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AGGER, E. E. New Orientation in Federal Reserve Policy. Alleged Policy to Centralize Control in the Federal Reserve Board seems to be in harmony with the Reserve Bank Theory, AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, April, 1927, p. 7-43. ALEXANDER, Louis The inner mind of the Federal Reserve Board* (American Bankers Association, Journal, New York, 1925. U°. v, 17, p. 675-676, 722.) BELL, J.V. and MITCHELL, W. F. "The Ptderal Reserve Board—Its Problems and .FolicyDISCUSSION," (Vhitaker-Schneider papers), AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XX, March 1930, pp. 108-113. 0) -p X! 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AkknKc Monthly f JuL /9X9 " ftui.'o^ and ^tdat-itms o f *«<- %A»oA. *««o«. goo»<rf "/*, repE^c y?e^c«</e /AJ op£KAT/6/0 8*>K d., • /Utfco V<A-K : svsre* fife0r**» Uc. '9JS, 0Jr*f. AM/ ,(/>/>. ~M'f /97-i^J H/»Roi/t><^f W.P. G. " The htttcf-uois QHC( neiictc-s oAna. &f -fde. HAFDING, W. P. G* The Fimctions and Policies of the Federal Reserve Board. Cleveland: Chamber of Commerce, 1920. 18 pp. MITCHELL, Valdo F. Federal Reserve Board, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XX, 1930. MORGMSTERN, Oskar Developments in the federal reserve system, HARVABD BUSINESS REVIEW, October, 1930. pp. 1-7. F. R. S. - and politics FRS Policies FR Board - discount policy FRB-NY - credit policy PARRY, Carl E. Work of the Board of Governors, in BANKING STUDIES. Baltimore: Waverly Press (for B/G of the Federal Reserve System), 19A1. PATTERSON, E. M., Editor The Federal Reserve Board and its Accomplishments. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE, January, 1916. PLATT, E. A reserve board's effort in the '20s, BANKING, August, 1935. Pp. 4. PLATT, E. "A Reserve Board's Effort in the «20's. BANKING, August, 1935, 4- PP- IVt* volicu-s Federal &pt. and &d*&/'?i'si-G&1'tc>r* o(- t h e fvr&<z#-ire Board 22, /<U/>. ^ / £coA}OAf#z v^7 # . W6RL£> REED, Harold L. n ¥ork of the Federal Reserve Board," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, January, 1 9 2 1 . 6 card xxj* JdoRo/>c OF >to ' •> J^^oar^ P^UiTlC^/^U «<l^i £c*/ao/Hy p p . :5?-77. HEED, n. L« The work of the Federal Reserve Board, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 29, Jantiary, 1921. pp. 57-77. WEISSMAN, R. L. THE NEW FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM: THE BOARD ASSUMES CONTROL. Nev York: Harper, 1936. 301 pp. B6Vi W S K a r l R. Bopp, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXVII, March, 1937, pp. 185-86. VEISSMAN, R. L. THE NEW FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM: THE BOARD ASSUMES CONTROL. New York: Harper, 1936. Pp. xli, 301 Brief review: by Karp R. Bopp, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, v. 27, March, 1937. • o • •K B # »H p3 J* •3 0) fc *« 0) Q %& ^ H + *»H « • o m KO r-\ jl'o Oo &-• p• , -P U c\ H . - < fl -P *H mux _!i PQ 1 Q) ti •a 0) erf w CO 02 <1> 0) <D Ptf P PL« S3 •d 452> 59 CD J® CO 0 4 H 59 <D S3 ' W ^3 0) O <D Pn £ « * • * •\ > 3 M o g M 5 s o P3 o o CH erf C o 25 o P3 sao M H M h4 ^ • o to c^ fe 0^ 2 3 P. a • O -4 H x: O • SH P- 3 CD -H ,0 fr •> °£ 8^£ ^ ~c/D# ^ . > i—i • H S£ P ^ 4s -4" 0> <*rH «*<r\ O <0 HD *H H + 3 ^ <^2 + o -^ 1 ^ *•"* ££ M pc; MY, fc PQ cd H <*J Pn• •• »>* £ rO 0) •H > CD &. This monograph comprises a critical analysis of the set-up of the F.R. system, with particular reference to the problem of credit control. The author follows a summary of the events leading up to the establishment of the system with discussions of reserves and note issues, loans and rediscounts open-market operations, and international relations. His analysis demonstrates desirability of great er concentration of power over discount rates and open-market ops. than now exists in hands of the Bd. The author feels such powers are more important than the increased powers for direct pressure granted to By. by Banking Act of 1933. He feels that control over relations with foreign b banks, granted by that Act, are not satisfactory and would be unnecessary if Bd. had necessary discount rate and open mkt. contro! CAN VEYFORTH, William 0. The Federal Reserve Board; a Study of Federal Reserve Structure and Credit Control. (Johns Hopkins University Studies, Nev Series, No. 19, 1933) WILLIS, H. Parker "Work of the Federal Reserve Board," JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, June, 1915. Pp. A. WILLIS, H. Parker Work of Federal Reserve Board, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, June, 1915. WITHERS, Hartley. Federal Reserve Board's work. (Sperling's journal. London, 1922. 8 ° . v. 10, no. 55, p. 27-36.)
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