Money, Prices and Wages : Essays in Honour of Professor Nicholas Mayhew, Hard...

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Publication Year: 2014 Item Weight: 168.5 Oz Item Length: 8.7 in width: 5.6 in Type: Textbook Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan The Limited Item Height: 1 in Item Width: 5.6 in Number of Pages: Xiv, 284 Pages Subject Area: Business & Economics Format: Hardcover Subject: Economic History, Public Finance, Economic Conditions, Industries / Financial Services Publication Name: Money, Prices and Wages : Essays in Honour of Professor Nicholas Mayhew Series: Palgrave Studies in the History of Finance Ser. ISBN: 9781137394019 Book Title: Money, Prices and Wages : Essays in Honour of Professor Nicholas Language: English Author: D'maris Coffman height: 1 in

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Money, Prices and Wages : Essays in Honour of Professor Nicholas Mayhew, Hard.... His recent analysis of the Price Revolution is the most influentialaccount of one of the defining features of early modern English economic life. These essays, in his honour, demonstrate the analytical power and chronological reach of the novel interdisciplinary approach he has nurtured in himself and others"--. Money, Prices and Wages : Essays in Honour of Professor Nicholas Mayhew, Hardcover by Allen, Martin (EDT); Coffman, D'maris (EDT), ISBN 1137394013, ISBN-13 9781137394019, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US "Professor Nicholas Mayhew is Professor of Numismatics and Monetary History at Oxford, a former Deputy Director of the Ashmolean Museum, Director of the Winton Institute for Monetary History and Fellow of St Cross College. Over the course of his forty-year career, Mayhew has made key contributions to fields as diverse as medieval European monetary history, numismatics, financial history, price and wage history, and macroeconomic history. His recent analysis of the Price Revolution is the most influentialaccount of one of the defining features of early modern English economic life. He has been instrumental in debunking notions of a pre-monetary, feudal past, and in the application of the Fisher Equation to historical data. Mayhew has inspired two generations of medieval historians and many colleagues in related disciplines. These essays, in his honour, demonstrate the analytical power and chronological reach of the novel interdisciplinary approach he has nurtured in himself and others"--