Definition of cliometrics in English:

cliometrics

plural noun ˌklʌɪə(ʊ)ˈmɛtrɪksˌklīəˈmetriks

treated as singular A technique for the interpretation of economic history, based on the statistical analysis of large-scale numerical data from population censuses, parish registers, and similar sources.
计量历史学
Example sentencesExamples
- Robson's work was an early exercise in cliometrics.
- Different fashions became more influential for a short or sometimes longer period, for instance cliometrics and anthropological history.
- He has criticized most French economic historians for their insularity, both for sticking to their national history and for avoiding cliometrics.
- This short - 111 pages of text - and brilliant book owes somewhat more to quantitative economic history in the Kuznetsian tradition than to cliometrics per se.
- Her jigsaw pieces are her computer files compiled for over six thousand individuals, the basis of her sophisticated cliometrics.
- In another passage Weber defines the tasks of economic history as a precursor of neoclassical cliometrics.
- Moreover, the relation between cliometrics and the history of economic growth is actually more subtle than Drukker lets on.

Derivatives

cliometric

adjective

Indeed, as I showed in Mokyr, there is no single cliometric explanation of the Industrial Revolution.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was apparently unaware of ongoing cliometric research on the profits of imperial enterprise.
- Economic historians of the cliometric persuasion, however, will be frustrated as often as they are enlightened.
- Recent cliometric work has challenged the Whiggish point of view.
- When I first began to work on this project, cliometric quantifiers and mathematical modelers were the cutting-edge interpreters of slavery.

cliometrician

noun

But before they could secure final victory, there emerged a research agenda that yielded a new set of weapons - new to the cliometricians anyway.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, economic history withstood the number-crunching cliometricians, and the narrative style is back in vogue.
- This afterword is both a nice appreciation and an interesting overview of the career of one of the original cliometricians.
- However, the questions that motivate this study are fascinating and well worth the attention of cliometricians, even if they are not the questions that we are used to asking.
- Its sheer complexity may render it impossible even to an accomplished cliometrician.

Origin

1960s (originally US): from Clio, on the pattern of words such as econometrics.

Definition of cliometrics in US English:

cliometrics

plural nounˌklīəˈmetriks

treated as singular A technique for the interpretation of economic history, based on the statistical analysis of large-scale numerical data from population censuses, parish registers, and similar sources.
计量历史学
Example sentencesExamples
- He has criticized most French economic historians for their insularity, both for sticking to their national history and for avoiding cliometrics.
- Her jigsaw pieces are her computer files compiled for over six thousand individuals, the basis of her sophisticated cliometrics.
- In another passage Weber defines the tasks of economic history as a precursor of neoclassical cliometrics.
- This short - 111 pages of text - and brilliant book owes somewhat more to quantitative economic history in the Kuznetsian tradition than to cliometrics per se.
- Different fashions became more influential for a short or sometimes longer period, for instance cliometrics and anthropological history.
- Robson's work was an early exercise in cliometrics.
- Moreover, the relation between cliometrics and the history of economic growth is actually more subtle than Drukker lets on.

Origin

1960s (originally US): from Clio, on the pattern of words such as econometrics.

单词	cliometrics
释义	Definition of cliometrics in English: cliometrics plural noun ˌklʌɪə(ʊ)ˈmɛtrɪksˌklīəˈmetriks treated as singular A technique for the interpretation of economic history, based on the statistical analysis of large-scale numerical data from population censuses, parish registers, and similar sources. 计量历史学 Example sentencesExamples Robson's work was an early exercise in cliometrics. Different fashions became more influential for a short or sometimes longer period, for instance cliometrics and anthropological history. He has criticized most French economic historians for their insularity, both for sticking to their national history and for avoiding cliometrics. This short - 111 pages of text - and brilliant book owes somewhat more to quantitative economic history in the Kuznetsian tradition than to cliometrics per se. Her jigsaw pieces are her computer files compiled for over six thousand individuals, the basis of her sophisticated cliometrics. In another passage Weber defines the tasks of economic history as a precursor of neoclassical cliometrics. Moreover, the relation between cliometrics and the history of economic growth is actually more subtle than Drukker lets on. Derivatives cliometric adjective Indeed, as I showed in Mokyr, there is no single cliometric explanation of the Industrial Revolution. Example sentencesExamples He was apparently unaware of ongoing cliometric research on the profits of imperial enterprise. Economic historians of the cliometric persuasion, however, will be frustrated as often as they are enlightened. Recent cliometric work has challenged the Whiggish point of view. When I first began to work on this project, cliometric quantifiers and mathematical modelers were the cutting-edge interpreters of slavery. cliometrician noun But before they could secure final victory, there emerged a research agenda that yielded a new set of weapons - new to the cliometricians anyway. Example sentencesExamples However, economic history withstood the number-crunching cliometricians, and the narrative style is back in vogue. This afterword is both a nice appreciation and an interesting overview of the career of one of the original cliometricians. However, the questions that motivate this study are fascinating and well worth the attention of cliometricians, even if they are not the questions that we are used to asking. Its sheer complexity may render it impossible even to an accomplished cliometrician. Origin 1960s (originally US): from Clio, on the pattern of words such as econometrics. Definition of cliometrics in US English: cliometrics plural nounˌklīəˈmetriks treated as singular A technique for the interpretation of economic history, based on the statistical analysis of large-scale numerical data from population censuses, parish registers, and similar sources. 计量历史学 Example sentencesExamples He has criticized most French economic historians for their insularity, both for sticking to their national history and for avoiding cliometrics. Her jigsaw pieces are her computer files compiled for over six thousand individuals, the basis of her sophisticated cliometrics. In another passage Weber defines the tasks of economic history as a precursor of neoclassical cliometrics. This short - 111 pages of text - and brilliant book owes somewhat more to quantitative economic history in the Kuznetsian tradition than to cliometrics per se. Different fashions became more influential for a short or sometimes longer period, for instance cliometrics and anthropological history. Robson's work was an early exercise in cliometrics. Moreover, the relation between cliometrics and the history of economic growth is actually more subtle than Drukker lets on. Origin 1960s (originally US): from Clio, on the pattern of words such as econometrics.
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