Ellis T. Powell

The Evolution of the Money Market 1385-1915

An Historical and Analytical Study of the Rise and Development of Finance as a Centralised, Co-ordinated Force

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Produktbeschreibung

First published in 1916, this work is still recognised as a valuable historical and analytical study of the rise and development of finance as a centralised, coordinated force during the period 1385 to 1915. It examines the evolution of the modern money market, and describes amongst other things the decline of the anti-usury sentiment, the beginnings of banking, and the early stock exchange. In detail the author goes on to discuss everything from the rise of the joint stock banks to the post-banking evolution.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 752
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Februar 2019
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 40mm
• Gewicht: 1121g
• ISBN-13: 9781138060401
• ISBN-10: 1138060402
• Artikelnr.: 56728558

Autorenporträt

Ellis T. Powell

Inhaltsangabe

Part 1. Introductory Historical Sketch 1. The Embryology of the Money
Market 2. The Early Money Market; Decline of Anti-Usury Sentiment;
Beginnings of Banking 3. The Supremacy of the Goldsmith Bankers 4. The Bank
of England: Extension of Banking Enterprise 5. The Stock Exchange
(1500-1815) 6. The Joint Stock Company; Transferable Shares and Limited
Liability; Insurance Part 2. The Nucleus of Organisation 7. The Prestige of
the Bank of England Part 3. The Rise of the Modern Money Market 8. The
Modern Money Market; The Biological Analogy Elaborated 9. The Aggregation
of Capital; The Absence of Banking Principles 10. The Rise of the Joint
Stock Banks 11. The Panic of 1825 and the 'Pressure' of 1836-1839 12. The
Bank Charter Act and the 1847 Panic 13. The 1857 Panic; The Widening Area
and the 'New Spirit' in Finance 14. The Overend-Gurney Crisis and the End
of Isolation and Disunion 15. Natural Selection Among the Banks; Absorption
and Amalgamation 16. The Financial Trusts; 'Investment by Proxy' and Its
Extension Part 4. The Struggle Towards Consolidation 17. Financial
Confederacy 'In a Flood' 18. The Baring Crisis, 1890 19. The Stock Exchange
As a Function of the Modern Money Market Part 5. Confederacy, The Great
Avowal and the Supreme Test 20. Post-Baring Evolution; Bankers' Council at
the Bank of England