Economic History Review

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Capital Exports, 1870–1914 Harmful or Beneficial? pp. 489-514: Sidney Pollard
The Rural Population of Essex in the Later Middle Ages pp. 515-530: L. R. Poos
The Growth and Impact of the British Water Industry in the Nineteenth Century pp. 531-547: J. A. Hassan
Economic and Social History at Advanced Level pp. 548-568: R. G. Wilson and J. F. Hadwin
Accounting for Growth, 1870–1940: Stephen Nicholas and Total Factor Productivity Measurements pp. 569-575: Mark Thomas
British Economic Performance and Total Factor Productivity Growth, 1870–1940 pp. 576-582: Stephen Nicholas
State and Economy in India over Seven Hundred Years pp. 583-596: C. A. Bayly
List of Publications on the Economic and Social History of Great Britain and Ireland PUBLISHED IN 1984 pp. 597-636: Tim Claydon, Michael Partridge and Simon Ville

Growth and Deceleration in English Agriculture, 1660–1790 pp. 333-351: R. V. Jackson
Were the Tax Assessments of Domesday England Artificial? The Case of Essex pp. 352-372: McDONALD John and Graeme Snooks
The Scale and Nature of the Growth of Owner-Occupation in Britain between the Wars pp. 373-392: Mark Swenarton and Sandra Taylor
The Regional Impact of an Overvalued Pound in the 1920S pp. 393-401: M. E. F. Jones
Seedcorn or Chaff? New Firm Formation and the Performance of the Interwar Economy pp. 402-422: James Foreman-Peck
Success or Failure? The Prosecution of the Early Factory Acts pp. 423-427: Peter Bartrip
The Successful Prosecution of the Factory Acts: A Suggested Explanation pp. 428-430: Clark Nardinelli
Factory Act Prosecutions: A Hidden Consensus? pp. 431-436: A. E. Peacock
H. J. Dyos and British Urban History pp. 437-447: Seymour J. Mandelbaum

“Swords into Ploughshares”: Recycling in Pre-Industrial England pp. 175-191: Donald Woodward
The Evolution of Weight-Standards and the Creation of New Monetary and Commercial Links in Northern Europe from the Tenth Century to the Twelfth Century† pp. 192-209: Pamela Nightingale
Bankers in English Society in the Late Nineteenth Century pp. 210-229: Y. Cassis
British-Based Investment Groups Before 1914 pp. 230-247: S. D. Chapman
The World Economy since 1945: A Stylized Historical Analysis† pp. 252-275: W. W. Rostow
School Attendance in Nineteenth-Century Scotland pp. 276-281: D. M. Mason
School Attendance in Nineteenth-Century Scotland: A Reply pp. 282-286: R. D. Anderson
Economic Liberalism as Ideology: The Appleby Version pp. 287-297: Donald Winch

A New View of European Industrialization pp. 1-23: Rondo Cameron
The Standard of Living in the Long Run: London, 1700–1860 pp. 24-36: L. D. Schwarz
Institutional Proliferation in the British Engineering Profession, 1847–1914 pp. 42-60: R. A. Buchanan
The London Stock Exchange and the British Securities Market 1850–1914 pp. 61-82: R. C. Michie
Keynesian Policy and British Unemployment in the 1930s pp. 83-88: W. R. Garside and Timothy Hatton
Building Counterfactual Pyramids pp. 89-94: Sean Glynn and Alan Booth
The “Keynesian Revolution” and Economic Policy-making: A Comment pp. 95-100: Neil Rollings
The “Keynesian Revolution” and Economic Policy-making: A Reply pp. 101-106: Alan Booth
Recent Writing on Japanese Economic and Social History pp. 107-123: Shin-Ichi Yonekawa

