MisesWiki:WikiProject Economic History
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Welcome to the Economic History WikiProject! The aim of this project is to create a solid overview of the world's history, with a special focus on economic conditions and development of economic thinking.
Goals
- The ultimate aspiration of this project is to make MisesWiki an authoritative guide to economic history.
- The goal of this project is to provide a forum for discussion of economic history, and to create and improve articles related to this field.
Editing guidelines
- Use the most reliable and authoritative resources available.
- Link to Wikipedia articles, when they offer a good alternative overview of the topic, but do not copy content from it.
- Various theories and viewpoints should be represented, with a focus on the Austrian tradition of historical research and freedom.
Vital pages
The following pages are crucial to this project, please consider expansions and improvements:
- History of money and banking
- History of money and banking in the US
- Inflations
- Great Depression
- Great Recession
Open tasks
- Check the article Inflation in the Weimar Republic.
- Check the article Inflation in Nazi Germany.
- Check the article 2010 European sovereign debt crisis.
- Find an effective way to agree on the most wanted articles on economic history - for now, the Talk page should serve for this purpose.
- See if the new userbox can be improved.
Operation Panic Time
The Operation was a drive to create at least the stubs (basic pages) for all major financial crises. The stubs have been created, but they can always use an expansion.
Members
- If you would like to be a member of the project, sign your name below, after the last signee, with "# ~~~~" (four tildes).
- If you would like to display the project's userbox put {{User WikiProject Economic History}} on your userpage., like this:
This user is a member of the Economic History project. |
- Pestergaines 05:44, 20 November 2010 (CST)
- JonCatalán(Talk) 22:00, 21 November 2010 (CST)
- From Portugal, Ricardo Campelo de Magalhaes 07:04, 24 November 2010 (CST)