Research Guides: ECO207: 18th Century Economic History: Colonial Development, Revolution and Institutions : Home

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You may want to Include sources from the ECO27 course syllabus in your preliminary research.

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Goldin, C., & Sokoloff, K. (1982). Women, children, and industrialization in the early republic: Evidence from the manufacturing censuses. The Journal of Economic History, 42(4), 741–774.
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Calomiris, C. W. (1988). Institutional failure, monetary scarcity, and the depreciation of the continental. The Journal of Economic History, 48(1), 47–68.
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Kingston, C. (2011). Marine insurance in Philadelphia during the Quasi-War with France, 1795–1801. The Journal of Economic History, 71(1), 162–184.
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Lamoreaux, N. R. (1986). Banks, kinship, and economic development: The New England case. The Journal of Economic History, 46(3), 647–667.
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Sylla, R. (2006). The transition to a monetary union in the United States, 1787-1795. Financial History Review, 13(1), 73–95.

Top JEL Classification Codes for ECO207: N. Economic History

Historical Statistics of the United States 1531-2000 This link opens in a new window
Covers the economy, government and more. Data may be downloaded. The chapter on Colonical Statistics Includes an essay with links to specific tables.