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BLITH, C. A. The 1943-49 Americaa Recession, THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL, Vol. LXIV, No. 255, September, 1954. BRATT, E. C. and J. P. Ondrechen "1948-1949 Recession Re-examined," ECONOMIC JOURNAL, March 1953} rejoinder by Daniel Hamberfe, ibid. '* O r> l ' BRUCE, Colin and E. B. Gibb The United States Recessions of 1943-49 and 1953-4 BULLETIN Oxford Univefsity Institute of S t a t i s t i c s , v. 16, N Q s. 7-8, July and Aug. 1954, pp. 245-56. BRUCE, C , and E. B- GIBB "The United States Recession of 1948-9 and 1953-4. BULLETIH, Oxford University Institute of Statistics, No. 7/8, July/August 195-4, pp. 24557 ' r CAPLAN, Benjamin A Case Study: The 194B-1949 Secession, in POLICIES TO COMBAT DEPRESSION, (Conference Series No. 7). Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1956, pp. 27-53* Discussion: Martin Bronfenbreaner, pp. 53-7j ¥esley Lindow, pp. 57-8. CAPLAN, Benjamin A Case Study: The 1948-1949 Recession, in POLICIES TO COMBAT DEPRESSION. Special Conference Series No. 7. Princeton* Princeton University Press, 1956, pp. 27-53* Discussion: by M. Bronfenbrenner, Wesley Lindov, pp. 53-58. $ELS, Rendigs Theoretical significance of the 1949 recession, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, v. A5, May 1955- PELS, Rendigs Theoretical significance of the 1949 recession, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, vol. 45, May, 1955, pp. 358-66. Discussion: by John Lintner, Daniel Hamberg, and Earl C. Hald, IBID., pp. 375-87. FELS, Rendigs theoretical Significance of the 194-9 Recession, AMERICAN ECOUQMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 45, May, 1955. FILLS, Bendigs Theoretical significance of the 1949 recession, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 4-5, No. 2, May, 1945, pp. 353-366. Discussion: by John Lintner, Daniel Hamberg, Earl C. Hald, ibid., pp. 375-387. HAMBERG, D. The recession of 1948-49 in the USA, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, LXII, March 1952, pp. 1-U. HAMBERG, D. The recession: a£ 1948-49 i n the United S t a t e s , ECONOMIC JOURNAL, Vol. LXII, March, 1952, pp. 1 - U . fi)luttli /4±"*" Tk«L. mole o-f UAcmzoubu^Q labor Coilo aud c^ecttHii*c MlCKI*l/*/0 B-6. The M°r<*o tfeseanch ^S^ HGr *r><t U w j / e c i . Pp . 41 . S/s £ s ROOSE, K. D. Business Fluctuations in the U.S. Since 1951: Selected Developments, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, VolU5, May, 1955, pp. 367-74. Discussion: "by John Lintner, Daniel Bamberg, and Earl C. Held, ibid., pp. 375-37. SLICHTER, S. H. Is a recession necessary? August, 1947. Pp. U. DUN'S REVIEW, SLICHTER, S. H. Long-Term Economic Trends, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol* 40, May, 1950, pp. 457-469. Changes in U.S. economy making for greater stability—expanding role of government activity SLICHTER, Stunner H. "Thinking Ahead: Breakup o f the B u s i n e s s Cycle," HABVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, Vol. 3 3 , J a n . Feb. 1955, pp.
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