Explorations in Economic History

1969 - 2025

Current editor(s): R.H. Steckel

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Volume 29, issue 4, 1992

The antebellum American tariff: Food exports and manufacturing pp. 375-400

Knick Harley

The "teaching procession"? another look at teacher tenure, 1845-1925 pp. 401-416

Susan B. Carter and Elizabeth Savoca

Alexander Hamilton, conversion, and debt reduction pp. 417-429

Donald F. Swanson and Andrew P. Trout

Rigid wages or small equilibrium adjustments? Evidence from the contraction of 1893 pp. 430-455

William A. Sundstrom

Intergenerational transfers, emigration, and the rural Irish household system pp. 456-476

Timothy Guinnane

The labor market and the distribution of landholdings in pre-Famine Ireland pp. 477-493

Pat McGregor

Volume 29, issue 3, 1992

Money and business cycles in the United States, 1870 to 1913: A reexamination of Friedman and Schwartz pp. 251-273

Forrest H. Capie and Terence C. Mills

Jewish immigrant wages in America in 1909: An analysis of the dillingham commission data pp. 274-289

Barry Chiswick

The role of the international gold standard in commodity price deflation: Evidence from the 1929 stock market crash pp. 290-317

Scott Sumner

Fiscal policy in Germany during the Great Depression pp. 318-342

Raymond L. Cohn

The real domestic product of Indonesia, 1880-1989 pp. 343-373

Pierre van der Eng

Volume 29, issue 2, 1992

Reconsidering Japanese deflation during the 1920s pp. 121-143

Riccardo Faini and Gianni Toniolo

Integration of the European business cycle: 1871-1910 pp. 144-168

Lee Craig and Douglas Fisher

A new look at demographic and technological changes: England, 1550 to 1839 pp. 169-203

Theofanis Tsoulouhas

Property rights and institutional change during Australia's gold rush pp. 204-227

Sumner La Croix

The role of nationality-specific characteristics on the settlement patterns of late nineteenth century immigrants pp. 228-249

James Dunlevy and Richard Saba

Volume 29, issue 1, 1992

Coerced and free labor: Property rights and the development of the labor force pp. 1-29

Stanley L. Engerman

The political economy of the Fordney-McCumber and Smoot-Hawley tariff acts pp. 30-50

Marc Hayford and Carl Pasurka

The political economy of the abolition of seigneurial tenure in Canada East pp. 51-68

Michael B. Percy and Rick Szostak

Was the franc poincare deliberately undervalued? pp. 69-92

Pierre Sicsic

More speculation on destabilizing speculation pp. 93-98

Barry Eichengreen

A contract with the Barbarians? Economics and the fall of Rome pp. 99-115

J. L. Anderson and T. Lewit

The theory of Rome pp. 116-117

Gerald Gunderson

Volume 28, issue 4, 1991

Wage gaps between farm and city: Michigan in the 1890s pp. 381-408

Timothy Hatton and Jeffrey Williamson

Rural depopulation in a small open economy: Ireland 1856-1876 pp. 409-432

Kevin O'Rourke

The roots of today's "women's jobs" and "men's jobs": Using the index of dissimilarity to measure occupational segregation by gender pp. 433-459

Nancy E. Bertaux

Changing French trade conditions, national welfare, and the 1860 Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce pp. 460-477

John Nye

Labor productivity and farm size in English agriculture before mechanization: Reply to Clark pp. 478-492

Robert Allen

Volume 28, issue 3, 1991

On the accuracy of foreign trade statistics (1909-1935): Morgenstern revisited pp. 259-273

Giovanni Federico and Antonio Tena-Junguito

Discontinuities in Canadian economic growth, 1870-1985 pp. 274-286

Kris Inwood and Thanasis Stengos

The market for labor in interwar Britain pp. 287-308

Michael Beenstock and Peter Warburton

Public school expenditures in the plantation states, 1910 pp. 309-322

Jim Gerber

Gender differences in learning and earning in nineteenth-century America: The role of expected job and career attachment pp. 323-343

