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HAMILTON, Earl J., Chairman "The Economic Effects of War," (Abstract), THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXII, No, 1, Part 2, March, 1942, pp. 227-230, Papers presented: Nef, John U.: The Effects of War on Technology; Mitchell, W.C.: The Effects of the Civil War on Prices, Wages, and the Distribution of Income; Wolfe, A.B.: The Effects of War on Population; Hardy, C O . : The Effects of ¥ar on the Capital Market. With discussion from floor: Profs. Kiekhofer, Usher, Berry, Crook and others HANSEN, Alvin H. ff l General View of the Institutional Effects of the War," THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXII, No. 1, Part 2, March, 1942, pp. 351-368. Discussion: Vilson Wrightj 0. Morgenstern; Lowell J. Chawnerj R. B. Westerfield, ibid., pp. 332-390. HANSEN, Alvin H. 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Barnett, E. V. Kemmerer, pp. 118-123. SCOTT W. H. I '**-. y.tt*t bridge **?f. ike Urt/*crs/Jy Ires* ^'?- M*r U)ar. Pass iV? SELIGMAN, E. R- A. The cost of the war and hov i t was met, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, IX, December, 1919, pp. 739-770/ SHOTWELL, James T. "WHAT GERMANY FORGOT* 1940. New York: chap. IX: ^Tracing the Consequences" The W W — /4(le<r*t*t*t — *$<U9eto&*jTJ~ ." STAMP, S i r Josiah THE FINANCIAL AFTERMATH OF WAR. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1932. New York: WRIGHT, C. W., Editor ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF WAR AND ITS AFTERMATH. Walgreen Foundation Lectures. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1942. Pp. xi, 197. (published in England by Cambridge University Press).
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