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ALLEN, A. M.
The United S t a t e s of America, i n COMMERCIAL
BANKING LEGISLATION AND CONTROL. London: Macmillan
& Co., L t d . , 1938, pp.375-476.
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BOEHMLER, Eivin L. and others (Editors)
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, Chicago: Richard D.
Irwin, Inc., 1951.
On commercial banking:
SHAW, F. B.: History of Commercial Banks, pp. 1-25.
MUELLER, F. V.: Structure and Functions of Commercial
Banking, pp. 26-49.
BOEHMLER, Ertdn W. and others
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.
Irwin, 1951.
Chicago, Richard D.
Chaps, on commercial banking:
Shav, F# B . , "History of Commercial Banks," pp. 1-25.
Mueller, F. W.: "Structure and Functions of Commercial
Banking," p p # 26-4?.
BRADFORD, Frederick A.
Social aspects of commercial banking
theory, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, X H I I , June,
1933.
BRADFORD, Frederick A.
Social Aspects of Commercial Banking
Theory, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIII, June,
1933, pp. 217-233.
}urther corameirts:
Beckwith, Bum jam P., Ibid., XXIII, Dec. 1933, pp. 675-6
Bradford, ibid., pp. 676-7.
evils of mixing commercial and swings
functions
banking
EMAS«A/
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ELIASON, A. 0.
The rise of commercial banking institutions
in the United States.
Minneapiliss
University of Minnesota Press,
1901. 69 pp.
Ph.D. thesis
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Ellis, Howard S.
"Central and Commercial Banking in Postwar
Finance," in Economic Reconstruction (ed. ty S. E.
Harris). New York, McGraw-Hill, 194- •
pp. 237-52.
Q1ERS0N, Guy
The problems of commercial banking,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
September, 1935*
Pp. U.
GEPHART, ¥. F.
"Our commercial banking system," AMERICAN ECONOMIC
REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, v. XXV, March 1935, pp. 81-89.
Discussion by J.V. Bell, C.A. Phillips, H. Tout
C.A. Curtis, pp. 90-101.
GEPHART, V. F*
"Our Commercial Banking System,™
THE AMERICAS ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXV,
March, 1935, pp. 81-89.
Discussion:
C. A* Phillips;
J.V. Bellj^Valter Lichtenstelnj Herbert Tout;
C.A. Curtis, ibid*, pp. 90-101.
GEPHART, W.F.
Recent developments in commercial banking
policy in the United States, ECONOMIC WORLD,
September, 1922.
Pp. 5-
There has been a great increase in investment holdings of commercial banks as compared with loans and
discounts. This makes it necessary for the present-day
banker to study the investment market and to keep posted
on international affairs in order to antiiipate the
world demand for capital. Abstract by N.H. Whitney,
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XIII, March, 1925, p. 181.
GOLDESVEISER, E. A.
Commercial banking after the var, FEDERAL
RESERVE BULLETIN,
September, 1944Pp. 2.
GOLDSCHMIDT, R. W.
THE CHAK1IK1 STRUCTURE OF AMERICAN BANKING.
London, Routledge, 1933.
318 pp.
useful book, on commercial basking in USA
before 1933.
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GROVER, L.
"The new situation confronting commercial banking,*
THE ANNALIST, June 24, 1927. Pp. 2.
. u^eat part of the burden of handling the nation1 a
business that otherwise would fall upon straight
commercial credit is now being handled by corporate
self-financing and investment credit methods. Abstract
by W.O. Weyforth, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XVII, Dec.,
1927, p. 759.
HAZLEWOOD, C. B.
Modern Tendencies in Commercial Banking,
(University of Chicago) JOURNAL OF BUSINESS,
January, 1950» PP- 1-15.
HAZLEVTOOD, C* B*
Modern Tendencies in Commercial
Banking,11 (University of Chicago) JOUHWAL OP
BUSINESS,
January, 1930*
HORBETT, John E.
Banking structure of the United States, in
BANKING STUDIES, ed. by E. A. Goldenweiser.
1941, pp. 95-109.
KNIFFIN, V. H.
