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Theoretical Articles.- The Family Business ¿ Remnant or Elixir of the Market Economy?.- Management Mistakes ¿ Do We Need More History in Business Economics?.- Historical Studies.- Germany on the World Market at the End of the 19th Century. Successful Supplier of Consumer Related Manufactures.- The Moneyless Economy ¿ from Temple Exchange to the Barter Club.- Austrian Banks at the Zenith of Power and Influence. System and Problems of the Austrian Finance Capital from the 1890s to the International Economic Crisis of the 1930s.- Industry, Technical Progress and State. The Synthesis of Rubber in Germany 1906¿1944/45.- Reports.- A Review of the New Literature on Business History.- A Review of the New Literature on Banking History.- Changes and Problems in International Export Financing.- Protectionism ¿ Progress or Regress?.- Savings Banks during Upheaval and Crisis.- Enterprise and State after the Second World War. A German-Austrian Comparison.
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Theoretical Articles.- The Family Business - Remnant or Elixir of the Market Economy?.- Management Mistakes - Do We Need More History in Business Economics?.- Historical Studies.- Germany on the World Market at the End of the 19th Century. Successful Supplier of Consumer Related Manufactures.- The Moneyless Economy - from Temple Exchange to the Barter Club.- Austrian Banks at the Zenith of Power and Influence. System and Problems of the Austrian Finance Capital from the 1890s to the International Economic Crisis of the 1930s.- Industry, Technical Progress and State. The Synthesis of Rubber in Germany 1906-1944/45.- Reports.- A Review of the New Literature on Business History.- A Review of the New Literature on Banking History.- Changes and Problems in International Export Financing.- Protectionism - Progress or Regress?.- Savings Banks during Upheaval and Crisis.- Enterprise and State after the Second World War. A German-Austrian Comparison.
About the author
Hans Pohl ist emeritierter Professor für Verfassungs-, Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte an der Universität Bonn.
Bernd Rudolph studierte Volkswirtschaftslehre und wurde 1972 zum Dr. rer. pol. promoviert. Nach seiner Habilitation im Fach Betriebswirtschaftslehre war er Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Kreditwirtschaft und Finanzierung an der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main und darüber hinaus Direktor des Instituts für Kapitalmarktforschung. Ab 1993 lehrte er als Professor an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. Heute ist er Professor an der ADG Business School, Montabaur.
