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The industrial inquisitors
Le Bailly, William - 1967
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Wettlauf in die Moderne : England und Deutschland seit der industriellen Revolution
Birke, Adolf M. (ed.); Kettenacker, Lothar (ed.);  … - 1988
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The early New England cotton manufacture : a study in industrial beginnings
Ware, Caroline F. - 1931
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History of technology, manufacturing and the Industrial Revolution : an alternate perspective on Schmenner's hypotheses
Singhal, Kalyan - 2003
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History of technology, manufacturing and the Industrial Revolution : a rejoinder
Schmenner, Roger W. - 2003
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Catching up twice
Jong, Herman J. de - 2003
vorzulegen. Die Wachstumsleistung der niederländischen Industrie im 20. Jahrhundert wird unter Verwendung des Instrumentariums …
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Steam power and British industrialization to 1860
Von Tunzelmann, G. N. - 1978
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Technology, knowledge, and manufacturing before the Industrial Revolution
Singhal, Kalyan; Singhal, Jaya - In: Production and operations management : the flagship … 31 (2022) 12, pp. 4262-4275
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Technology and manufacturing-and-service operations since the Industrial Revolution
Singhal, Kalyan; Singhal, Jaya - In: Production and operations management : the flagship … 31 (2022) 12, pp. 4276-4282
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China-Brazil : Industrializacion y Desindustrializacion Temprana (China-Brazil: Industrialization and Early Deindustrialization)
Salama, Pierre - 2012
Can the intensification of the asymmetric commercial relationships between China and Brazil explain the early deindustrialization in Brazil? In this paper it will be shown that it is not economic openness what leads towards deindustrialization, low productivity, or reduced added value, but the...
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