The Zurich Association for Economic History

Paul J. Meier

Business History Review, 1962, vol. 36, issue 2, 205-214

Abstract: The Zurich Association for study in Economic History was founded in 1950 by various trade associations, businessmen, and historians. At the time, Swiss postwar prosperity stimulated considerable discussion of the distribution of wealth and many responsible groups felt further government interference in this matter was probable but unwelcome. Founders of the Association hoped to “regain territory for the idea of private enterprise,” by giving an historical dimension to economic affairs.

Date: 1962
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