Quantitative economic history : the good of counting - Rosenbloom, Joshua L. (London : Routledge, 2008)
chapter 1 Editor's introduction: The good of counting / JOSHUA L. ROSENBLOOM -- chapter 2 An economic history of bastardy in England and Wales / JOHN ERMISCH -- chapter 3 Epidemics, demonstration effects, and investment in sanitation capital by U.S. cities in the early twentieth century / LOUIS CAIN -- chapter 4 Profitability, firm size, and business organization in nineteenth-century U.S. manufacturing / JEREMY ATACK -- chapter 5 Railroads and local economic development: the United States in the 1850s MICHAEL R. HAINES AND ROBERT A. MARGO -- chapter 6 Did refrigeration kill the hogcorn cycle? LEE A. CRAIG AND MATTHEW T. HOLT -- chapter 7 Measuring the intensity of state labor regulation during the Progressive Era / REBECCA HOLMES -- chapter 8 Reexamining the distribution of wealth in 1870 / JOSHUA L. ROSENBLOOM AND GREGORY W. STUTES.
Keywords: Economic history -- Statistical methods; Economic history -- Methodology; Social change -- United States -- History -- Statistical methods; United States -- Economic conditions -- Statistical methods