G Wright - The American Economic Review, 1990 - JSTOR
The United States became the world's preeminent manufacturing nation at the turn of the twentieth century. This study considers the bases for this success by examining the factor …
RR Nelson, G Wright - journal of Economic Literature, 1992 - JSTOR
Both authors of this essay have been working for some time on the questions addressed here. Nelson's wbrk was supported by the Sloan Foundation through its grant to the …
M Berg, P Hudson - The Economic History Review, 1992 - Wiley Online Library
By MAXINE BERG and PAT HUDSON he historiography of the industrial revolution in England has moved T away from viewing the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries …
Technological advance is the key driving force behind economic growth, argues Richard Nelson. Investments in physical and human capital contribute to growth largely as …
JA James, JS Skinner - The Journal of Economic History, 1985 - cambridge.org
Many distinguished foreign visitors to the United States in the 1850s commented on the advanced states of mechanization in manufacturing. But why, at the same time, were interest …
SN Broadberry - The Journal of Economic History, 1993 - cambridge.org
The commonly accepted chronology for comparative productivity levels, based on GDP data, does not apply to the manufacturing sector, which shows evidence of a much greater degree …
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G Wright - Journal of Economic Perspectives, 1987 - aeaweb.org
As recently as twenty-five years ago, regional economic backwardness in the states of the traditional American South was considered an intractable problem of continuing national …
This book presents interviews with 25 scholars who participated, directly or indirectly, in the development of an intellectual movement–often called a revolution–that in the past half …