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Janice Traflet
Pág. 189 - 192
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Luis G. Dopico
Pág. 154 - 157
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Janice M. Traflet (ed.)
Essays in Economic & Business History 2012
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Janice M. Traflet (ed.)
Essays in Economic & Business History 2012
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Janice M. Traflet
Though today millions of investors flock to them, in 1945, mutual funds exuded no widespread appeal. This essay examines how, why, and when mutual funds first began to regain ? and, indeed, exceed ? the popularity they had only briefly enjoyed in the 192...
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Janice Traflet
This essay examines the evolution in the meaning and usage of two types of special currencies: pin money and mad money. At the start of the twentieth century, both currencies were considered a woman?s money. By the end of the century, however, both pin m...
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Janice M. Traflet,Michael P. Coyne
On May 1, 1975 (?Mayday?), the New York Stock Exchange jettisoned its 183 year old tradition of fixed rate broker commissions in favor of competitive, negotiated rates. While many events, institutions, and individuals helped inspire this controversial po...
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Janice M. Traflet
Crisis management theory illuminates the New York Stock Exchanges efforts to recover organizational legitimacy after the 1929 crash and the scandals unearthed in its wake. Ineptly defusing charges of an unfair and disorderly marketplace, NYSE President R...
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Janice Traflet (ed.)
In the 1950s, the New York Stock Exchange, led by President Keith Funston, embarked on an ambitious public relations campaign christened ?Own Your Share of American Business.? This paper justaposes the ?Own Your Share?campaign with earlier NYSE image-mak...
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