Teaching

Created 2001-01-10
Modified 2001-04-20
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Organizer: Brad DeLong, delong@econ.berkeley.edu
Place: 639 Evans Hall
Time: 2-3:30 PM, Mondays*

January 22	Organizational Meeting
January 29
February 5	Oscar Gelderblom, University of Utrecht, "From Amsterdam to Antwerp: The Role of Merchants from the Southern Netherlands in Amsterdam's Economic Development"
February 12
February 26	Drew Keeling, U.C. Berkeley, "The Cunard Steamship Line and the Steamship Fare War of 1904"
March 5	JOINT WITH DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR
Mach 12	JOINT WITH DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR
March 19	JOINT WITH DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR
April 2	No Seminar
April 9	John James, U. of Virginia, "Correspondent Banking Networks and the Formation of an Integrated, National Payments System, 1880-1914"
April 16	Petra Moser, U.C. Berkeley, "How Do Firms Decide Whether to Patent?: Evidence from the Crystal Palace"
April 23	Tobias Straumann, U.C. Berkeley, "Champions of Deflation: The Netherlands and Switzerland in the Thirties and the Seventies"
April 30	Doug Irwin, Dartmouth, "How Did the United States Become a Net Exporter of Manufactured Goods?"

*Afterwards we will adjourn to Brewed Awakening (northside of Euclid near Hearst) for coffee.

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