Titlebook: German Yearbook on Business History 1985; German Society for Business History,Hans Pohl,Bern Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag B

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Savings Banks during Upheaval and Crisis bank director Manfred Pix and Professor Dr. Dr. Josef Wysocki and, as a result of its acclaimed importance for historical research into savings banks, was taken over on 1st January 1985 by the “Gesellschaft zur F?rderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung über das Spar- und Girowesen e.V., Bonn”.

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A Review of the New Literature on Banking Historyd to this growth. For the bank historian the chapters dealing with the gold dollar standard as the international monetary system (1944–1971) and the organisation of a new monetary system in 1971 in the second part of the book are of special interest.

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Germany on the World Market at the End of the 19th Centuryvelopment was determined in particular by iron and steel, engineering and the chemical industry. It also influenced Germany’s exports. In 1913 two-fifths of manufactured exports were products of these “modern” industries, as against only 15% in 1872. Thus a certain parallel can be clearly seen in th

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The Moneyless Economy — from Temple Exchange to the Barter Clubheel, the discovery of money has an ambivalent reputation: as the “greatest tool of freedom that man ever invented” (Hayek)., but also as “the most evil curse of man” (Sophocles).. The radical beginnings of reform along the path back to barter are largely of an ideological or religious nature. There

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Austrian Banks at the Zenith of Power and Influencee simplified business activity, but it has cast up extraordinary difficulties for the historian mapping out the history of Austria’s banking system. The “tangible”, the ?factual” or what the banks called facts, has long since been available, a larger number of works on this topic appearing between t

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A Review of the New Literature on Business History84, commemorated the anniversary of a company or association or the birthday of an entrepreneur. These works were therefore a commemorative publication or contract work in its narrowest sense and were therefore not primarily intended for readers with scientific demands. In spite of this many of thes