The rise of the European economy : an economic history of continental Europe from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword = ix
• Introduction = 1
• Continental Europe as an economic area = 1
• Chronological arrangement of the subject = 3
• Intellectual background = 5
• 1 The Renaissance and its effect on the economy = 5
• 2 The Reformation and a new concept of economy = 7
• 3 The modern state = 10
• PART ONE The Economic Development of Continental Europe, 1500 - 1630 = 13
• Ⅰ Population Movements = 15
• Ⅱ Organization of Production = 28
• 1 Continental states and the rise of mercantilism = 28
• 2 The main areas of economic activity = 56
• A Agriculture, landlords and tenants = 56
• B Gutswirtschaft or demesne farming = 63
• C Craft guilds, the putting-out system and the workshop = 75
• D Entrepreneur and worker = 78
• 3 Technological developments = 85
• Ⅲ Production = 89
• 1 Agrarian production = 89
• A Farming and livestock = 89
• B Forestry = 99
• 2 Fishing = 102
• 3 Small and large scale manufacturing = 103
• A Mining and metal-working = 106
• B Glass, stone and clay = 118
• C Wood and coal = 118
• D Textiles = 119
• E Printing and paper = 124
• F Shipbuilding = 125
• G Building = 126
• H Salt production = 127
• I Alcoholic beverages = 127
• Ⅳ Service Industries = 129
• 1 Communications = 129
• A Technological developments = 129
• B Sea routes = 134
• C Land routes = 135
• 2 Trade = 144
• A France = 144
• B The Empire = 146
• C The Swiss Confederation = 152
• D Eastern central Europe = 152
• E Poland and Lithuania = 158
• F Russia = 159
• G Scandinavia = 164
• 3 Money, credit and insurance = 167
• A Forms of credit = 171
• B Fairs and exchanges = 178
• C Public credit = 180
• Ⅴ Prices and Wages = 190
• PART TWO The Economic Development of Continental Europe, 1630 - 1750 = 195
• Ⅰ Intellectual Movements = 197
• Ⅱ Population Movements = 201
• Ⅲ State Planning and the Economy = 208
• Ⅳ Production = 226
• 1 Landlords, farmers and tenants = 226
• 2 Agrarian production = 236
• 3 Forestry = 241
• 4 Manufacturing = 242
• A Organization = 242
• B Production = 251
• Ⅴ Service Industries = 277
• 1 Communications = 277
• A Technological development = 277
• B Land routes = 278
• 2 Trade = 283
• Ⅵ Money, Credit and Insurance = 303
• Ⅶ Conclusion = 323
• Table of Weights and Measures = 330
• Select Bibliography = 331
• Index = 337