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Canals and economic development

Segal, Harvey H. - In: Canals and American economic development, (pp. 216-248). 1972

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Cycles of canal construction

Segal, Harvey H. - In: Canals and American economic development, (pp. 169-215). 1972

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New Jersey personal income

Segal, Harvey H. - In: The economy of New Jersey : a report prepared for the …, (pp. 150-190). 1958

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The politics of inflation, or the inflation of politics

Segal, Harvey H. - In: Business economics : the journal of the National … 10 (1975) 1, pp. 31-35

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The urge to merge, the time of the conglomerates

Segal, Harvey H. - In: The corporation in the American Economy, (pp. 222-234). 1970

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Conglomerates

Segal, Harvey H.; Sichel, Werner - In: Readings in economics, (pp. 495-508). 1969

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[Besprechung von:] Canals and American economic development. [Verf.:] Carter Goodrich; H. Jerome Cranmer; Julius Rubin, and Harvey H. Segal. New York 1961. Miller, Nathan: The ente...

Gray, Horace M. - In: The American economic review 52 (1962) 4, pp. 842-844

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British foreign capital issues, 1865-1894

Segal, Harvey H.; Simon, Matthew - In: The journal of economic history 21 (1961) 4, pp. 566-581

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Corporate makeover : the American reshaping of the American economy

Segal, Harvey H. - 1989

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MONEY MARKETS AGAINST GOVERNMENTS: TWO CENTURIES OF A SPECTACULAR GAME

SEGAL, HARVEY H. - In: Contemporary Economic Policy 3 (1985) 5, pp. 35-41

Monetary history is the chronicle of an unending conflict between the goals of the state and the interests of the individual. In using the power of money creation to gain control over economic resources, governments violate the interests of individuals, more subtly to be sure, but in a manner...

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