Commerce in Pre-Industrial Europe: An Introduction
30 Pages Posted: 4 Aug 2003
Date Written: July 2003
Abstract
Economic growth in pre-industrial Europe was driven by the expansion of the market. The "market" was a complex commercial structure made up of merchant firms, merchant associations, and organized markets. This paper provides an overview of the pre-industrial commercial structure, of how it functioned, and of how it evolved.
JEL Classification: N13, D23, L14, L81, O12
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