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Comptes et profits marchands d'Europe et d'Am&#233;riques, 1750-1800 / Merchant accounting and profits in Europe and the Americas, 1750-1850Conf&#233;rence internationale, Paris 8, 9 et 10 juin 2011. http://marprof.univ-paris1.frMercredi 8 juinUniversity of Chicago Center in Paris, 6 Rue Thomas Mann, 75013 (Station : Biblioth&#232;que Fran&#231;ois Mitterand. M&#233;tro14, RER C).09h30-12h30 : De la nature du profit / On the nature of profit(Pr&#233;sident de s&#233;ance / Chair : Simon Middleton)    D. Margairaz (U. Paris 1) : Pourquoi commercer des marchandises ?    S. Haggerty (U. Nottingham): Business Culture in the British-Atlantic, 1750-1815    A. Dub&#233; (Omohundro Inst.) : Profit for a King    A. Bartolomei (U. Nice) : La d&#233;personnalisation de la relation de commerce aux XVIIIe et XIXe si&#232;cles.14h30-18h00 : L'&#233;conomie de plantations / The plantation economy(Pr&#233;sident de s&#233;ance / Chair : Simon Smith)    T. Burnard (U.&#160; Melbourne) : Slave Prices, Productivity and Profit in Jamaica, 1674-1784.    P. Cheney (U. Chicago) : Cul de Sac: a Noble Sugar Plantation in 18th-c. Saint Domingue    A. Potofsky (U. Paris Diderot) : Colonial Wealth and Parisian Construction during the French Revolution    C. Rosenthal (U. Harvard) : Accounting for Control: Plantation Accounts in an Age of Commerce    S. Sarson (U. Swansea) : Economic Strategy and Tactics among Tobacco Planters in the Early National U. S.Jeudi 9 JuinReid Hall, 4 rue de Chevreuse, 75006 Paris (Station : Vavin. M&#233;tro 4)09h30-13h00 : La circulation de l'information / Information flows(Pr&#233;sident de s&#233;ance / Chair : Jochen Hoock)    X. Lamikiz (U. Madrid) : Transatlantic flow of price information in the 18th c. Spanish colonial trade    N. Perl-Rosenthal (U. Columbia) : Merchants, sailors and &#8220;crowd-sourced&#8221; commercial information in America, ca. 1750-1800    T. Paul (U. Edinburgh) : Credit, Information and Trust in British Urban Commerce, c. 1730 to 1770    M. Martin (U. Paris 1) : Le commerce en commission de l'indigo en Europe : David Lindo, 1730-1741.    A. Wegener Sleeswijk (U. Paris 1) : Merchant discourse on a few consumer goods in the 18th c.14h30-18h00 : Une &#233;conomie de r&#233;seaux ? / A networked economy ?(Pr&#233;sident de s&#233;ance / Chair : Serge Chassagne)&#160;&#160;&#160;     M. Covo (Ehess) : L'inertie d'un micro-r&#233;seau marchand, Baltimore-Saint-Domingue (1788-1793)    R. Lewis (U. Virginia) : The Strategies of Commercial Expansion in Salem, Massachusetts, 1783-1795    B. Deschanel (U. Paris 1) : La famille Pinet &#224; Gap et ses r&#233;seaux d'affaires (1785-1816)    M. Alves (Australian U.) : Joz&#233; Nunes da Silveira and the Macau-Lisbon Trade in the Early 19th Century    M. Llorca (U. Chile) : John Wylie : the tenacity of a Scottish merchant in Latin America, c.1808-1835Vendredi 10 JuinReid Hall, 4 rue de Chevreuse, 75006 Paris09h30-12h30 : Compter et &#233;valuer / Counting and valuing(Pr&#233;sident de s&#233;ance / Chair : Cheryl McWatters)    J. Hardwick (U. Austin) : Financial transactions, cultural practices, economic change in 17th-c. France    G. Daudin (U Lille) : Paying transaction costs in 18th-c. France    Y. Lemarchand (U. Nantes), Cheryl McWatters (U. Alberta), L. Pineau-Defois (U. Nantes): Comptes et r&#233;cits de la Maison Chaurand    P. Gervais (U. Paris 8) : Profits et pertes, liens privil&#233;gi&#233;s et gestion des flux de profit au XVIIIe si&#232;cle14h30-17h30 : Les outils des transactions / The tools of transactions(Pr&#233;sident de s&#233;ance / Chair : Robert S. DuPlessis)    T. Vanneste (Netherlands) : Networks of Credit and Commercial Society: An Empirical Analysis    K. Waterman (Netherlands) : Practicalities and Motivations in The Intercultural Fur Trade in Colonial New York; Evidence from Two Trade Ledgers in Dutch, 1695-1732    J. Villain (U. Paris 1) : Le recouvrement de cr&#233;ances chez trois marchands lorrains au XVIIIe si&#232;cle    V. Santarosa (Yale U.) : The Joint Liability Rule and Bills of Exchange in 18th-c. France