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GORDON, Robert A.
Business cycles in the interwar period: The
'quantitative-historical approach, 1 " AMERICAH ECONOMIC
REVIEW, SUPPLiMENT, vol. 39, ^ay, 1949* pp. 47-63For a b s t r a c t , see ECONOMETRICA, v o l . 17, Apr. 194-9, pp.
Discussion*
167-8.
J. W* Angell, A- F. Burns, i b i d . , pp. 73 -88
GORDON, Robert A.
Business Cycles in the Interwar Period: The
•Quantitative-Historical Approach,1" AMERICAN ECONOMIC
REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, v o l . $f, May, 1949, pp. 47-63.
Discussion! by J. V. Angell, A. F. Burns, and Gottfried
Haberler, i b i d . , pp. 73-38.
MILLS, F. C.
ECONOMIC TENDENCIES IN THE UNITED STATES:
ASPECTS OF PBE-¥AR AND POST-VAR CHANGES. Introdtation
by the Committee on Recent Economic Changes. New
York: National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.,
in cooperation with the Committee on Recent
Economic Ghanges, 1932. Pp. xx + 639*
Review:
by F. B. Garver, JOURNAL. OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
vol. 42, June, 1934> pp. 540-2.
study of developments 1921H£9J
contrasts with.2 earlier periods:
1899-19H and war years.
ROBERTSON, Ross M,
Depression, Prosperity, and the Demand for
Full Employment, chapter 24 in HISTORY OF THE
iyMERIGM ECONOMY* New York: Harcourt, Brace,
1955, pp. 555-575-
SCHUMPETER, Joseph A.
The decade of the twenties, AMERICAN ECONOMIC
REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXVI, No. 2, May, 1946, pp. 1-10.
Discussion:
Garfield V. Cox and Gardiner C. Means, ibid.,
pp. 28-35.
SCHDMPETER, Joseph A.
"The decade o f t h e t w e n t i e s , " AMERICAN ECONOMIC
REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXVI, May 1 9 4 6 , p p . 1 - 1 0 .
SCHUMPETER, Joseph A.
BUSINESS CYCLES.
New loric:
1939,
Vol. I I , chs. U - 1 5 : ucttabc study of US
interwar cycles
SILBERLING, Noraan J.
THE DYNAMICS OF BUSINESS. New York:
1943.
chaps. 12-15: on US interwar cycles
SLICHTER, S. H.
The Period 1919-J936 in the United States:
Its Significance for Business Cycle Theory, REVIEW
OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, Vol. 19, February, 1937, pp.
1-19.
SLICHTER, S. H.
The period 1919-1936 in the United
States: its significance for business-cycle theory,"
REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS,
February, 1937.
Pp. 20.
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SMITHIES, Arthur
The American economy in the thirties, AMERICAN
ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXVI, No, 2, May,
1946, pp. 11-27.
Discussion:
Garfield V. Cox and Gardiner C* Means, ibid.,
pp. 28-35.
Econ. History: US economy in
interwar period
WILSON, Thomas
FLUCTUATIONS IN INCOME AND EMPLOYMENT—WITH SPECIAL
REFERENCE TO RECENT AMERICAN EXPERIENCE AND POSTWAR
PROSPECTS. Nev York and London: Pitman Publishing
Corp., 1942.
3d ed., 1948. Pp. x, 217
See Pt. II: on interwar business cycles in
U.S.
Reviev: by James Tobin, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, vol.
39, D e c , 1949, pp. 1324-5.
About l/2 of book = review and synthesis of modern
business-cycle theory; remainder = study of cyclical
fluctuations in the U.S., from 1918 to 1937.
WILSON, Thomas
FLUCTUATIONS IN INCOME AND EMPLOYMENT: ¥ITH
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RECENT AMERICAN EXPERIENCE AND
POST-WAR PROSPECTS. ("London School of Economics and
Political Science Studies in Economics and Commerce,"
No. 8. London: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.; New
York: Pitman Publishing Corp., 1942. Pp. x + 213.
3d rev. ed., 1948. Pp. x, 216.
Reviews:
'
1942 ed.: by Benjamin Higgins, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL
ECONOMY, Vol. LII, D e c , 1944, pp. 373-5.
Pt. II: U.S. interwar cycles, 1913-37
(1948 ed.) by James Tobin, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,
Vol. 39, Dec, 1949, pp. 1324-25.
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