International audienceThis paper can be seen as an illustration of the cliometric approach and its contribution to the knowledge of French international capital movements before WW1. Using a formal theoretical framework and advanced econometric technics improves our understanding of the influences of French capital exports from the end of the 19th century until the eve of World War. The author's recall here the main findings of their research published in The Journal of Economic History (June 2004) which highlights the crucial incidence of economic and financial factors, whereas conventional wisdom limited the explanation of French capital exports to political and diplomatic causes
139 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993.The recent debate on the &quo...
This paper is a first attempt to garner the theory and evidence on the political economy of the firs...
The paper challenges the view that the fall of France in June 1940 is attributed to military errors ...
'Dieser Beitrag kann als Erläuterung des cliometrischen Ansatzes und seinem Beitrag zu Kenntnissen ü...
'Dieser Beitrag kann als Erläuterung des cliometrischen Ansatzes und seinem Beitrag zu Kenntnissen ü...
International audienceIn this study we show that French foreign investment from the end of the ninet...
This paper introduces a new dataset of French investments in foreign securities. This is the most d...
Accès au texte intégral réservé aux membres de l’université de LorraineThis PhD dissertation is comp...
Smith∗ We study the classic transfer problem of predicting the effects on the terms of trade, and th...
This study wanted to pinpoint the different securities transactions’ channels in France, which are q...
This paper compares the patterns of foreign investment of two large capital-exporting countries befo...
The diversification effect is analysed through history using mainly data on French, Russia and US ma...
Unlike recent contributions in the field, which discuss the geography of British overseas investment...
Le Bris, collecting about 200,000 data on French stocks from 1854 to 1988, builds a performance inde...
Exports of French money were gradually prohibited during the First World War, culminating in an Act ...
139 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993.The recent debate on the &quo...
This paper is a first attempt to garner the theory and evidence on the political economy of the firs...
The paper challenges the view that the fall of France in June 1940 is attributed to military errors ...
'Dieser Beitrag kann als Erläuterung des cliometrischen Ansatzes und seinem Beitrag zu Kenntnissen ü...
'Dieser Beitrag kann als Erläuterung des cliometrischen Ansatzes und seinem Beitrag zu Kenntnissen ü...
International audienceIn this study we show that French foreign investment from the end of the ninet...
This paper introduces a new dataset of French investments in foreign securities. This is the most d...
Accès au texte intégral réservé aux membres de l’université de LorraineThis PhD dissertation is comp...
Smith∗ We study the classic transfer problem of predicting the effects on the terms of trade, and th...
This study wanted to pinpoint the different securities transactions’ channels in France, which are q...
This paper compares the patterns of foreign investment of two large capital-exporting countries befo...
The diversification effect is analysed through history using mainly data on French, Russia and US ma...
Unlike recent contributions in the field, which discuss the geography of British overseas investment...
Le Bris, collecting about 200,000 data on French stocks from 1854 to 1988, builds a performance inde...
Exports of French money were gradually prohibited during the First World War, culminating in an Act ...
139 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993.The recent debate on the &quo...
This paper is a first attempt to garner the theory and evidence on the political economy of the firs...
The paper challenges the view that the fall of France in June 1940 is attributed to military errors ...