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Drastic measures : a history of wage and price controls in the United States
Rockoff, Hugh - 1984 - 1. published
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America's new economy in historical perspective
Rockoff, Hugh - In: International journal of public affairs 5 (2009), pp. 19-46
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Until it's over, over there : the US economy in World War I
Rockoff, Hugh - In: The economics of World War I, (pp. 310-343). 2005
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Deflation, silent runs, and bank holidays in the great contraction
Rockoff, Hugh - In: Deflation : current and historical perspectives, (pp. 31-60). 2010
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On the origins of a monetary history
Rockoff, Hugh - In: The Elgar companion to the Chicago School of Economics, (pp. 81-113). 2010
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Keep on scrapping : the salvage drives of World War II
Rockoff, Hugh - 2007
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On the origins of "a monetary history"
Rockoff, Hugh - 2006
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Prodigals and projectors : an economic history of usury laws in the United States from Colonial Times to 1900
Rockoff, Hugh - In: Human capital and institutions : a long run view, (pp. 285-323). 2009
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Upon Daedalian wings of paper money : Adam Smith and the crisis of 1772
Rockoff, Hugh - 2009
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Parallel journeys : Adam Smith and Milton Friedman on the regulation of banking
Rockoff, Hugh - 2010
Adam Smith and Milton Friedman are famous for championing Laissez Faire, yet both supported government regulation of the banking system. In both cases their deviation from free market orthodoxy was based on a careful reading of financial history: especially Smith's reading of the Crisis of 1772...
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