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Mark Thomas

Professor of History and Economics

University of Virginia

Affiliations

College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Department of History

Mark Thomas is currently serving as a College And Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences Professor of History and Economics at University of Virginia.

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University of Virginia

Professor of History and Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Labour Markets in Recession and Recovery: The UK and the USA in the 1920S and 1930s. The Great Depression of the 1930s: Lessons for Today (2013)

Mark Thomas

labor market impactlabor force trendeconomicsfinancebusiness historyeconomic dynamicsunemploymentmacroeconomicslabour marketslabour economicseconomic systemseconomic history

Economic History and Mathematical-Statistical Sciences. Dove va la storia economica? Metodi e prospettive (2011)

Mark Thomas

economicseconophysicscliometricshistory of economic thoughteconomic theoryeconomic historymathematical economics

Unemployment in the Recovery in Us and UK. Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)

Mark Thomas

labor market impacteconomicspublic policyunemploymenteconomic researchlabor market outcomeslabour economics

Consumption Smoothing Among Working-Class American Families Before Social Insurance. Oxford Economic Papers (2007)

J. A. JamesM. G. PalumboM. Thomas

economic inequalityeconomic policyincome securitypublic policyeconomicsincome distributionjournal article consumptioneconomic analysissocial policypublic financeeconomic researchhousehold financeconsumption systemeconomic behaviorconsumer economicssocial insuranceworking-class american families

Interview With R.C.O. Matthews. Eminent Economic Historians: Conversations with the Founders of the New Economic History, Cliometrics and Beyond (2007)

Mark Thomas

scientific communicationintellectual discoursepublic scholarshipscholarly communicationdigital scholarshipjournalism

New Perspectives in Economic History. Oxford: Oxford University Press for Oxford Economic Papers (2007)

Mark Thomas

economicsbusiness historyworld economic historyeuropean economic historycliometricshistory of economic thoughtnew perspectiveseconomic systemseconomic historyhistory

Romer Revisited: Changes in the Cyclical Sensitivity of Us Unemployment Over the Twentieth Century. Cliometrica (2007)

Mark Thomas

labor market impactlabor force trendeconomicspublic policyeconomic analysiscyclical sensitivitytwentieth centuryeconomic dynamicsunemploymentmacroeconomicseconomic researcheconomic historyus unemployment

Special Issue of Oxford Economic Papers. Oxford Economic Papers (2007)

economic literatureeconomicsoxford economic paperstheoretical economicsphilosophy of economicsmicroeconomicseconomic dynamicsmacroeconomicseconomic theorymonetary economicscomparative economicsheterodox economics

The Economic Future in Historical Perspective. (2006)

Paul A. DavidMark Thomas

economic inequalitywelfarepublic policyeconomicspolitical economyworld economic historytransition economieseconomic developmenteuropean economic historyhistory of economic thoughtsocio-economic changeworld developmentbetter understandingeconomic systemseconomic futureeconomic historyhistorical perspectiveeconomic change

Thinking Historically About Challenging Economic Issues. British Academy eBooks (2006)

Paul A. DavidMark Thomas

economic policyeconomic experienceseconomicsworld economic historyeconomic liberalizationcliometricshistory of economic thoughtglobal historyeconomic sociologybetter understandingeconomic systemscraft ’economic historyhistoryeconomic change

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Mark Thomas

Professor of History and Economics

University of Virginia

Affiliations

College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Department of History

Mark Thomas is currently serving as a College And Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences Professor of History and Economics at University of Virginia.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Thomas

University of Virginia

Professor of History and Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Labour Markets in Recession and Recovery: The UK and the USA in the 1920S and 1930s. The Great Depression of the 1930s: Lessons for Today (2013)

Mark Thomas

labor market impactlabor force trendeconomicsfinancebusiness historyeconomic dynamicsunemploymentmacroeconomicslabour marketslabour economicseconomic systemseconomic history

Economic History and Mathematical-Statistical Sciences. Dove va la storia economica? Metodi e prospettive (2011)

Mark Thomas

economicseconophysicscliometricshistory of economic thoughteconomic theoryeconomic historymathematical economics

Unemployment in the Recovery in Us and UK. Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)

Mark Thomas

labor market impacteconomicspublic policyunemploymenteconomic researchlabor market outcomeslabour economics

Consumption Smoothing Among Working-Class American Families Before Social Insurance. Oxford Economic Papers (2007)

J. A. JamesM. G. PalumboM. Thomas

Interview With R.C.O. Matthews. Eminent Economic Historians: Conversations with the Founders of the New Economic History, Cliometrics and Beyond (2007)

Mark Thomas

scientific communicationintellectual discoursepublic scholarshipscholarly communicationdigital scholarshipjournalism

New Perspectives in Economic History. Oxford: Oxford University Press for Oxford Economic Papers (2007)

Mark Thomas

economicsbusiness historyworld economic historyeuropean economic historycliometricshistory of economic thoughtnew perspectiveseconomic systemseconomic historyhistory

Romer Revisited: Changes in the Cyclical Sensitivity of Us Unemployment Over the Twentieth Century. Cliometrica (2007)

Mark Thomas

Special Issue of Oxford Economic Papers. Oxford Economic Papers (2007)

The Economic Future in Historical Perspective. (2006)

Paul A. DavidMark Thomas

Thinking Historically About Challenging Economic Issues. British Academy eBooks (2006)

Paul A. DavidMark Thomas

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