In 1928 Greece viewed the anchoring to the Gold Exchange Standard as the imperative choice in order to implant financial credibility and attract foreign capital. After the British pound exited the system in 1931, Greece chose a defence that exhausted …
Supposedly, labour regulation makes firms less competitive in international markets. This paper studies the adoption of labour laws in Belgium before 1914 and Brazil in the 1920s. In the two countries, regulation induced investments in new plant and e…
Miscellaneous Law and History Review, Volume 31 Issue 03, pp b1-b4Abstract
Miscellaneous Law and History Review, Volume 31 Issue 03, pp f1-f6Abstract
Research Articles Howard Pashman, Law and History Review, Volume 31 Issue 03, pp 587-626Abstract
Research Articles Michael Schoeppner, Law and History Review, Volume 31 Issue 03, pp 559-586Abstract
Research Articles Helen J. Knowles, Law and History Review, Volume 31 Issue 03, pp 531-558Abstract
Research Articles Mark Golub, Law and History Review, Volume 31 Issue 03, pp 491-530Abstract
Introduction Elizabeth Dale, Law and History Review, Volume 31 Issue 03, pp v-viiAbstract
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