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List of figures=ix

List of tables=xii

Notes on contributors=xiv

Preface=xxiii

PART I. World War I and the pre-World War I era=1

1. Symmetry and repetition : patterns in the history of the Bank of the United States / Eric Lomazoff=3

2. The banking panic of 1873 / Elmus Wicker=15

3. Gold resumption and the deflation of the 1870s / Richard C.K. Burdekin ; Pierre L. Siklos=24

4. The Great Merger Wave / Anthony Patrick O'Brien=32

5. The Panic of 1893 / Mark Carlson=40

6. The Panic of 1907 / Ellis W. Tallman=50

7. The founding of the Federal Reserve System / Mark Toma=67

8. World War I / Jari Eloranta=77

9. The classical gold standard / Kris James Mitchener=88

PART II. The interwar era and World War II=103

10. The 1920s / Martha L. Olney=105

11. The 1929 stock market crash / Harold Bierman, Jr.=119

12. Britain's withdrawal from the gold standard : the end of an epoch / Michael Kitson=127

13. The Great Depression / Randall E. Parker=138

14. The microeconomics of the New Deal during the Great Depression / Price V. Fishback=151

15. The macroeconomic impact of the New Deal / Lee E. Ohanian=165

16. Monetary policy during the Great Depression / James L. Butkiewicz=179

17. World War II / Robert Higgs=191

PART III. Post-World War II era=201

18. The Marshall Plan / Nicholas Crafts=203

19. The riots of the 1960s / William J. Collins=214

20. The great inflation of the 1970s / Robert L. Hetzel=223

21. Historical oil shocks / James D. Hamilton=239

22. The 1970s : the decade the Phillips Curve died / Arnold Kling=266

23. The rise and fall of the Bretton Woods System / Barry Eichengreen=275

24. Disinflation, 1979-1982 / Allan H. Meltzer=283

25. The rise of China / Loren Brandt=293

26. The rise of India / Areendam Chanda=303

27. The bubble burst and stagnation of Japan / Etsuro Shioji=316

28. The demise of the Soviet Union / Richard E. Ericson=330

29. Development of trade institutions and advent of globalization since the end of World War II / Teresa Gramm=350

PART IV. The contemporary era

30. World hyperinflations / Steve H. Hanke ; Nicholas Krus=367

31. The financial crisis of 2007-2009 / Gary Gorton ; Andrew Metrick=378

32. Monetary policy in 2008 and beyond / W. Douglas McMillin=389

33. Retail innovations in American economic history : the rise of mass-market merchandisers / Art Carden=402

34. Government bailouts / Robert E. Wright=415

35. Government debt, entitlements, and the economy / John J. Seater=428

Index=443

LIST OF TABLES

2.1. Bank suspensions in New York and interior by type of bank organization, September 1873=17

2.2. Bank suspensions by state and grouped by region, September 1873=17

2.3. Legal tender reserves of New York Clearing House banks, September 20 to October 24, 1873=19

2.4. Prime commercial paper rates in New York, 1873=20

2.5. Romer and Balke-Gordon real GNP and price deflator estimates, 1869-1879=21

3.1. Chronology of key events, 1861-1879=25

3.2. Money, prices and output, 1869 vs. 1879=26

5.1. Mercantile and industrial failures=42

5.2. Location and timing of bank closures in 1893=45

6.1. Time line of major events during the panic of 1907=53

6.2. Deposits in New York City intermediaries=60

8.1. Economic capabilities and military mobilization of the Great Powers, in 1914 and 1918=83

10.1. Macroeconomic indicators, 1920-1929=106

10.2. Top industries by value added in manufacturing(rank order)=108

14.1. Total and per capita federal spending by program in millions of contemporary dollars for the period July 1, 1932 through June 30, 1939=156

15.1. Consumption, investment, and other components of GNP, 1929-39=166

15.2. Five measures of labor input, divided by working-age population, 1930-39=167

15.3. Three measures of productivity, 1930-39=167

15.4. Detrended levels of output and its components in 1981-III to 1982-IV recession=169

15.5. Indexed real wages relative to trend=173

15.6. Monthly wages relative to GNP deflator=173

15.7. Wholesale prices relative to the personal consumption services deflator=175

15.8. Predicted path of US economy in cartel model=177

17.1. Employment, unemployment, and labor force, 1940-48=194

17.2. Federal receipts, outlays, and surplus(fiscal years), federal debt and money stock(mid-year), and GDP Deflator, 1940-48(billions of current dollars, except deflator)=195

18.1. The distribution of U.S. aid, 1948-1951=206

18.2. Composition of aid, 1948-1951=206

18.3. Approvals for withdrawal of counterpart funds, 1948-1952=207

18.4. The Marshall Plan : effect of an aid inflow of 2% of GDP=208

19.1. Frequency and severity of riots, 1964-1971=216

19.2. Dates and locations of ten severe riots, 1964-1971=216

19.3. Comparisons of owner-occupied residential property value trends=220

21.1. Summary of significant postwar events=260

21.2. Real GDP growth(annual rate) and contribution of autos to the overall GDP growth rate in five historical episodes=262

