The Long Wave in the World Economy: The Current Crisis in Historical Perspective.

Christian Suter · Andrew Tylecote

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Part 1 Theory: The Long Wave Debate Technological Styles Integration, Disintegration and Crisis Monetary Feedback Population Feedback Inequality Feedback - In the North, International and the South. Part 2 History Introduction - A Resume of the Theoretical Argument: A Historical Account from l780 to l848 A Historical Account from l848 to l896 A Historical Account from l896 to l945 A Historical Account from l945 to the present The Way to the Next Upswing.

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