Vol. 23 No. 1 (2005): Essays in Economic & Business History

The Journal of the Economic & Business Historical Society

Published: 2005-06-30

Front Matter

• Covers, Officers, Trustees and Awards

  David O. Whitten (ed.)

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• Title Page and Table of Contents

  David O. Whitten (ed.)

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Articles

• THE BUBONIC PLAGUE OF 1349, THE WAGE-TO-RENT RATIO, AND THE ENGLISH PEASANT FAMILY

  Stephanie O. Crofton

  1-13

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• EVOLUTION OF ACCOUNTING SINCE LUCA PACIOLO

  Jerome J. DeRidder

  14-19

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• MARKET ORIENTATION AND THE MULTIFACTOR PRODUCTIVITY OF CHEROKEE INDIAN FARMERS BEFORE REMOVAL

  Matthew T. Gregg

  20-38

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• "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

  39-54

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• A GLASS HALF FULL: CAPITALIST ETHICS IN THE NOVELS OF WILL PAYNE

  Scott Dalrymple

  55-65

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• REFRAMING THE SKILLED WORKER: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ORIGINS OF THE GERMAN SKILLS MACHINE

  David Meskill

  66-90

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• “A PERSISTENT EXCEPTION TO TEXTBOOK ECONOMICS”: A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES

  Erik Benson

  91-106

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• AMERICAN BUSINESS AND NORMALIZATION OF US-CHINA COMMERCIAL RELATIONS, 1979–1980

  Kailai Huang

  107-124

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• MORE THAN A LABOR DISPUTE: THE PATCO STRIKE OF 1981

  Paul L. Butterworth, James T. Schultz, Marian C. Schultz

  125-139

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• CORPSE ABUSE AND THE BODY-PARTS MARKET

  David O. Whitten

  140-152

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