The Economic History Working Paper Series was launched in 1992. Contributions to the series have been made by members of staff of the Economic History department, academic visitors, and research students. Subject matters have been wide ranging and diverse. We no longer produce printed versions, but some back copies are available on application to the department.
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2012
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Nº 162 The Seven Mechanisms for Achieving Sovereign Debt Sustainability Garrick Hileman
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Nº 161 Steel, Style and Status: The Economics of the Cantilever Chair, 1929-1936
Tobias Vogelgsang
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Nº 160 Contesting the Indigenous Development of"Chinese Double-entry Bookkeeping" and its Significance in China's Economic Institutions and Business Organization before c.1850
Keith Hoskin, Richard Macve
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Nº 159 Money and Monetary System in China in the 19th-20th Century: An Overview
Debin Ma
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Nº 158 From Divergence to Convergence: Re-evaluating theHistory Behind China’s Economic Boom
Loren Brandt, Debin Ma, Thomas G. Rawski
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Nº 157 Hand Looms, Power Looms, and Changing Production Organizations: The Case of the Kiryu Weaving District in the Early 20th Century Japan
Tomoko Hashino, Keijiro Otsuka