The paper seeks to clarify the links between money, prices and growth in a historic and evolutionary prospect using the neo-ricardian theory of production prices. More precisely, we begin with the simplest money system, that of medieval economy, to show how the introduction of growth phenomenon comes to unsettle the first regulation and impose a progressive demonetization of money as a commodity, a problem which, according to us, has not received a satisfactory answer from a theoretical perspective.Dans cet article nous essayons de mettre en évidence les liens existant entre la monnaie, la croissance et les prix dans une perspective historique et évolutionniste en nous appuyant sur la théorie néo-ricardienne des prix de production. Plus pré...
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The paper seeks to clarify the links between money, prices and growth in a historic and evolutionary...
International audienceThe analysis of late medieval price series, as it shows phenomenons hardly exp...
How can history improve political economics in the monetary fteld ? The main topic of this article...
This paper tries to construe as fully as possible the context in which the movements of market price...
http://www.univ-orleans.fr/deg/GDRecomofi/Activ/desmedt_piegay_strasbg05.pdfDollarisation, EMU or th...
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Some Distinctive Features of Medieval Coinage : Seigniorage and other Innovations during the Reign o...
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Value theory does not offer an appropriate framework for a study of the relations between measure of...
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As other European countries of that time, Early modern France was characterized by its monetary plur...
International audienceThis paper tries to find new ways of studying monetisation and market economy ...
International audienceDuring the Early Middle Ages, market exchange coexists alongside non market ex...
Summary. - In the 18th century, the image of two savages exchanging goods in order to satisfy their ...
The paper seeks to clarify the links between money, prices and growth in a historic and evolutionary...
International audienceThe analysis of late medieval price series, as it shows phenomenons hardly exp...
How can history improve political economics in the monetary fteld ? The main topic of this article...
This paper tries to construe as fully as possible the context in which the movements of market price...
http://www.univ-orleans.fr/deg/GDRecomofi/Activ/desmedt_piegay_strasbg05.pdfDollarisation, EMU or th...
In this criticism of the quantitative theory of money, Hilferding tries, in a text called «Money and...
Some Distinctive Features of Medieval Coinage : Seigniorage and other Innovations during the Reign o...
24 p.This article deals with the role and the place of the money in the process of coordination in a...
Value theory does not offer an appropriate framework for a study of the relations between measure of...
The "crisis of feudalism" and price movements in the late Middle Ages John Day In a critique of th...
The revival of the increasing returns hypothesis is, after cyclical growth, the second major theme o...
As other European countries of that time, Early modern France was characterized by its monetary plur...
International audienceThis paper tries to find new ways of studying monetisation and market economy ...
International audienceDuring the Early Middle Ages, market exchange coexists alongside non market ex...
Summary. - In the 18th century, the image of two savages exchanging goods in order to satisfy their ...