ACLS Humanities E-Book: The Medici Bank: its organization, management, operations and decline

The Medici Bank: its organization, management, operations and decline

De Roover, Raymond, 1904-1972.

Year: 1948.

Publisher: New York University Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Editor's Foreword

Illustrations

Charts and Tables

Introduction

Part I ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

1. The Florentine Banking System

2. The Structure of the Medici Firm

3 The Central Administration and the Branches

4 The Management of the Branches

5 The Management of the Industrial Establishments in Florence

Part II FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS

1 Banking and Exchange Transactions

2 Commercial Transactions

3 The Alum Cartel

4 The Sources of Invested Funds

5 The Causes of the Decline

Appendixes

Index

reviews

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Title:

The Medici Bank : its organization, management, operations and decline / by Raymond de Roover.

Author:

De Roover, Raymond, 1904-1972

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Source Version:

The Medici Bank : its organization, management, operations and decline / by Raymond de Roover.
De Roover, Raymond, 1904-1972
New York: New York University Press, 1948.

URL:

http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.00138

Subject Headings:

• Medici, House of
• Banks and banking -- Italy -- Florence -- History

Notes:

• "With the exception of the appendixes and a few pages of revised text...a reprint of...three articles...published in the Journal of economic history."
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