Mark V. Siegler is Professor of Economics at California State University, Sacramento, USA.

• PART ONE: FOUNDATIONSChapter 1 Introduction to U.S. Economic HistoryChapter 2 Standards of Living and American Economic GrowthChapter 3 European Settlement and the Columbian ExchangeChapter 4 Institutional FoundationsPART TWO: ECONOMIC GROWTHChapter 5 The Financial System and Capital AccumulationChapter 6 Natural CapitalChapter 7 Population and Population GrowthChapter 8 Transportation and CommunicationChapter 9 AgricultureChapter 10 Manufacturing and IndustrializationChapter 11 EducationPART THREE: DISTRIBUTIONAL ISSUESChapter 12 Labor and Labor MarketsChapter 13 The Distribution of Income and WealthChapter 14 Segregation and DiscriminationChapter 15 Immigration and Immigration PoliciesPART FOUR: MARKETS, GOVERNMENT, AND THE FUTUREChapter 16 The Growth of GovernmentChapter 17 Regulation and Antitrust PoliciesChapter 18 Recessions, Depressions, and Stabilization PoliciesChapter 19 Negative Externalities and Common ResourcesChapter 20 Social SpendingChapter 21 Connecting the Present with the Past and FutureAppendix A: The Supply and Demand ModelAppendix B: Multiple Regression AnalysisAppendix C: Chronology of Important EventsIndex

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Mark V. Siegler is Professor of Economics at California State University, Sacramento, USA.

• PART ONE: FOUNDATIONSChapter 1 Introduction to U.S. Economic HistoryChapter 2 Standards of Living and American Economic GrowthChapter 3 European Settlement and the Columbian ExchangeChapter 4 Institutional FoundationsPART TWO: ECONOMIC GROWTHChapter 5 The Financial System and Capital AccumulationChapter 6 Natural CapitalChapter 7 Population and Population GrowthChapter 8 Transportation and CommunicationChapter 9 AgricultureChapter 10 Manufacturing and IndustrializationChapter 11 EducationPART THREE: DISTRIBUTIONAL ISSUESChapter 12 Labor and Labor MarketsChapter 13 The Distribution of Income and WealthChapter 14 Segregation and DiscriminationChapter 15 Immigration and Immigration PoliciesPART FOUR: MARKETS, GOVERNMENT, AND THE FUTUREChapter 16 The Growth of GovernmentChapter 17 Regulation and Antitrust PoliciesChapter 18 Recessions, Depressions, and Stabilization PoliciesChapter 19 Negative Externalities and Common ResourcesChapter 20 Social SpendingChapter 21 Connecting the Present with the Past and FutureAppendix A: The Supply and Demand ModelAppendix B: Multiple Regression AnalysisAppendix C: Chronology of Important EventsIndex

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Mark V. Siegler is Professor of Economics at California State University, Sacramento, USA.

• PART ONE: FOUNDATIONSChapter 1 Introduction to U.S. Economic HistoryChapter 2 Standards of Living and American Economic GrowthChapter 3 European Settlement and the Columbian ExchangeChapter 4 Institutional FoundationsPART TWO: ECONOMIC GROWTHChapter 5 The Financial System and Capital AccumulationChapter 6 Natural CapitalChapter 7 Population and Population GrowthChapter 8 Transportation and CommunicationChapter 9 AgricultureChapter 10 Manufacturing and IndustrializationChapter 11 EducationPART THREE: DISTRIBUTIONAL ISSUESChapter 12 Labor and Labor MarketsChapter 13 The Distribution of Income and WealthChapter 14 Segregation and DiscriminationChapter 15 Immigration and Immigration PoliciesPART FOUR: MARKETS, GOVERNMENT, AND THE FUTUREChapter 16 The Growth of GovernmentChapter 17 Regulation and Antitrust PoliciesChapter 18 Recessions, Depressions, and Stabilization PoliciesChapter 19 Negative Externalities and Common ResourcesChapter 20 Social SpendingChapter 21 Connecting the Present with the Past and FutureAppendix A: The Supply and Demand ModelAppendix B: Multiple Regression AnalysisAppendix C: Chronology of Important EventsIndex

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