Susan B. Carter and Elizabeth Savoca

Industrialization and occupational mortality in France prior to 1914 pp. 344-366

Wayne Lewchuk

Third world incomes before world war I: Further evidence pp. 367-379

John Hanson

Volume 28, issue 2, 1991

A new theory of guilds and european economic development pp. 127-168

Charles R. Hickson and Earl A. Thompson

Working health time: A comparison of preindustrial, industrial, and postindustrial experience in life and health pp. 169-191

James C. Riley

Passenger fares on sailing vessels to Australia in the nineteenth century pp. 192-208

John McDonald and Ralph Shlomowitz

Balance of payments adjustment under the international gold standard: Canada, 1871-1913 pp. 209-238

Trevor J. O. Dick and John Floyd

Chinese immigration: Reply to charles McClain pp. 239-247

Patricia Cloud and David Galenson

Labor productivity and farm size in English agriculture before mechanization: A note pp. 248-257

Gregory Clark

Volume 28, issue 1, 1991

Do legal systems matter? pp. 1-35

Alexander Field

The evolution of agrarian institutions: The case of medieval and Ottoman Serbia pp. 36-53

Michael L. Boyd

Balanced estimates of UK GDP 1870-1913 pp. 54-63

Solomos Solomou and Martin Weale

Jewish immigrant skill and occupational attainment at the turn of the century pp. 64-86

Barry Chiswick

How did labor markets work in lancashire? more evidence on prices and quantities in cotton spinning, 1822-1852 pp. 87-120

Michael Huberman

Was Britain immiserized during the industrial revolution? pp. 121-124

Douglas Irwin

Volume 27, issue 4, 1990

Historical returns and security market development, 1872-1925 pp. 381-420

Kenneth Snowden

Free bank failures in New York and Wisconsin: A portfolio analysis pp. 421-441

Andrew J. Economopoulos

Measurement of trend growth in European industrial output before 1914: Methodological issues and new estimates pp. 442-467

Nicholas Crafts, Stephen Leybourne and T. C. Mills

The link between money and prices under different policy regimes: The postwar Hungarian experience pp. 468-482

Pierre Siklos

The end of one big deflation pp. 483-502

Peter Temin and Barrie A. Wigmore

Volume 27, issue 3, 1990

Free banking during the French Revolution pp. 251-276

Eugene White

A note on the Gibson Paradox during the gold standard pp. 277-286

Terence C. Mills

A note on Chinese rice prices: Interior markets, 1928-1931 pp. 287-298

David Bessler

The contribution of services to British economic growth, 1856-1913 pp. 299-321

Norman Gemmell and Peter Wardley

Demand for consumer durable goods in 20th century America pp. 322-349

Martha Olney

Enclosure, land improvement, and the price of capital: A Comment pp. 350-355

E. L. Jones

Enclosure, land improvement, and the price of capital: A Reply to Jones pp. 356-362

Gregory Clark

Chinese immigration: A comment on cloud and galenson pp. 363-378

Charles McClain

Volume 27, issue 2, 1990

The impact of the Corn Laws just prior to repeal pp. 123-156

Jeffrey Williamson

Evidence on English/African terms of trade in the eighteenth century pp. 157-177

H. A. Gemery, Jan Hogendorn and Marion Johnson

Rural indebtedness in the Punjab 1878: Results of a household survey pp. 178-196

Martin Ravallion

The credit needs of the African trade and the development of the credit economy in England pp. 197-231

Joseph E. Inikori

Structural change in interdependent bureaucracies: Was Rome's failure economic or military? pp. 232-248

Leonard Dudley

Volume 27, issue 1, 1990

Rates of interest in 18th century England pp. 1-28

Kenneth J. Weiller and Philip Mirowski

Agricultural land transactions in Palestine, 1900-1914: A quantitative analysis pp. 29-45

Yossi Katz and Shoshana Neuman

Relief not insurance: Canadian unemployment relief in the 1930s pp. 46-83

Mary MacKinnon

Mortality on immigrant voyages to Australia in the 19th century pp. 84-113

John McDonald and Ralph Shlomowitz

Hard times in 19th-century Sweden: A reply pp. 114-121

Lars G. Sandberg and Richard Steckel