A new economic view of American history : from colonial times to 1940

Jeremy Atack · Peter Passell

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Economic Theory and Policy Political and Economic history of UK and US

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This book asks such questions as: did mercantilism cause the American Revolution?; was slavery profitable?; and what were the causes of the Great Depression?

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