Economic theory and the Roman monetary economy:
"Modern economics tantalizes historians, promising them a set of simple verbal and mathematical formulas to explain and even retrospectively predict historical actions and choices. Colin P. Elliott challenges economic historians to rethink the way they use economic theory. Building upon the app...
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Zusammenfassung: | "Modern economics tantalizes historians, promising them a set of simple verbal and mathematical formulas to explain and even retrospectively predict historical actions and choices. Colin P. Elliott challenges economic historians to rethink the way they use economic theory. Building upon the approaches of Max Weber, R. G. Collingwood, Ludwig von Mises and others, Elliott reconceptualises economic theories such as the quantity theory of money and Gresham's law as heuristic constructs-constructs which help historians identify and understand the unique modes of thought and embedding contexts which characterized economic action in the Roman Empire. The book offers novel analyses of key events in Roman monetary history, from Augustus' triumph over Mark Antony and Cleopatra, to third-century AD coinage debasements. Roman history has long been a battleground for polarizing methodological debates, but this book's accessible style and conciliatory tone invites historians, economists, sociologists and other scholars to use economic theory for understanding." |
Beschreibung: | xvi, 207 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm |
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Contents List ofFigures Preface Acknowledgments page viii ix XV i On Writing Roman Economic History շ Embedding Contexts of Roman Money 3 Evidence and Theory 4 Rationality, Purposefulness and Action 5 Money Quantity and Quality no 6 Understanding Money Use and Value 142 I 20 75 Conclusion 173 Bibliography Index 177 204 vu |
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