Peter Temin
66 works on record
Works
THE GOLDEN AGE OF EUROPEAN GROWTH RECONSIDERED
The Anglo-American business cycle, 1820-1860
The World Economy between the Wars
Free land and federalism
Vertical integration and product quality in the early cotton textile industry
Two views of the British industrial revolution
American economic growth in the nineteenth century
The great recession and the Great Depression
The evolution of the modern pharmaceutical industry
Reasonable Rx
Soviet and Nazi economic planning in the 1930s
A model of the managerial revolution
Modes of economic behavior
Lessons for the present from the great depression / Peter Temin
The end of one big deflation
The origin of compulsory drug prescriptions
Did monetary forces cause the depression?
The post-bellum recovery of the South and the cost of the Civil War
A market economy in the early Roman Empire
Financial intermediation in the early Roman Empire
Credit rationing and crowding out during the industrial revolution
Riding the South Sea Bubble
Money and prices in the Early Roman Empire
The labor supply of the early Roman Empire
Banking as an emerging technology
The speed of the financial revolution
Using the general equilibrium growth model to study great depressions
Mediterranean trade in biblical times
The Fall of the bell system
Prometheus shackled
The Roman market economy
Elites, minorities, and economic growth
Inside the business enterprise
Industrialization in North America
Learning by doing in markets, firms, and countries
Keynes
The Roman Market Economy
The vanishing middle class
Leaderless Economy
Lessons from the Great Depression
Never Together
World Economy Between the Wars
Reasonable Rx
Taking Your Medicine
Labor Scarcity and the Problem of American Industrial Efficiency in The 1850's
World Economy Between the World Wars
Prometheus shackled
Economic Consequences of the Bank War
Iron and Steel in Nineteenth-Century America
A market economy in the early Roman Empire
Engines of Enterprise
New economic history
Taking your medicine
Lessons from the Great Depression
Iron and steel in nineteenth-century America ; an economic inquiry
Iron and steel in nineteenth-century America
The fall of the Bell system
Causal factors in American economic growth in the nineteenth century
Inside the Business Enterprise
The Jacksonian economy
Did monetary forces cause the Great Depression?
Teacher quality and the future of America
The Jacksonian economy/ [by] Peter Temin
Labor scarcity and the problem of American industrial efficiency in the 1850's
The economic consequences of the bank war
The causes of American business cycles