and patients in an era of national health insurance and private practice, 1913-1938 pp. 74-94: Anne Digby and Nick Bosanquet
Was Italian fascism a developmental dictatorship? Some evidence to the contrary pp. 95-113: Jon S. Cohen
Early vetches in medieval England: a note pp. 114-116: C. R. J. Currie
ESSAYS IN BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM. The‘golden age’of Latin America pp. 117-121: Henry Finch