A History of the Federal Reserve: Volume 1: 1913-1951: All Available Text

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Stock market crash and after

Date: 1930
Authors: Fisher, Irving


Debt-deflation theory of great depressions

Date: 1933
Authors: Fisher, Irving


Statement

Date: 1933
Authors: Baruch, Bernard M.


Testimony : Investigation of economic problems

Date: 1933
Authors: Eccles, Marriner S. (Marriner Stoddard), 1890-1977


Great Depression

Date: 1934
Authors: Robbins, Lionel


Failure of monetary policy to prevent the depression of 1929-32

Date: 1934
Authors: Currie, Lauchlin B.


Discussion

Date: 1934
Authors: Fisher, Irving


After seven years

Date: 1939
Authors: Moley, Raymond


Memoirs of Herbert Hoover, Vol. 3 : The Great Depression, 1929-1941

Date: 1952
Authors: Hoover, Herbert


Memoranda

Date: 1954
Authors: Brookings Institution. Archives, Committee on the History of the Federal Reserve System


Great crash, 1929

Date: 1955
Authors: Galbraith, John Kenneth


From the Morgenthau diaries : Years of crisis, 1928-1938

Date: 1959
Authors: Blum, John M.


Deposit insurance legislation of 1933

Date: 1960
Authors: Golembe, Carter


Economic lessons of the nineteen thirties

Date: 1966
Authors: Arndt, H.W.


Depression, inflation, and monetary policy : Selected papers, 1945-53.

Date: 1966
Authors: Warburton, Clark


What did we learn from the monetary experiences of the United States in the Great Depression?

Date: 1968
Authors: Brunner, Karl, Meltzer, Allan H.


Recollections of the banking crisis in 1933

Date: 1969
Authors: Awalt, Francis Gloyd


Brunner and Meltzer on Federal Reserve monetary policy during the Great Depression

Date: 1969
Authors: Wicker, Elmus R.


Stock market of 1929 revisited : A note

Date: 1975
Authors: Sirkin, Gerald


Did monetary forces cause the Great Depression?

Date: 1976
Authors: Temin, Peter


Monetary and other explanations of the start of the Great Depression

Date: 1976
Authors: Meltzer, Allan H.


Did monetary forces cause the Great Depression

Date: 1977
Authors: Gandolfi, A.E., Lothian, J.R.


Some macroeconomic impacts of the National Industrial Recovery Act

Date: 1981
Authors: Weinstein, Michael


Monopoly explanations of the Great Depression and public policies toward business

Date: 1981
Authors: Cox, Charles C.


Great Depression revisited

Date: 1981
Authors: Brunner, Karl


Nonmonetary effects of the financial crisis in the propagation of the Great Depression

Date: 1983
Authors: Bernanke, Ben


Retrospective on the classical gold standard, 1921-1931

Date: 1984
Authors: Bordo, Michael, Schwartz, Anna J.


Asset exchanges and the transaction demand for money, 1919-29

Date: 1984
Authors: Field, Alexander J.


Great Depression, 1929-1938

Date: 1984
Authors: Saint-Etienne, Christian


Did the United States transmit the Great Depression to the rest of the world?

Date: 1985
Authors: Fremling, Gertrud


World in depression, 1929-1939. Rev. ed.

Date: 1986
Authors: Kindleberger, Charles P.


Monetary factors in the Great Depression

Date: 1987
Authors: Hamilton, James D.


Public choice theory of the great contraction

Date: 1988
Authors: Anderson, Gary, Shughart, William F., Tollison, Robert


Could a monetary base rule have prevented the Great Depression?

Date: 1990
Authors: McCallum, Bennett


Member bank borrowing and the Fed's contractionary monetary policy during the Great Depression

Date: 1990
Authors: Wheelock, David


Gold standard, deflation, and financial crisis in the Great Depression : An international comparison

Date: 1991
Authors: Bernanke, Ben, James, Harold


What ended the Great Depression?

Date: 1992
Authors: Romer, Christina D.


Monetary policy in the Great Depression : What the Fed did and why.

Date: 1992
Authors: Wheelock, David


Golden fetters The gold standard and the Great Depression

Date: 1992
Authors: Eichengreen, Barry


Meaning of money in the Great Depression : Historical Paper 52

Date: 1993
Authors: Rockoff, Hugh


Financial factors in the Great Depression

Date: 1993
Authors: Calomiris, Charles W.


Employment and unemployment in the 1930s

Date: 1993
Authors: Margo, Robert A.


Macroeconomics of the Great Depression : A comparative approach

Date: 1995
Authors: Bernanke, Ben


Could stable money have averted the great contraction?

Date: 1995
Authors: Bordo, Michael, Chaudri, Ehsan, Schwartz, Anna J.


Regulation, market structure, and the bank failures of the Great Depression

Date: 1995
Authors: Wheelock, David


Banking panics of the Great Depression

Date: 1996
Authors: Wicker, Elmus R.


On the Great Depression : Working Paper 130

Date: 1996
Authors: Telser, Lester G.


Regime uncertainty : Why the Great Depression lasted so long and shy prosperity resumed after the war.

Date: 1997
Authors: Higgs, Robert


Contagion and bank failures during the Great Depression : The June 1932 Chicago banking panic

Date: 1997
Authors: Calomiris, Charles W., Mason, Joseph


Money, sticky wages and the Great Depression : Working paper 6021, National Bureau of Economic Research

Date: 1997
Authors: Bordo, Michael


Spurts in union growth : Defining moments and social processes

Date: 1998
Authors: Freeman, Richard B.


Great Depression in the United States from a neoclassical perspective

Date: 1999
Authors: Cole, Harold, Ohanian, Lee


Causes of U.S. bank distress during the Great Depression : NBER Working Paper 7919

Date: 2000
Authors: Calomiris, Charles W., Mason, Joseph


Why did productivity fall so much during the Great Depression? : Staff Report 285

Date: 2001
Authors: Ohanian, Lee