To mark Munro's retirement from teaching economics and Medieval studies at the University of Toronto, colleagues and former students convened an international workshop there in March of 2004 to talk about his favorite topics. The 19 essays--not precisely the ones presented--discuss money and ethics, taxation and revenue, expenditure and war, land and labor, market integration, long- distance trade and markets, and regional and local markets. Among topics perhaps particularly germane to today are calculating profits and losses during the Hundred Years War, Egyptian specie markets and the international gold crisis of the early 15th century, and cultivating and consuming medieval Lübeck's gardens. This is a paperbound reprint of the 2007 clothbound edition. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)