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Economics
This collection includes books on economic theory, labour, trade, and the financial sector.
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Sherlock Holmes and the strange events at the Bank of England: with a supplement - the Bank of England: its origin and development: a lecture given by Maberley Phillips, 23rd January, 1920
Ian Henry Publications
1997
A Holmesian pastiche and a facsimile of a period essay on the Bank of England's origins.
The rise and fall of Scottish industry 1707-1939
John Donald Publishers Ltd
1980
An assessment of the current state of Scottish industry.
Scottish trade with Ireland in the eighteenth century
John Donald Publishers Ltd
1985
An analysis of one of Scotland's most important overseas trading relationships.
Mediaeval Scotland: chapters on agriculture, manufactures, factories, taxation, revenue, trade, commerce, weights and measures
James MacLehose and Sons
1892
A collection of articles on the economy of early Scotland which originally appeared in the Glasgow Herald.
Monetary systems and theories
Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland
1943
A survey of monetary systems and the views of monetary reformers.
Methods of amalgamation and the valuation of businesses for amalgamation and other purposes
G. Bell and Sons, Ltd.
1926
A discussion of valuation methods for the merger of two or more business interests in whole, or in part.
The tobacco lords: a study of the tobacco merchants of Glasgow and their trading activities c.1740-90
John Donald Publishers Ltd.
1975
A discussion of the rise of Glasgow to a position of dominance in the American tobacco trade.
Economic war after the war
Union of Democratic Control
1916
A criticism of the resolutions adopted by the Allied Governments in Paris in 1916, with alternative proposals.
The Ruthwell Cross and the Ruthwell Savings Bank : a handbook for tourists and students
Robert Dinwiddie
1933
A study of the 7th century Christian cross and a history of the Ruthwell Savings Bank, the first of its kind in the world.
A history of the brewing industry in Scotland
John Donald Publishers Ltd
1979
The first extensive study of the development of brewing in Scotland.
Economic democracy
Cecil Palmer
1920
A discussion of the need for changes in the ownership over resources in communities and how they are used.
The British Linen Company 1745-1775
Scottish History Society
1996
A history of the pre-cursor to the British Linen Bank, and one of the most significant companies in the Scottish economy in the mid seventeenth century.
Economic self-sufficiency
Clarendon Press
1939
A critique of Autarky and the consequences of following the associated policies.
An analysis of the principles of economics. Part 1
Williams and Norgate
1885
The text of lectures presented to the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1884.
A brief chronicle of the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company
Printed for private circulation by H. & J. Pillans & Wilson
1924
A history of the Edinburgh insurance company with a sketch of contemporary Edinburgh.
The industrial revolution in Scotland
Frank Cass & Co. Ltd.
1966
A re-issue of a standard work on the economic changes during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in Scotland.
The human factor in works management
McGraw-Hill Book Company
1912
Sets forth some of the essential principles of industrial economics, with an emphasis on the human resource.
Does money matter?
P.S. King and Staples Ltd
1942
A collection of articles exploring finances during the Second World War and the implications for post-war reconstruction.
A tale of two houses
Thomas McLintock & Co.
1980
A history of a Glasgow accountancy firm covering the years 1918 to 1980 in West George Street and the subsequent removal to Blythswood Square.
A length of days: the Scottish Mutual Assurance Society 1883/1983
Henry Melland
1983
A history of the Scottish Mutual Assurance Society from its beginnings as the Scottish Temperance Life Assurance Company.
People in production: an enquiry into British war production. Part 1
John Murray
1942
An analysis of how the country moved from a peace to a war economy based on what workers said to the team of interviewers.
Banking and finance in the canon, with some notes on the history and canonical connections of the Capital and Counties Bank
Parallel Publications
1997
A discussion of matters financial in the canon.
Adam Smith: the biographical approach: being the thirtieth lecture on the David Murray Foundation in the University of Glasgow delivered on 3rd March 1969
University of Glasgow
1969
The thirtieth David Murray lecture which discusses the famous Scottish economist.
A statement regarding the New Lanark Establishment
Molendinar Press
1973
A reprint of Owen's 1812 statement on the development of a model manufacturing community.
