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James Laurence Laughlin (1850-1933)

https://doi.org/10.1086/259358
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One Hundred Years of Exchange Rate Economics at The University of Chicago: 1892-1992
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Economics in the United States: Between Classicism, Neoclassicism, and Institutionalism
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International Economics at Chicago
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF EXCHANGE RATE ECONOMICS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO: 1892–1992
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J. Laurence Laughlin and the Quantity Theory of Money
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The Influence of American Economists on the Clayton and Federal Trade Commission Acts
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF EXCHANGE RATE ECONOMICS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO: 1892-1992
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One Hundred Years of Exchange Rate Economics at The University of Chicago: 1892-1992
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Chicago Economics and Institutionalism
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L'expertise de James Laurence Laughlin au service de l'unification monétaire et bancaire américaine, 1870- 1913. : de la défense de l’étalon-or à la conception du Federal Reserve Act (1913)
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