COMMERCIAL BANKINGj A TREATISE COVERING THE
PRACTICAL OPERATION OF A COMMERCIAL BANK, THE THEORY
OF MONEY AND BANKING, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BANKING
IN THE UNITED STATES. New York:
1923. 2 volumes.
KNIFFIN, W. H.
COMMERCIAL BANKING: A TREATISE COVERING THE
PRACTICAL OPERATION OF A COMMERCIAL BANK, THE THEORY
OF MONEY AND BANKING, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BANKING
IN THE UNITED STATES. New York: MoGraw-Hill, 2d ©d.,
1929, Vols. I-II.
KNIPPIN, W. I .
COMMERCIAL BANKING. New York, McGraw-Hill, 2nd
ed., 1928, 2 v o l s .
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LANDMANN, J.
Commercial banking^ history to the cloee of
the eighteenth century, ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SOCIAL
SCIENCES, ed. by E. &> A. Seligman, Vol. II.
New York:
1930, pp. 423-431.
LAWRENCE, F. F.
The commercial bank in the saving field,
BANKING LAV JOURNAL,
February, 1944.
Pp. 3.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS* Economic I n t e l l i g e n c e Service.
COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1929-19341935. Pp. xci, 213.
Geneva, The League,
Review: by J . W. B e l l , JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
vol* UU9 April, 1936, pp. 24&-50.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS • Economic Intelligence Service
Commercial Banks, 1%9~!934League, 1935. Pp. xci ~ 213.
Geneva; The
Review:
by J , V. B e l l , JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
vol* 44, April, 3936, pp. £43-50
LEAGUE OF NATIONS . Economic Intelligence Service
Commercial Banks, 1925-1933Geneva, The League, 1934. Pp. 33&.
Review: by C. S. Tippetts, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
XLIV, Feb. 1936, pp. 127-129Memorandum on Commercial Banks, 1913-1929The League, 1931.
Geneva,
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1925-1933. Geneva: The
League, 1934*
Chapter for U.S.: "the structure of the American
banking system} the increasii^ extent to which the
banks provided for the long-term capital requirements
during the boom period} the sharp contraction of credit
during the financial crisis of 1931-32} the growth of
currency hoarding and bank failures} the activities of
the RFC} the banking crisis of Feb-March 1933, and the
re-opening of the banks, the subsequent return of currency from circulation, the open-market operations of
the Federal Reserve and the accumulation of large surplus cash reserves by the commercial banks."
LV.AGUK:
OF NATIONS. Economic Intelligence Service.
COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1925-1933. Geneva, The League,
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statistical data on commercial banking
systems of 24- countries, with special
stress on years since 1924-
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
MEMORANDUM ON COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1 9 1 3 - 1 9 2 9 .
Geneva, The League, 1931»
MCDOWELL, H. B.
Fifty years of changing commercial banking
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BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, ed. by William McKee. New
Wilmington, Pa.: American Economic and Business
Foundation, Inc., c. 1940, pp. 551-580.
MOULTON, Harold 0.
FINANCIAL ORGANIZATION AND THE ECONOMIC SYSTM*
New York and London* McGraw-Hill Book Co., I n c ,
1933* Pp. xviii, 515.
Review: by Harry Henig, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION, v. 34, March, 1939, pp. 196-7
by L. L. Watkins, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
vol* 47, June, 1939, pp. 426-8
See chap, on "The Changing Character of
Commercialflanking."
This is outgrowth of his 1921 book. New subjects added:
foreign financial systems and the forces
involved in fluctuation of prices.
Connriercial banking gi en more space than any other single
process, extended discussion is given to: investment
houses, trust companies, stock exchanges, building +
loan assns.
Superficial in analysis of expansion of bank deposits;
price pro lem
MOULTON, Harold G.
The surplus i n commercial banking, JOURNAL OF
POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. XXV, December 1917, pp.
1003-1018.
MULLLER, F. ¥ . , J r .
Structure and functions of commercial banking, in
AMERICA* FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, ed. by Herbert V.
)*rocb(K»Wt Nev York: Prentice-Hall,
pp. 29-43.
MUELLER, F. V.
