Titlebook: Handbook of Cliometrics; Claude Diebolt,Michael Haupert Reference work 20192nd edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Cliometrics.Eco

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R. Letsch,K.-P. Schmit-Neuerburgin the economy? Why did women earn less than men? Why did men and women do different work? What determines gender roles? What role did women play in economic growth? The answers reveal that understanding the role of women is essential to understanding economic history.

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H. Pinter,G. B. Friehs,F.-M. Smolle-Jüttnertured the interest of generations of economic historians and is still a highly active area of research. Here we concentrate on migration from Europe to the New World as this is where the bulk of the literature lies. We provide an overview of this literature focusing on key topics: the determinants o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-1042-9ry of the human capital concept and underlines that it has undergone criticism since its origins. Among these criticisms, we stress that the human capital research program was plagued with measurement difficulties. This issue has recently fostered a sense of strong reluctance toward the concept. Por

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-74274-6acterized the process of development over the course of human history on the basis of the seminal work of Galor and Weil (.), we review existing theories offering explanations of the different stages of development. In particular, we examine the predictions and underlying mechanisms of the tradition

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History of Cliometricss, discovering and creating new ones entirely, and adding the variable of time to traditional economic theories. This has made it possible to question and reassess earlier findings, thus increasing our knowledge, refining earlier conclusions, and correcting mistakes. It has contributed greatly to ou