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Anonymous The recent gold and currency operations of the Federal Reserve Banfts, ECONOMIC WORLD, December 11, 1915* CROSS, Ira Brovn. The gold policy of the United States• (Economic journal. London, 1919• 8°. v. 29, p. 25-36•) FOSTER, V* T. Shall we almndcm the gold standard? New York: 1924. 28 pp. FRIEDMAN, E. M«, Editor AMERICAN PROBLEMS OF RECONSTRUCTION. A NATIONAL SIMPOSIUM ON THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL ASPECTS* Nev York; Button, 1918. Pp. xxvi, 471 • Collection of papers under 4 general headings: (l) A perspective of the problem} (2) efficiency in production} (3) Adjustments in trade and finance} (4) programsmonetary and fiscal. Papers (among others) OVEN, A. L. Stabilizing foreign exchange, pp. 321-43* FISHER, I.: Stabilizing the dollar in purchasing power, pp. 361-90• KEMMERER, E. ¥•: The var and interest rates, pp. 391-414 SELIGMAN, E.R.A.: Fiscal reconstruction, pp. -427-46. FRIEDMAN, Elisha M. York: AMERICAN PROBLEMS OF RECONSTRUCTION. E. P. Dutton & Company, 1918. New HARDING, V. P. G. Author File Maintaining and Strengthening the Nation1 s Gold Reserve," TRUST COMPANIES, Vol. XXVII, No. 6, December, 1918. pp. 565-566. JAEGER, Ruth M. STABILIZATION OF THE FOREIGN EXCHANGES. New York: Press o f I s a a c Goldmann C o . , 1922. JAY, Pierre The responsibility of the federal reserve system for the maintenance of gold payments • New York: 1917- K1MMERER, E. ¥• Gold standard in the li^bt of post-var developments, CHINA WEEKLY REVIEW, June 29, 1929. also BANKERS MAGAZINE, March, 1929* FRIEIMAN, Elisha M. New York: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE AND ITS REORGANIZATION E. P. Dutton and Company, 1922. GEHLE, F. ¥• Wiy the gold standard nmst be restored and preserved, TRUST COMPANIES, November, 1921* HARDING, W. P. G. "Maintaining and Strengthening the Nation's Gold Reserve," TRUST COMPANIES, Vol. XXVII, No. 6, December, 1918. LEWIS, G. Vitalization of country's gold resources a problem for the Beeierve System, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BUNKERS ASSOCIATION, May, 1917. Pp. 2 Recommends counting gold in hands of Fed* Res. Agents as part of reserve held by the regional banks against notes issued. Contends that the mobilization of gold in circulation would also be desirable. MILLER, A. C. Federal Reserre System has mobilized gold and checked inflationary tendencies, TRUST COMPAHIES, July, 1916. MILLER, A* C. Our golden problem, THE ANNALIST, Annual Review, 1916 • Pp. 3. Impounding of gold in Fed* Fes. banks as means of minimizing inflation and of preventing an embarrassing foreign drain of gold after the war* ROBERTS, George E. The situation of the United States at the close of the European var—vith special reference to the gold supply, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPRUMENS, Vol. 7, No. 1, March, 1917, pp. 176-191. Eiscussion: by Murray S.fcildman,E.M. Patterson, Don C.Barrett, G.E. Roberts, pp. 192-198. Problem of gold influx and U.S. domestic monetary policy oj tlte ( V . W TRUST Coup/note* ^ece^ber'f Mi*' Vet. *xl S/a&s No. 4 VANDERLIg, Frank A* Our gold reserves a f t e r the war, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of P o l i t i c a l & Social Science, November, 1916. Pp. 9 . Discussion of European methods of controlling gold movements
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