"The Structure and Functions of Commercial Banking,"
in FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, ed. by Erwin V. Boehmler and
others. Chicago: Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1951 > PP« 26-
49-
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Commerci^ Banking Practice under the
Federal Reserve Act*
3rd ed., revised to October, 1921.
New lorks National Bank of Commerce, 1921. Pp. 178.
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE BOARD
Commercial Banks and Their D e p o s i t s , BULLETIN,
May, 1935.
Pp. 2 .
NOLEN, R. M.
The Changing Functions of Commercial
Banking, BANKERS MAGAZINE,
June, 1938.
Pp. A.
PLATT, E.
Unification of Commercial Banking,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
January, 1933.
Pp. U.
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BDBINSON, Roland I.
"Commercial Bank Operations," in BANKING STUDIES.
Baltimore: Waverly Press, 1941*
ROBIHSON, Roland I.
Commercial Bank Operations, in BANKING STUDIES.
19a.
SHAV, Edvard S.
TRENDS IN COMMERCIAL BANKING, 1897-1955.
Washington, D.C.: The Brookings Institution (forthcoming
1956?)
SHAV, F. B*
History of Commercial Banks, in FINANCIAL
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Chicago: Richard D. Irwin, I n c . , 1951* PP« 1-25 •
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Spahr, Walter E.
Commercial banking during the depression.
(In: Journal of the American statistical Assn.,
March, 1933, pp.59-74)
The idea of relegating profit-making to a see
ondairy position is not new in banking. This principle is embodied in the F.H.System, and can easily
be extended to member banks by regulations to
bring about a greater control and stabilization of
business, with profits secondary.
Banks & banking-Operation & methods
Federal reserve system
SPAHR, Valter E.
Commercial Banking during the
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION,
SUPPLEMENT,
March, 1933.
Pp. 9.
SPRAGUE, 0. M. W.
Commercial Banking; Modern Banking—United
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E.R.A. Seligman. Vol. II. Nev York:
1930, pp.
Ul-U-
SPRAGUE, 0 . M. V.
Commercial banking} theory, ENCYCLOPAEDIA
OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES, ed* by E.R.A. Seligman.
Vol* I I . Hew York:
1930, pp. 4 2 1 - 2 3 .
SPROUL, Allan
Faults and frictions in our banking system,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHBONICLE,
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STEINER, W. H.
York:
THE MECHANISM OP COMMERCIAL CREDIT.
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Chaps.
I: The Evolution of Banking
II: Banking in the Present Economic
Order
III: Commercial Banking
IV: Some Further Aspects of Commercial Banking
V, Some Further Aspects cf
Commercial Banking
VI: Investment Banking
VII: Operation of the Banking
System
THOMAS, Woodlief
Money Trends, ANALYSTS JOUPH/L,
May, 1952, pp. 3-10.
commercial banks
TUTTLE, F. V.
Society's take in commercial banks,
SOCIAL SCIENCE,
April, 19-40.
WATKINS, Leonard L.
COMMERCIAL BANKING REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES.
Michigan Business Studies, Vol. VIII, No. 5.
Ann Arbor: Bureau of Business Research, School of
Business Administration, University of Michigan, 1938.
Pp. 133.
VATKINS, Leonard L.
COMMERCIAL BANKING REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES.
Ann Arbor: Bureau of Business Research, University
of Michigan, 1938. Pp. 523.
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WILLIS, H. Parker
AMERICAN BANKING. Chicago: La Salle
Extension University, 1921 (revised edition),
Pp. x, 336.
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AMERICAN BANKING.
Chicago? La S a l l e E x t e n s i o n U n i v e r s i t y ,
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Description and analysis of contemporary
commercial banking
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1. Function? of a bank and the different kinds of banks;
2. The principles of banking: from loans through
deposits to bank notes and exchange, ch. 1-9 (132 pp)
3. Problems of administration: reserves and balance
sheets (52 pp.) chaps. 10-12.
4-. The philosophy of government regulation of banking
(20 pp.) chap. 13.
5. The history of banking in U.S. (35 pp.) chaps. 14-15.
6. Analysis of the F.R. Act and its probable operation
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7. Comparisons with foreign experiences—-England,
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