The Business History conference has posted the Program for the 2016 Annual
Meeting.
There are many interesting looking sessions.
For instance
4.D Reinterpreting Early
Twentieth-Century U.S. Financial Markets
Location TBA
Chair: Edward Fertik, Yale University
Discussant: David Weiman, Barnard College
Location TBA
Chair: Edward Fertik, Yale University
Discussant: David Weiman, Barnard College
Leslie Hannah, London School of Economics
Reinterpreting Corporate Finance: Did the U.S. Really Lag Europe Before 1914?
Reinterpreting Corporate Finance: Did the U.S. Really Lag Europe Before 1914?
Mary O’Sullivan, Université de Genève
A Failed Revolution: The U.S. Securities Markets, the Call Market, and the Federal Reserve Act
A Failed Revolution: The U.S. Securities Markets, the Call Market, and the Federal Reserve Act
Eric Hilt, Wellesley College, and Carola Frydman, Kellogg School of Management
Investment Banks as Corporate Monitors in the Early Twentieth Century
Investment Banks as Corporate Monitors in the Early Twentieth Century
The last issue of the 2015 volume of Business
History Review is out. The editor's note describes the contents
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