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Peer reviewedRomer, Christina D. – Journal of Economic Education, 1994
Contends that the field of economic history is no longer a separate subfield of economics but an integral part of the entire discipline. Explains the concepts of monetary policy, labor force development, and economic growth in U.S. economic history. Concludes that the end of economic history is the beginning of better and richer economics. (CFR)
Descriptors: Banking, Capitalism, Economic Change, Economic Factors
