An introduction to the study of history as a succession of economic regimes. This non-technical introduction is accessible to undergraduate students in economics and other social sciences, and, as such, aims at becoming a building block for undergraduate courses about the economic history of societies.
An introduction to the study of history as a succession of economic regimes. This non-technical introduction is accessible to undergraduate students in economics and other social sciences, and, as such, aims at becoming a building block for undergraduate courses about the economic history of societies.
Gregory Ponthiere is Professor of Economics and Philosophy at the Hoover Chair in Economic and Social Ethics, Catholic University of Louvain.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. The Long Period: Some Milestones: 1. A Brief History of Long-run Economic Analysis 2. Empirical Elements Part II. Unified Growth Theory: Foundations: 3. The Stagnation Regime 4. Economic Take-off 5. Institutions and Distribution 6. The Natural Environment Part III. Unified Growth Theory: Microeconomics of Regime Shift: 7. Economic Growth and Education 8. The Birth of Institutions 9. Lifestyles and the Natural Environment Conclusion. Continuity and Discontinuity in History.
Introduction Part I. The Long Period: Some Milestones: 1. A Brief History of Long-run Economic Analysis 2. Empirical Elements Part II. Unified Growth Theory: Foundations: 3. The Stagnation Regime 4. Economic Take-off 5. Institutions and Distribution 6. The Natural Environment Part III. Unified Growth Theory: Microeconomics of Regime Shift: 7. Economic Growth and Education 8. The Birth of Institutions 9. Lifestyles and the Natural Environment Conclusion. Continuity and Discontinuity in History.
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