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Monetary Politics, Guild Labour-Strife, and Compulsory Arbitration during the Decline of the Late-Me
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Monetary Politics, Guild Labour-Strife, and Compulsory Arbitration during the Decline of the Late-Me |
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http://www.economics.utoronto.ca/ecipa/archive/UT-ECIPA-MUNRO-98-05.html |
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Paper exploring the impact of the Count of Flanders' monetary and wage policies upon the Flemish woollen cloth manufacturing industry during its period of decline from 1390 to 1435. Text abstract. Full article on PDF document. Author: John H. Munro. |
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Jul 19, 2006 |
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