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Repair of Thoracoabdominal Aortic AneurysmsFrom all accounts, the period from after the Restoration to the 1780s was one of significant high investment, both public and private, in the built environment in London. London’s building industry was large and well developed by the 1660s. This chapter explores the market for construction and the sources of wage data.

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John S. Lane,Julie A. FreischlagThis chapter will discuss the evidence from building contracts and work records to show that seventeenth-century business men in construction understood the costs, incentives, and benefits of different organisational and contractual arrangements, and that they used such varying arrangements purposefully to mitigate risk.

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,Mikroökonomie – Theoretische Grundlagen II,This chapter explores craftsman’s and labourers’ pay rates and forms of pay at sites beyond the large projects of Wren and his successors, from 1660 to the late eighteenth century, with a particular focus on London Bridge.

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,Mikroökonomie – Theoretische Grundlagen II,The work and wages of early modern building craftsman and labourers have for a great deal of time provided the underpinnings of many historian’s narratives. New wage evidence gives us the opportunity to evaluate how useful builders really are to historians in economic and social analysis.

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,Contracts and Ways of Working in the Building Trades,This chapter will discuss the evidence from building contracts and work records to show that seventeenth-century business men in construction understood the costs, incentives, and benefits of different organisational and contractual arrangements, and that they used such varying arrangements purposefully to mitigate risk.

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,Pay at Bridge House, Westminster Bridge, and Middle Temple,This chapter explores craftsman’s and labourers’ pay rates and forms of pay at sites beyond the large projects of Wren and his successors, from 1660 to the late eighteenth century, with a particular focus on London Bridge.

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