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BURGESS, V. R. "Mechanism of reserve policy," JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN RANKERS ASSOCIATION, February, 1926, Pp. A. BURGESS, W. RANDOLPH "The Mechanism of Federal Reserve Policy" AMERICAN BANKERS' ASSOCIATION JOURNAL Vol XVIII, No. 8 February, 1926 PP. 553-555. Author File BURGESS, V. R. Mechanism of Reserve policy, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, XVIII, No. 8, February, 1926^ pp. 553-555- 0?*RtcK, K. K. The YU*ra( K« Boston : ^uiertftl Keserue B^Ks OARRICK, Krickel K. The Federal Reserve System. Reserve Bank of Boston, 1926. Boston: Federal CROSS REFERENCE, FISHER, ^ljde Olln see LOUNSBURY LOUHSBUHX, R. H„ and C. 0. yiaher "Two dangers threatening the Federal Reserve System," SOUTH ATLAHTIC QUARTERLY, April 1926. GREGORY, T. E. THE PRESENT POSITION OF BASKING IN AMERICA. Introduction by Walter Leaf. New Tork: Oxford University Press, 1925. Pp. 40. The author1 s observations are based upon a personal investigation. In particular, he discusses the branch banking controversy, par clearance, inelasticity of note issues, guarantee of bank deposits, the federal reserves in relation to faimers, and the fopen market1 policy. His concluding judgment is that fthe tone of the American banker is overwhelmingly provincial, even in New York," He also notes that the prestige of the Federal Reserve System is much greater abroad than at home. Note in THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, March, 1926, p. 139. HUBBARD, J. B. Author File Recent developments in federal reserve policy, HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, October, 1926, pp. 8 pp. Central Banking in the U.S. HUBBARD, J- B, Recent developments in federal reserve policy, HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, October, 1926, Pp. 8. Summarizes operations of Federal Reserve Banks for past four years. Concludes that they have contributed towards stability in business. HUBBARD, J. B. •Open-market money rates," HARVARD BUSIKESS REVIEW, April, 1926. Some observations on the movements of various openmarket rates; an estimate of the volume of transactions to which these rates apply; and a statement of the use of these rates in appraising the business situation. Abstract by G.H* Evans, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Sept, 1926, p. 543- JAY, Pierre "Federal Reserve Operations*n Chicago: Industrial Club of Chicago f 1926* Pp. 38. JAY, Pierre Federal reserve operations and the New York money market, TRUST COMPANIES, March, 1926. Reprinted e d i t i o n : Chicago, 1926. Pp. 38. JEFFERIES, T. 0. The federal reserve system--its purposes and i t s accomplishments. Manufacturers Trust Company Q A T R Y BULLETIN, July, 1922. Pp. JO. UREL Show that many of the criticisms of the Federal Reserve System are unfounded, abstract by N.R. Whitney, AMERICAN E O O I REVIEW, XIII, C N MC March, 1925, p. 182. K M E E , Edwin ¥ a l t e r (I875-1945) E MRR THE ABC OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (Preface by Benjamin Strong). Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1926 • LOUNSBURY, R* H* and FISHER, C. 0. "Two dangers threatening the Federal Reserve System, " #0TH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY, April, 1926* The loss of membership and state domination of our banking system are the dairgers. The McFadden bill affords only a partial relief from these. As a remedy for the dangers, it is suggested that a tax be imposed upon the ehecks of state banks, as formerly upon the notes of state banks, with the viev to forcing such banks to take out national charters. Abstract by G.H. Evans, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Sept. 1926, p. 5A3* MOSHER, Curtis (Asst. F.R. Agent, FRB-Minneapolis) Federal Reserve System in its Relation to Banking in the United States, THE CANADIAN BANKER, vol. 33, April, 1926. NoviTS Alexander J) . Tng WCU\ period BY /l»tcrtcz* PEPLE, Charles A. (editor) (I867- ) Questions and answers on the federal reserve system. Richmond* Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, 1926. PEPLE, C. A. (Editor) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTIM. Richmond, Va.z Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, 2d ed., 1926, Pp. xi, 178. This is an amplification of 1st ed., published in 1920. It is based upon correspondence which 5th F.R. District has had with bankers and also with teachers of banking in various schools in different parts of the country. A considerable amount of new material has been added to the 1st ed.; and, fwhilethe book of necessity still deals more particularly with the F.R. Bank of Richmond, an attempt has been made to make it descriptive of the F.R. System as a whole than was the 1st ed." AER, June 1927. TRIPLICATE REED, Harold L. The Recent work of the federal reserve administration, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, SFI, March, 1926. See Credit Policy Wells, Oscar* A plea for sound economics. (In A»3^A» journal. v.l9,Aug.l926. p.75,112-13.) Perhaps greatest economic achtevement in our time was passage of Federal reserve a c t . Economic wisdom of today,so far as Hr.w'ells i s able to interpret i t , i s in favor of an early enactment looking toward extension of these charters. p„a„s. FJLB. - Charters WILLIS, He Parker and STEINER, Williaia He FEDERAL RESERVE BASKHC PRACTICE, D. Appleton-Centuiy Co., 1926. Review: Mew York, detailed infonaation on early reserve bank operations by H. L. Reed, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XVI, D e c , 1926, pp. 697-703. STEINER, W. H. (and VILLIS, H. P. ) CROSS REFERENCE, see VILLIS FEDERAL RESERVE BANKING PRACTICE. New Yoric: D. Appleton-Cent\jry Co., 1926. Pp. x i x , 1016. VANDERLIP, Frank A* Should the Federal Reserve Banks be rechartered now? BANKERS MAGAZINE, May, 1926. VILLIS, H. Parker end STEINER, Villiem H. FEDERAL RESERVE BANKING PRACTICE. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1926.
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