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–plant firms with their use of bills-of-exchange; the Bautier-Verlinden model on the ‘industrialization of 14th century Italy’; and …
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markets in this era. In this paper we demonstrate to what degree our empirical research on the rise of markets in late … medieval Holland can illuminate the factors behind the development of the specific institutional framework of markets for land …, labour, capital and goods, and the effects of these institutions on the actual functioning of the markets. The findings are …
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This paper explores the political economy that leads frontier regions to be unequal. By focusing on the presence of a stable frontier between Castile and the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada in the late Middle Ages, our analysis shows how a historical border may generate differences in inequality that...
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Dada la escasez de literatura sobre historia de las primeras entidades financieras que se establecieron en Cali a finales del siglo XIX e inicios del XX, este trabajo tuvo como fin, revelar, además de la historia, el papel que desempeñaron dichas instituciones como medio crediticio para...
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We study the connection between economic performance and the quality of government institutions for the sample of 103 Italian NUTS3 regions, including new measures of institutional performance calculated using data on the provision of different areas of public services. In order to address...
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stages of industrial development when capital requirements are manageable, and access to international capital markets is …
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This paper investigates whether high borrowing costs deterred investment in sanitation infrastructure in late nineteenth-century Britain. Town councils had to borrow to fund investment, with considerable variation in interest rates across towns and over time. Panel regressions, using annual data...
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In this article, I use documents obtained from the NatWest Group archives to examine the work of Alexander Shand as a director of Parr's Bank during the period 1909-1918. A Scottish banker, Alexander Shand was recruited by the Japanese government early in his career to instruct Japanese...
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The relationship of companies in the maritime economy to banks has been neglected by researchers. While this is surprising, specific financing techniques in ship financing can be found. In addition, the topic has a high degree of currency: the relationship of shipping companies and shipyards to...
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