Peter Temin
Books
- The world economy between the world wars
- A market economy in the early Roman Empire
- Iron and Steel in Nineteenth-Century America
- Economic Consequences of the Bank War
- Prometheus shackled
- Labor Scarcity and the Problem of American Industrial Efficiency in The 1850's
- Taking Your Medicine
- Reasonable Rx
- Never Together
- Lessons from the Great Depression
- THE GOLDEN AGE OF EUROPEAN GROWTH RECONSIDERED
- Money and prices in the Early Roman Empire
- The vanishing middle class
- Keynes
- The Fall of the bell system
- Industrialization in North America
- Learning by doing in markets, firms, and countries
- Inside the business enterprise
- Elites, minorities, and economic growth
- The causes of American business cycles
- Did monetary forces cause the Great Depression?
- The economic consequences of the bank war
- Iron and steel in nineteenth-century America
- Iron and steel in nineteenth-century America ; an economic inquiry
- The Jacksonian economy/ [by] Peter Temin
- Labor scarcity and the problem of American industrial efficiency in the 1850's
- Taking your medicine
- Teacher quality and the future of America
- Causal factors in American economic growth in the nineteenth century
- Engines of Enterprise
- The fall of the Bell system
- Inside the Business Enterprise
- New economic history
- Lessons from the Great Depression
- Reasonable Rx
- The great recession and the Great Depression
- The Anglo-American business cycle, 1820-1860
- American economic growth in the nineteenth century
- Did monetary forces cause the depression?
- Leaderless Economy
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