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Welcome to r/EconomicHistory! Economic history is the study of economic phenomena in the past. This is a subreddit for any journal articles, news articles, discussions, questions, or other media pertaining to this discipline. If you are looking to become more familiar with key topics in economic history, please consider reviewing our Reading List!

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Unlike Nixon and Ford, Jimmy Carter was willing to use hikes in Federal Reserve's interest rates to curb inflation despite anticipated consequences on employment. (NPR, November 2021)

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77152 months ago

Topics subject to stricter censorship during book-banning campaigns in China between 1772 and 1783 experienced significant declines in publication during the seven decades following the bans. (Y. Bai, R. Jia, J. Yang, December 2024)

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6702 months ago

Why did the Ottoman empire failed completely to catch up in productivity to Europe in its last two centuries. Second question, what about Ottoman Egypt's cotton industry that failed?

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61422 months ago

WWII economic mobilization had positive and significant impacts on long-run development in India. 60 years later, districts with higher procurement of war materiel saw greater structural transformation from agriculture towards industry and services (A. Parvathaneni, D. Yang, December 2024)

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6012 months ago

Review of "Nature, Culture, and Inequality" by Thomas Piketty: New book argues that inequality is neither inevitable nor beneficial. Author underscores that collective political mobilization can determine outcomes - but does not address what catalyzes these movements (Guardian, September 2024).

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5102 months ago

The Golden Age of Antibiotics during the mid-20th century

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4912 months ago

Savings patterns in 19th century US reveals that working class people saved more if they were in careers that tended to be shorter, typically jobs that were more dangerous or physically taxing. And parents with older children saved more than new parents. (Tontine Coffee-House, December 2024)

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4822 months ago

Pre-Columbian trade routes in western North America

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3822 months ago

World trade in the early 1960s

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3512 months ago

Will history repeat itself? Looking at 1980s inflation data.

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30502 months ago