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Credit finance in the Middle Ages

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  • Tony K Moore

    (University of Reading)

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"This paper presents some of the preliminary findings of an ESRC-funded research project, ‘Credit Finance in the Middle Ages: Loans to the English Crown c. 1272-1340’. This project is latest in a series of collaborations between medieval historians and economists/financial academics based at the ICMA (International Capital Markets Association) centre, now part of Henley Business School, at the University of Reading. The wider aim is to apply modern economic and financial analysis to medieval sources and previous studies include: using modern tools for valuing annuities and pensions to assess the economic rationality of monastic corrodies; advertising and branding in the medieval pilgrimage industry; and the use of forward contracts in wool and the efficiency of the medieval wool market."

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  • Tony K Moore, 2009. "Credit finance in the Middle Ages," Working Papers 9011, Economic History Society.
    • Handle: RePEc:ehs:wpaper:9011
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