The New Theories of Moral Sentiments; The economic historian who is bringing love, faith, courage and virtue back into her discipline

In her career as an economic historian, with appointments at the University of Chicago and the Institute of Advanced Studies at Princeton, she built and used historical data sets to answer seemingly arcane questions about the British steel industry during the 19th century and medieval agriculture. &...

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Published inThe Wall Street journal. Eastern edition
Main Author Rohac, Dalibor
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York, N.Y Dow Jones & Company Inc 27.01.2012
Subjects
Economic growth
Economic history
Economics
Economists
Elizabethan period
Ethics
Historians
Industrial Revolution
Property rights
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Summary:In her career as an economic historian, with appointments at the University of Chicago and the Institute of Advanced Studies at Princeton, she built and used historical data sets to answer seemingly arcane questions about the British steel industry during the 19th century and medieval agriculture. "[...] Max U' would be a much more sensible person if he had gender change and became 'Maxine U,'" she chuckles.
ISSN:2574-9579