Entrepreneurship, Industrial Organization, and Economic Growth

The following bit of research has two purposes, one general and one specific. Its general purpose is to suggest how the three elements in its title arc linked together, and in doing this to connect more closely the work of historians, which has focused on entrepreneurship, with that of economists, which has centered around economic growth as measured in statistical aggregates. The specific purpose is to show how the organization of the German coal-mining industry in fact constituted one such connection between the economic activity of individuals and the industrial development of a nation

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• Trade Associations and Economic Power

  Open Access•Gerald D Feldman, Ulrich Nocken•The Business History Review•1975

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• Capital Formation in Germany in the Nineteenth Century

  Open Access•Richard Tilly, R H Tilly•The Cambridge Economic History of…•1978

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• The Cambridge Economic History of Europe

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• Entrepreneurs and Managers in German Industrialization

  Open Access•Jürgen Kocka•The Cambridge Economic History of…•1978

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• Capital Investment and Economic Growth in France, 1820–1930

  Open Access•Maurice Lévy-Leboyer, Maurice Lévy–leboyer•The Cambridge Economic History of…•1978

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• Reflections on Entrepreneurship and Culture in European Societies

  Open Access•Sidney Pollard•Transactions of the Royal…•1990

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• Combines and Rationalisation in Germany, 1924-1928.

  A H Stockder, David Warriner•Journal of the American…•1932

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• Cartels, Combines and Trusts in Post War Germany

  J A McLaughlin, Rudolf K Michels•Harvard Law Review•1929

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• The Roles of Government and Private Enterprise in German Industrial Growth, 1870–1914

  Open Access•Ralph H Bowen•The Journal of Economic History•1950

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• Combines and Rationalisation in Germany, 1924-1928

  Henry W Macrosty, David Warriner•The Economic Journal•1931

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