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News and the dollar yen exchange rate : 1931 - 1933 ; the end of the gold standard, imperialism, and the Great Depression
Itō, Takatoshi - In: Journal of the Japanese and international economies : … 7 (1993) 2, pp. 107-131
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Three essays on monetary economics
Chen, Shiu-sheng - 2004
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Analogous cycles with lagged co-movement : US and East Asian business cycles
Yamagata, Tatsufumi - In: The developing economies 36 (1998) 4, pp. 407-439
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News and the dollar, yen exchange rate, 1931 - 1933 : the end of the gold standard, imperialism, and the great depression
Itō, Takatoshi; Okina, Kunio; Teranishi, Jūrō - 1988
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The twilight of empire : an economic interpretation of imperialist cycles
Nearing, Scott - 1930
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The significance of the Cape trade route to economic activity in the Cape Colony : a medium-term business cycle analysis
Boshoff, Willem H.; Fourie, Johan - In: European review of economic history 14 (2010) 3, pp. 469-503
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Latin American inequality : colonial origins, commodity booms, or a missed 20th century leveling?
Williamson, Jeffrey G. - 2015
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Urban Java during the depression
Ingleson, John - In: Journal of Southeast Asian studies 19 (1988) 2, pp. 292-309
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The interwar economy of Japan : colonialism, depression, and recovery, 1910 - 1940
Smitka, Michael (ed.) - 1998
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Nueva Granada's GDP in 1800 : Colonial Boom, Republican Stagnation
Kalmanovitz, Salomon - 2006
This article measures Nueva Granada's GDP before its Independence, analyzes its economic growth during 1785-1810 and considers some hypothesis about its continuity in the 19th century, with an ending reference point in 1905. These measures are used to make international comparisons with other...
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