Vol. 22 (2004): Essays in Economic & Business History

The Journal of the Economic & Business Historical Society

Published: 2004-06-30

Front Matter

• Title Page and Table of Contents

  Michael V. Namorato (ed.)

  i-viii

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Articles

• The Cost of a Man's Life in Sixteenth-Century Naples: Galley Rowers on the Early Modern Mediterranean

  Antonio Calabria

  1-16

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• 1957: Ludwig Erhard's Annus Terribilis

  Alfred C. Mierzejewski

  17-27

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• “Foreseeing, Thrifty, Economical”? The Provident Clothing and Supply Company and Working Class Consumer Credit in the United Kingdom, 1925-60

  Sean O'Connell, Chris Reid

  29-45

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• Accounting, Engineering, or Advertising? Limited Liability, the Company Prospectus, and the Language of Uncertainty in Victorian Britain

  Wade E. Shilts

  47-62

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• Public Enterprise, Slave Labor, and Technological Learning in the Nineteenth-Century Brazilian Iron Industry

  Roberto Mazzoleni

  63-79

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• An Opportunity Seized: J & B Services Inc., the 1970s and 1980s Deregulation of the Motor Carrier System, and the Potential for Small Business

  Toby Bates

  81-95

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• The Chosen Instrument? Reconsidering the Early Relationship Between Pan American Airways and the US Government

  Erik Benson

  97-110

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• J.P. Morgan, the Clayton Antitrust Act, and Industrial Finance-Constraints in the Early Twentieth Century

  Daniel C. Giedeman

  111-126

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• The Consequences of Cruelty: The Escalation of Servant and Slave Abuse, 1750-1780

  Michael V. Kennedy

  127-141

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• Bankers' Preferences and Locating Federal Reserve Bank Locations

  Michael McAvoy

  143-169

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• Perceptions of the Past: The Merging of Economic Analysis, Cultural Identity, and Literature

  Karyn Lyn Moyer

  171-182

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• Economics, Grievances, Protective-Employee Unionization, and the 1978 Memphis Fire and Police Strikes

  Charles Steven Palmer

  183-197

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• The Social Background of Nineteenth-Century Innovators in the American Iron and Steel Industry

  Robert P. Rogers

  199-212

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• Sunsetting the ICC: Is it Really Dead?

  Richard D. Stone, Michael Landry

  213-228

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• Hospital Advertising in the Beginning: Marketplace Dynamics and the Lifting of the Ban

  Lauren Strach

  229-239

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• The New Deal Goes to War: The Role of the Alphabet Agencies in World War II Mobilization

  Jason E. Taylor

  241-255

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• Spreading the Ideal of Mass Ownership: Public Relations and the NYSE

  Janice Traflet

  257-273

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• The Business of the Canal: The Economics and Politics of the Carter Administration's Panama Canal Zone Initiative, 1978

  Mary C. Swilling

  275-289

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• Tugwell After Eighty Years

  David O. Whitten

  291-300

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• The Engineer as Promoter: Richard B. Osborne, The Camden and Atlantic Railroad, and the Creation of Atlantic City

  Thomas R. Winpenny

  301-312

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• American Manufacturing, American Technology and the Labor Question at the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1867

  Gregory Zieren

  313-322

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• What on Earth Happened to the Accounting Profession (ABSTRACT)

  Jerome J. DeRidder

  323

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