The Journal of Economic History, Volumen16Economic History Association at the University of Pennsylvania, 1956 |
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... capital inflows were slackening , however , Americans were increasing their investment abroad . From 1892 to 1897 investment abroad rose by between $ 150 and $ 250 million , most of it going to Canada and Latin America . This fact ...
... capital inflows were slackening , however , Americans were increasing their investment abroad . From 1892 to 1897 investment abroad rose by between $ 150 and $ 250 million , most of it going to Canada and Latin America . This fact ...
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... capital . Labor means paid human labor . Land means the earth's surface and its resources as yet unimproved by human ingenuity . Capital means tools , equipment , plant , partly processed materials , and inventories . Money savings that ...
... capital . Labor means paid human labor . Land means the earth's surface and its resources as yet unimproved by human ingenuity . Capital means tools , equipment , plant , partly processed materials , and inventories . Money savings that ...
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... capital , governments lent a hand . Victor Clark says , " The frequent subsidies to manufactures in New England , and later in Pennsylvania in the colonial period were public efforts to supply this lack of capital . Town aid to mills ...
... capital , governments lent a hand . Victor Clark says , " The frequent subsidies to manufactures in New England , and later in Pennsylvania in the colonial period were public efforts to supply this lack of capital . Town aid to mills ...
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American Technique and Steam Navigation on | 18 |
Investment Uncertainty During the Civil WarA Note | 34 |
Joseph Schumpeter as an Analyst of Sociology | 41 |
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