Titlebook: Internal Trade in England, 1500-1700; J. A. Chartres Book 1977 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1977 busines

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Fluctuations and Intervention,h and seventeenth centuries. Apart from Ashton’s work on the eighteenth century, little interest has been shown in the cyclical movements of the pre-industrial economy, although Hoskins, and Braudel and Spooner, have discussed the topic in terms of price movements [72; 74; 75]. While scholars have s

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Fluctuations and Intervention, of attention. Thus the basic fluctuations in the home trades, their determinants, and their relationship with the activities of the state await a detailed study. As with so many areas of this subject, many of the most interesting questions have yet to be answered.

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The Conduct of Trade,egulated structure. In one sense, to examine the conduct of trade is merely to follow the logical consequences of the changing transport structure, but in another it provides a tool with which to assess the origins of the urge to improve means of carriage.

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,Internal Trade and the Economy, 1500–1700,seventeenth century, but much of the sixteenth century remains a dark age. In this context, for the years up to 1600 at least, the proper response of the student to suggestions here which imply some certainty is scepticism.

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J. A. Chartresis, such as domain structuring, modelling complex forms of commonality and optionality, rationale capture and multiple-perspectives. Adopting an analysis method provided some lessons and an introduction to more complex issues. However, we feel that our experience points to a number of areas which ar