EH101 Full Package Notes

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EH101 Full Package Notes covers topics 1-20 and includes lecture notes, class notes, relevant readings and topic summaries. This is a 70 page document that takes you right through every aspect of EH101 at LSE.  

These notes examine the inter-relationships between the development of the international economy and the growth of national economies since the late nineteenth century. They are have been written to introduce students not only to a wide variety of topics and issues, but also to the wide variety of approaches used by historians. This document includes analyses of the original leading nation, Britain, and its replacement, the United States, we well as the catch-up of areas such as continental Europe, and the failure to catch-up of earlier well-placed areas such as Latin America. The effects of major events – such as wars and debt crises – are investigated, and also considered is the implications of changing global economic institutions, such as the Gold Standard and IMF, as well as the effects of sometimes rapid changes in product and process technology. These notes cover the entire course.