New Developments in Irish Population History, 1700-1850 pp. 473-488: Joel Mokyr and Cormac Ó Gráda
The Overseas Marketing Performance of British Industry, 1870-1914 pp. 489-506: Stephen J. Nicholas
New Evidence on the Stubborn English Mule and the Cotton Industry, 1878-1920 pp. 507-519: Gary Saxonhouse and Gavin Wright
The Sterling Overvaluation in 1925. A Multilateral Approach pp. 520-532: John Redmond
Limits to Intervention: The Bank of England and Industrial Diversification in the Depressed Areas pp. 533-550: Carol E. Heim
Late Medieval Urban Prosperity pp. 551-554: Robert Tittler
Late Medieval Urban Prosperity: A Rejoinder pp. 555-556: A. R. Bridbury
The Chronology of English Enclosure pp. 557-559: John Chapman
The Chronology of English Enclosure: A Reply pp. 560-562: J. R. Wordie
List of Publications on The Economic and Social History of Great Britain and Ireland PUBLISHED IN 1983 pp. 563-608: Tim Claydon, Jonathan Liebenau and Simon Ville

The Development of the South African Gold-Mining Industry, 1895-1918 pp. 319-340: Peter Richardson and Jean-Jacques van Helten
Agrarian Economy After the Black Death: The Manors of Canterbury Cathedral Priory, 1348-91 pp. 341-354: Mavis Mate
Artisan or Labour Aristocrat? pp. 355-372: E. J. Hobsbawm
British Farming Profits and Government Policy during the First World War pp. 373-390: Peter E. Dewey
The Sterling Crisis of 1947 and the British Response to the Marshall Plan pp. 391-408: C. C. S. Newton
Agricultural Development and Government Policy in Settler Economies: A Comment pp. 409-413: Stephen Choate
Agricultural Development and Government Policy: A Reply pp. 414-416: Paul Mosley
Recent Work on the Economic History of Nineteenth-Century France pp. 417-434: Roger Price

The “Treasury View” on Public Works and Employment in the Interwar Period pp. 167-181: G. C. Peden
Irish Population in the Pre-Famine Period: Evidence from County Antrim pp. 182-196: V. Morgan and W. Macafee
The Successful Prosecution of the Factory Acts, 1833-55 pp. 197-210: A. E. Peacock
Limits of Leverage: The Anglo-Danish Trade Agreement of 1933 pp. 211-228: T. J. T. Rooth
Resolving the Paradox of the Monnet Plan: National and International Planning in French Reconstruction pp. 229-243: Frances M. B. Lynch
Agricultural Productivity in Eighteenth-Century England: Some Further Speculations pp. 244-251: Mark Overton
Agricultural Productivity in Eighteenth-Century England: Further Strains of Speculation pp. 252-257: Michael Turner
A “Keynesian Revolution” in Economic Policy-Making? pp. 258-262: J. D. Tomlinson
Defining a “Keynesian Revolution” pp. 263-267: Alan Booth
Balkan Economic Development pp. 268-273: Ivan T. Berend

The Pattern of Landownership in England and Wales, 1660-1880 pp. 1-22: J. V. Beckett
The Economic Position of Husbandmen at the Time of Domesday Book: A Kentish Perspective pp. 23-34: K. P. Witney
The Growth and Performance of British Multinational Firms before 1939: The Case of Dunlop pp. 35-53: Geoffrey Jones
Finance and Foreign Control in Canadian Base Metal Mining, 1918-55 pp. 54-67: Alexander Dow
The Causes of the German Banking Crisis of 1931 pp. 68-87: Harold James
English Workers’Living Standards During The Industrial Revolution: A Comment pp. 88-92: M. W. Flinn
Reply to Michael Flinn pp. 93-94: Peter Lindert and Jeffrey G. Williamson
Fiscal Policy in Britain During the 1930s pp. 95-102: Stephen Broadberry
The Measurement of Fiscal Influence in Britain in the 1930s pp. 103-106: Roger Middleton
Revisiting Rostow pp. 107-114: Barry Supple