Editor                                                      

David O. Whitten

Auburn University (2007)

 

Associate Editor                                      

Scott Dalrymple,

Hartwick College

 

Associate Editor                                      

Gene Pace

University of Kentucky

 

Associate Editor                                      

Stephanie O. Crofton

High Point University (2005)

 

Manuscript Editor                                   

Bessie E. Whitten

Ehrenberg Press

 

 

 

 

 

 

Essays In Economic & Business History: The Journal of the Economic & Business historical Society 

 

 

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ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Annual Awards, 2004

 

THE CHARLES J. KENNEDY AWARD, established in honor of the founder of

the Economic and Business Historical Society, is given annually to the

author or authors of the best article published in that year’s issue of

Essays in Economic and Business History. The 2004 award was presented in

Anaheim, California, to Antonio Calabria of the University of Texas at

San Antonio for “The Cost of a Man’s Life in Sixteenth-Century Naples:

Galley Rowers on the Early Modern Mediterranean.”

 

THE JAMES SOLTOW AWARD, established in honor of the founder and fi rst

editor of Essays in Economic and Business History, is given for the best

article in that year’s issue of Essays written by an author or authors who

have not previously published in Essays. The 2004 award was presented

in Anaheim, California, to Janice Trafl et of Columbia University for

“Spreading the Ideal of Mass Share-Ownership: Public Relations and

the NYSE.”

 

 


 

Essays in Economic and Business History

 

 

Refereed Papers

Twenty-Ninth Annual Meeting

Economic and Business Historical Society

April 22, 23, and 24, 2004

Anaheim, California

 

 

Volume XXIII, 2005

 

 

 

 

EDITOR

 

David O. Whitten, Auburn University

 

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

 

Erik Benson, Ouachita Baptist University

Stephanie O. Crofton, High Point University

Thomas R. Winpenny, Elizabethtown College

 

D E S I G N  E D I T O R

 

Kelly V. Bryant, Auburn University

 

MANUSCRIPT EDITOR

 

Bessie E. Whitten, Ehrenberg Press

 


 

REFEREES

 

Jürgen Backhaus, Erfurt University, Germany

T. Randolph Beard, Auburn University

Jayne Bisman, Charles Sturt University, Australia

D. Gene Pace, Claflin University

John Paul Rossi, Pennsylvania State University–Erie

Malcolm Russell, Union College

Sven N. Thommesen, Auburn University

Raymond B. Vickers, Florida State University

Leland B. Yeager, Auburn University

 

E D I T O R S , E M E R I T U S

 

James H. Soltow, 1976–83 (volumes 1 and 2)

Edwin J. Perkins, 1984–93 (volumes 3–12)

William R. Childs, 1994–98 (volumes 13–17)

Michael V. Namorato, 1999–2003 (volumes 18–22)

 

 

 

 

Published by the Economic and Business Historical Society and the

Department of Economics, Auburn UniversitY

 

Copyright © 2005 Economic and Business Historical Society

All rights reserved. This publication, or parts thereof, may not be

reproduced in any form by photographic, electrostatic, mechanical,

or any other method, for any use, including information storage and

retrieval, without written permission from the publisher.

 

ISSN 0896-226X

 

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 79-91616

HC12.E27

 

Printed in the U.S.A. by Walker Printing Company, Montgomery,

Alabama

 

 


 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

1

The Bubonic Plague of 1349, the Wage-to-Rent Ratio, and the English Peasant Family, Stephanie O. Crofton, High Point University

14

Evolution of Accounting Since Luca Paciolo, Jerome J. DeRidder, Salisbury University

20

Market Orientation and the Multifactor Productivity of Cherokee Indian Farmers Before Removal, Matthew T. Gregg, Grinnell College

39

“One Percent Inspiration and 99 Percent Tracing Paper”: The Pan-Electric Scandal and the Making of a Circuit Court Judge, April–November 1886,Harvey Gresham Hudspeth, Mississippi Valley State University

55

A Glass Half Full: Capitalist Ethics in the Novels of Will Payne, Scott Dalrymaple, Hartwick College

66

Reframing the Skilled Worker: The Psychological and Institutional Origins of the German Skills Machine, David Meskill, Harvard University

82

From Satire to Selling: Stan Freberg’s Venture into Advertising, Michael Landry, Northeastern State University, and Richard Stone, Shippensburg University

91

“A Persistent Exception to Textbook Economics”: A Historical Overview of International Airlines, Erik Benson, Ouachita Baptist University

107

American Business and Normalization of US-China Commercial Relations, 1979–1980, Kailai Huang, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

125

More Than a Labor Dispute: The PATCO Strike of 1981, Paul L. Butterworth, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; James T. Schultz, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; and Marian C. Schultz, University of West Florida

140

Corpse Abuse and the Body-Parts Market, David O. Whitten, Auburn University

 

 

 

 

 

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