Richard Ehrenberg (5 February 1857 – 17 December 1921) was a German
economist
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.
He taught at
Rostock University from 1899 to 1921.
Literary works
* ''
Hamburg
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und
Antwerpen
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* ''Hamburg und
England
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im Zeitalter der Königin
Elisabeth
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* ''Elisabeth'' (sc ...
'', 1896
* ''Das Zeitalter der
Fugger'', 2 Vols., 1896, -- an English translation is also available: Richard Ehrenberg, ''Capital & Finance in the Age of the
Renaissance
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: A Study of the
Fuggers and Their Connections'', 1928, reprinted 1985
* ''Das Familie in ihrer Bedeutung für das Volksleben'', 1916
External links
Gründung des Thünen-Archivs(PDF)
1857 births
1921 deaths
German economists
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Ehrenberg family