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Old 09-22-2014, 05:23 PM   #45
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A History of Market Performance:

Fascinating

It never occurred to me that invariant low grain prices just after harvest suggested failure in the banking system.

And a discussion related to the Irish potato famine

And those who are trying to write about China have a whole new light to see it in.

And the (Eric Flint) 1632 Universe story in the Granville Gazette about farmers getting market prices by radio is reflected in data about the improvement in the Trans-Atlantic grain trade after the telegraph.

And measuring the volatility of nail prices in the US.

And of course Babylonian Barley prices.

You have to mentally translate from High Academic lingo as you read some passages though.
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