22.1. Inflation, unemployment, and a simple linear trade-off model=268

26.1. Sectoral composition of the labor force=311

28.1. Soviet performance : annual rates of growth=336

28.2. Economic performance during perestroika : annual rates of growth=339

28.3. Economic performance, 1991=342

30.1. The hyperinflation table=372

31.1. The 2007-2009 recession in perspective : changes in per capita variables for each peak-to-trough episode=379

35.1. Early social spending=435

35.2. Social transfers in 21 OECD countries' percentages of GDP=436

35.3. Types of social spending in 21 OECD countries in 1995 percent of GDP=437

LIST OF FIGURES

6.1. Seasonal net cash flows to New York City banks=54

6.2. Seasonal average call money interest rate versus the path in 1907=55

6.3. Daily maximum call loan interest rate=59

6.4. Bankers' balances versus clearing house loan certificates : New York Clearing House member banks=59

6.5. Loans, deposits, and cash reserves of New York Clearing House banks=62

6.6. Annual growth rate of industrial production, 1863-1915=63

6.7. Real GNP during contractions taken relative to prior peak=64

8.1. Military burdens of Great Britain, France, Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia, 1870-1913=80

8.2. Indices of real GDP, real military spending(ME), total population(POP), iron and steel production(IRST), and military personnel(MP) as sixteen country totals, 1870-1913=81

10.1. Real gross domestic product, 1900-1929=106

10.2. Unemployment rate, 1900-1930=107

10.3. Consumer price inflation rate, 1900-1930=107

10.4. National income by industry group, 1929=108

12.1. The rise and fall of the gold standard(number of countries on gold, 1919-1937)=129

13.1. Industrial production 1919 : 1-1939 : 12=139

13.2. M1, M2 and the monetary base 1919 : 1-1939 : 12=145

14.1. Per capita personal income and per capita federal grants in the state in 1967 dollars, 1930-40=152

15.1. Actual output and predicted model output with only productivity change : 1929-1939=168

16.1. Industrial production and M2=185

16.2. Consumer prices and M2=186

20.1. Effects of government expenditure on income determination=224

20.2. Inflationary gap=225

20.3. Phillips curve=228

20.4. Gross national product, actual and potential, and unemployment rate=229

20.5. Price performance and unemployment=230

20.6. Inflation and unemployment in the United States=232

20.7. Fed funds rate and inflation=233

20.8. Livingston Survey : predicted and subsequently realized one-year inflation=234

20.9. Real personal consumption expenditures and trend=234

20.10. Deviation of real PCE from trend, short-term real interest rate, and inflation : 1966-1982=235

20.11. M 1 step function and recessions : 1946-1981=236

21.1. Estimated oil production from Pennsylvania and New York, in millions of barrels per year, 1859-1897=241

21.2. One hundred times the natural logarithm of the real price of oil, 1860-2009, in 2009 U.S. dollars=241

21.3. Total U.S. vehicle registrations per thousand U .S. residents, 1900-2008=242

21.4. Annual oil production from the state of Texas in millions of barrels per day, 1935-2009=245

21.5. Dollar price per barrel of West Texas Intermediate, 1947-1973=245

21.6. Oil production after the Suez Crisis=247

21.7. Price of oil in 2009 dollars, 1967-74=248

21.8. Texas Railroad Commission allowable production as a percent of maximum efficient rate, 1954-1972=249

21.9. U.S. field production of crude oil, 1920-2010=249

21.10. Oil production after the 1973 Arab-Israeli War=251

21.11. Monthly production rates(in millions of barrels per day) for five OPEC Members=252

21.12. Oil production after the 1978 Iranian Revolution=253

21.13. Oil production after the Iran-Iraq War=254

21.14. Price of oil in 2009 dollars=254

21.15. Oil production after the first Persian Gulf War=255

21.16. Oil production after the Venezuelan unrest and the second Persian Gulf War=257

21.17. World oil production, 2003 : M1-2010 : M9=258

26.1. India's GDP per capita, 1950-2009=304

26.2. India's relative GDP per capita, 1960-2009=304

26.3. Sectoral shares in GDP, 1950-2009=311

27.1. Real GDP growth rate of Japan=317

27.2. Evolution of stock price index in Japan(TO PIX)=318

27.3. Evolution of land price index in Japan(six major cities, commercial use)=319

27.4. Call rate vs. CPI inflation rate in Japan=319

27.5. Bank lending in Japan, percentage change from a year ago=320

27.6. Japan premium=323

27.7. Public debt-GDP ratio in Japan=325

27.8. Population of Japan=327

29.1. World merchandise exports and gross domestic product, 1950-99=351

29.2. Trade by major product group(annual average percentage change in volume)=352

31.1. Spreads on non-subprime-related AAA/Aaa asset-backed securities and counterparty risk=381

31.2. Outstanding U.S. bond market debt=384

31.3. Average haircuts(on nine asset classes)=385

31.4. Financial and asset-backed commercial paper outstanding(seasonally adjusted)=386

32.1. Central banks' policy target rates, 2007-2011=392

32.2. Central banks' total assets, 2007-2011=395

33.1. Walmart profit margins, fiscal years 1968-2011=407

35.1. Brazil=432

35.2. China=432

35.3. France=432

35.4. Germany=432

35.5. Greece=432

35.6. India=432

35.7. Italy=432

35.8. Japan=432

35.9. Netherlands=433

35.10. Spain=433

35.11. Sweden=433

35.12. United Kingdom=433

35.13. United States=433

35.14. United States debt/GDP and GDP growth rate=433

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