Britain in the International Economy, 1870–1939 (Paperback)

Foreword Bryan H. Sadler; 1. British macroeconomic history 1870?1939: overview and key issues S. N. Broadberry and N. F. R. Crafts; 2. An economic historians' introduction to modern time series techniques in econometrics Terence C. Mills; Part I. Great Britain and Fluctuations Under The Gold Standard 1870?1914: 3. The gold standard since Alec Ford Barry Eichengreen; 4. British economic fluctuations in the nineteenth century: is there a role for money? Forrest Capie; 5. British economic fluctuations 1851?1913: a perspective based on growth theory N. F. R. Crafts and Terence C. Mills; Part II. Price Behaviour 1870?1914: 6. Price determination under the gold standard: Britain 1880?1913 T. J. Hatton; 7. Import prices, economic activity and the general price level in the UK 1870?1913 Neil Blake; 8. Money and interest rates in Britain from 1870 to 1913 T. C. Mills and G. E. Wood; Part III. The Open Economy Context Of Price And Output Movements 1870?1914: 9. Silver, gold and the international monetary order 1851?96 P. L. Cottrell; 10. The world economy and pre-World War I Argentina C. K. Harley; Part IV. The Macroeconomy In The Interwar Years: 11. Institutional rigidity in the British labour market 1870?1939: a comparative perspective M. Thomas; 12. Employment and wages in the interwar period: the case of the staple industries Ian Gazeley and Patricia G. Rice; 13. The gold standard between the wars John Redmond; 14. Purchasing power parity and controls during the 1930s S. N. Broadberry and Mark P. Taylor; References; Index.