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ix, 241 pages 22 cm Historical essays on profitability of slavery in the ante-bellum South, income growth in 19th century America, and the Great Depression in the British economy Includes bibliographical references and index Economic theory, statistical inference, and economic history -- Statistical inference and historical explanation -- The economics of slavery in the Antebellum South -- Income growth and structural change: the United States in the nineteenth century -- An input-output approach to evaluating British industrial production in the late nineteenth century -- A polemical postscript on economic growth Self-Renewing 2017
- Author
- Alfred H. Conrad and John R. Meyer
- Publisher
- Chicago, Aldine Pub. Co
- Published
- 1964
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Economics, Social Science, Business
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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