Economics

Scholarly Review De Romanis, F. (2015). Comparative Perspectives on the Pepper Trade. F. De Romanis and M. Maiuro (eds.), Across the [...]

The Tokugawa political order was maintained by a system that some researchers have referred to as centralized feudalism. The structure [...]

I want you to imagine for a minute a new form of shares that security companies can issue. The security [...]

Throughout the world, the 16th century was a time of change, whether Western or Eastern. The Tokugawa shogunate had taken [...]

The opening of trade between Europe and Asia in the 15th century led to the arrival of Europeans in Japan [...]

Faith Ridler (2021) managed to capture many of the aspects of intellectual dishonesty and bankruptcy in her article in the [...]

Some people think that storing data on Bitcoin is analogous to a public service. There is an error with this [...]

A major fallacy of the anarchist idea that we can create a free society using assassination markets derives from transaction [...]

It is common to see reflections on dignity and many individuals who have never been poor reflect on helping others. [...]

The proof-of-work definition that I used in describing how Bitcoin solved the Byzantine generals problem [1], when questioned by James [...]

When I initially launched Bitcoin in 2009, I noted two ways of sending bitcoin [1]: There are two ways to [...]

All positive social change comes at a cost. Many executives of current organisations attempt to argue that the very reason [...]