The first casebook for the study of business history in a Canadian context, Martin's text will help students, both in the classroom and the boardroom, understand the Canadian economy and guide them in making sound decisions and contributing to a healthy, growing economy.
The first casebook for the study of business history in a Canadian context, Martin's text will help students, both in the classroom and the boardroom, understand the Canadian economy and guide them in making sound decisions and contributing to a healthy, growing economy.
Joseph E. Martin is the Director of the Canadian Business and Financial History Initiative at the Rotman School of Management as well as President Emeritus of Canada’s History Society.
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Preface Introduction Part One: Laying the Foundations, 1850-1905 Case 1: Origins of Financial Stability in Canada: The Bank Act of 1871 ROBERT M. MACINTOSH Case 2: ‘Carpets, Lace & Champagne’: The Hudson’s Bay Company after the Deed of Surrender JOHN GEIGER, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 3: Canada’s First Great Manufacturing Enterprise: The Story of Massey-Harris JOHN TURLEY EWART and STEWART MELANSON, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Part Two: Wars, Depressions, and Dynamic Growth, 1905-55 Case 4: ‘Irrational Exuberance’: The Creation of the CNR JOE MARTIN Case 5: The Role of Trade Policy in the Rise of the Canadian Automobile Industry STEWART MELANSON, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 6: Eaton’s: From the Great Depression to the Challenge from Simpsons-Sears RICHARD MATERN and JOE MARTIN Part Three: The Buoyant Years, 1955-80 Case 7: The ‘Coyne Affair’ at the Bank of Canada KATHERINE MACKLEM, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 8: The End of Monopoly: A New World at Inco ANNE METTE DE PLACE FILIPPINI and JOE MARTIN Case 9: Canada’s Black Gold: From the Leduc Discovery to the National Energy Program STEWART MELANSON, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Part Four: The Challenging Years, 1980-2005 Case 10: The Free Trade Agreement and the Canadian Wine Industry DAVID SMITH, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 11: The Collapse of Confederation Life ROD MCQUEEN, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 12: RBC Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow KATHERINE MACKLEM, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 13: Canada: The Next Oil Superpower? STEWART MELANSON and JOE MARTINConclusion General Bibliography Index
Preface Introduction Part One: Laying the Foundations, 1850-1905 Case 1: Origins of Financial Stability in Canada: The Bank Act of 1871 ROBERT M. MACINTOSH Case 2: ‘Carpets, Lace & Champagne’: The Hudson’s Bay Company after the Deed of Surrender JOHN GEIGER, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 3: Canada’s First Great Manufacturing Enterprise: The Story of Massey-Harris JOHN TURLEY EWART and STEWART MELANSON, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Part Two: Wars, Depressions, and Dynamic Growth, 1905-55 Case 4: ‘Irrational Exuberance’: The Creation of the CNR JOE MARTIN Case 5: The Role of Trade Policy in the Rise of the Canadian Automobile Industry STEWART MELANSON, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 6: Eaton’s: From the Great Depression to the Challenge from Simpsons-Sears RICHARD MATERN and JOE MARTIN Part Three: The Buoyant Years, 1955-80 Case 7: The ‘Coyne Affair’ at the Bank of Canada KATHERINE MACKLEM, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 8: The End of Monopoly: A New World at Inco ANNE METTE DE PLACE FILIPPINI and JOE MARTIN Case 9: Canada’s Black Gold: From the Leduc Discovery to the National Energy Program STEWART MELANSON, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Part Four: The Challenging Years, 1980-2005 Case 10: The Free Trade Agreement and the Canadian Wine Industry DAVID SMITH, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 11: The Collapse of Confederation Life ROD MCQUEEN, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 12: RBC Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow KATHERINE MACKLEM, with guidance from JOE MARTIN Case 13: Canada: The Next Oil Superpower? STEWART MELANSON and JOE MARTINConclusion General Bibliography Index
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