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The Dutch East India Company and the Economy of Bengal, 1630-1720
Volume 414 in the series
Princeton Legacy Library
- Language: English
- Publisher: Princeton University Press
- Copyright year: 1985
- Edition: Course Book
- Audience: Professional and scholarly;College/higher education;
- Pages
- Main content: 306
- Keywords: Gross profit; Dutch East India Company; Subahdar; Procurement; Gujarat; Hooghly River; Coromandel Coast; Commodity; Koban (coin); Supply (economics); Quantity; Opium; Aurangzeb; Payment; Precious metal; Nawab; Muslin; Stuiver; Pieter van den Broecke; Dutch guilder; Spice trade; Trading post; Invoice; Mughal Empire; Ostend Company; Monopsony; Johan van Oldenbarnevelt; Trade Through; Tael; Tariff; Cost price; Areca nut; Trading strategy; Indian subcontinent; Export; Balance of trade; Seigniorage; Sebald de Weert; Provision (accounting); District Gazetteer; Economics; Shah Shuja (Mughal prince); East Indies; Smuggling; Purchasing power; Chintz; Maund; Auction; 17th century; Colonialism; Market price; Bad debt; West Indies; Malabar Coast; Shah Jahan; Moneylender; Trade sale; Superiority (short story); Currency; Monetary policy; C. R. Boxer; Leiden University; Sakoku; Government bond; Job Charnock; Japanese currency; Salary; Amboyna massacre; Monetary system; India Office Records; Verpoorten; Dordrecht; Mercantilism; Murshid Quli Khan; Profit (economics); Receipt; West Bengal; Output (economics); Farrukhsiyar; Shaista Khan; Bihar; Public auction; Malwa; Economic history; Middle East; World economy; Ancient India; Ad valorem tax; Medium of exchange; Pargana; Sugarcane; Papaver somniferum; Silver as an investment; Palembang; Cash advance; Faujdar; Raw material; Shipping list; Gingham; Import Duty
eBook
- Published: July 14, 2014
- ISBN: 9781400857760
