Comercio, mercados e integración económica en la Argentina del siglo XIX

Comercio, mercados e integración económica en la Argentina del siglo XIX

by Miguel Rosal

Part of Cuadernos del Instituto Ravignani,

1995

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"Two studies on Argentine domestic trade during the first half of the 19th century. The first study, by Rosal, addresses commercial relations between the Interior and Littoral provinces and the port of Buenos Aires between 1831-50. The second, by Schmit and Rosal, is backdated to the late colonial period and concentrates narrowly on trade within the Littoral. Both studies make use of intricate statistical registers compiled from archives in Buenos Aires (but not, unfortunately, from provincial archives)"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

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