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This paper is the first result of a project aiming at understanding the history of bankruptcy law from an empirical …
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19 ème siècle (a history of the French capital market in the 19th century). In this chapter, we discuss the changes in …
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Great-Britain, France and United States, she suggested that American economic performance was based on a « democratization …
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and rates among young people are no longer increasing. The marriage rate is falling and the divorce rate has stabilized …France had 65.3 million inhabitants as of 1 January 2012, including 1.9 million in the overseas departments. The … through natural increase. There are now more African than European immigrants living in France. Fertility was practically …
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that is stunted across the century, especially in the southern part of France. Our models of the determinants of stunting …
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Two opposing views of industrialization are commonly expressed. The first emphasizes capitalism’s coercion of workers into furnishing more effort than they had long been accustomed to when they themselves decided the rhythm and timing of work. In this optic, factory discipline is an essential...
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Abstract: Examines the Physical Stature of The elite students attending the École Polytechnique military academy in the Early Nineteenth century. Concludes that their height was some 7 cm greater than that of average French youth their age.
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Examines the Physical Stature of The elite students attending the École Polytechnique military academy in the Early Nineteenth century. Concludes that their height was some 7 cm greater than that of average French youth their age.
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005403933
This paper aims at giving an explanation of the changes in the number of bankruptcies during the second part of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th. We wonder in particular whether changes in bankruptcy law, which are substantial during the period, suffice to explain the rise in the...
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In this paper, we try to measure the impact of the changes in French bankruptcy law in the 19th century focusing on the behaviour of economic agents as users of bankruptcy law for the sake of finding the best solution to their economic problems. Debtors used bankruptcy law in order to minimize...
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