Emby / An Economic History of the World since 1400
01 - Self-Interest, Human Survival, and History
02 - Marco Polo, China, and Silk Road Trade
03 - Manorial Society in Medieval Europe
04 - How Black Death Reshaped Town and Field
05 - Late-14th-Century Guilds and Monopolies
06 - European Discovery Routes East and West
07 - 1571 Spain, Portugal Encircle the Globe
08 - Old World Bourses and Market Information
09 - The Europeans’ Plantation Labor Problem
9/11 and the British Broadcasting Conspiracy
10 - Adam Smith, Mercantilism, State Building
12 - Europe, the Printing Press, and Science
13 - The Industrious Revolution Demand Grows
14 - Why Didn’t China Industrialize Earlier
15 - 18th-Century Agriculture and Production
16 - Industrial Revolution The Textile Trade
17 - British Coal, Coke, and a New Age of Iron
18 - Power From Peat Bogs to Steam Engines
19 - A Second Industrial Revolution after 1850
20 - Family Labor Evolves into Factory Work
21 - Cornelius Vanderbilt and the Modern Firm
22 - 19th-Century Farm Technology, Land Reform
23 - Speeding Up Canals, Steamships, Railroads
24 - European Urbanization and Emigration
25 - Unions, Strikes, and the Haymarket Affair
26 - Banks, Central Banks, and Modern States
27 - Understanding Uneven Economic Development
28 - Adam Smith’s Argument for Free Trade
29 - Middle-Class Catalogs and Mass Consumption
30 - Imperialism Land Grabs and Morality Plays
31 - World War I Industrial Powers Collide
32 - Russia’s Marxist-Leninist Experiment
33 - The Trouble with the Gold Standard
34 - Tariffs, Cartels, and John Maynard Keynes
35 - Japanese Expansionism Manchurian Incident
36 - U.S. Aid and a Postwar Economic Miracle
37 - Colonialism and the Independence Movement
38 - Japan, the Transistor, and Asia’s Tigers
39 - The Welfare State From Bismarck to Obama
40 - The End of American Exceptionalism
41 - Middle East From Pawn to Power Broker
42 - Germany, the European Union, and the Euro
43 - Free Trade Global versus Regional Blocs
44 - Gorbachev, Yeltsin, and the Soviet Decline
45 - Half the World Left behind in Poverty
46 - China, India Two Paths to Wealth Extremes
47 - The Information Economy Telegraph to Tech
48 - Leverage with Globalization in Its Grip