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AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION "What Should Be the Relative Spheres of Private Business and Government in Our Postwar American Economy?" Symposium by Past Presidents of the American Economic Association, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIV, No- 1, March, 1 9 U , pp. 288-304. Introductory remarks: J. V. Bell Participants: F. A. Fetter; Walter F, Willcox; T. N. Carver;r;W. c. Mitchell; E. y. Kemmerer; J.R. Commons; E. F. Gay; E. L. Bogart; J. M. Claric; Irving Fisher; Q.M.W. Sprague; F. C. Mills; S. H. Slichter; E. G. Nourse, D. Axu. Vans ; 7 ^rr • rUcm-fo*, Worwivift, /9s-y BEPLE, A.A., Jr. Government Function in £ Stabilized National Economy, AMEFICAN ECONOMIC FEVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp. 27-33. Edscussicn: C. C. Abbott; Myron J. Spencer, ibid., pp. 39-44 BBOVN, Lewis H. Using Private Business Agencies to Achieve Public Goals in the Postvar Vorld, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp. 71-31• Discussion: F. B. Garver, R« A. Gordon, pp. 32-36 Govt, and p r i v a t e e n t e r p r i s e CLAM, John D. (Council of Economic Advisers) "Can Government Influence Business S t a b i l i t y ? " JOURNAL OF FINANCE, Vol. I I , No. 1 , A p r i l , 1947, op. 65-75. CLAFK, John D. Can government influence business s t a b i l i t y ? JOUBNAL OF FINANCE, April, 1947. Pp. 1 1 . CLARK, J. M. •"The Relation of Government to the Economy of the Future," Journal of Political Economy, v. XLIX, Dec. 1941, pp. 797-816. CLARK, J. M. SOCIAL CONTROL OF BUSINESSBook Co., Inc., New York: McGraw-Hill 2d re ised ed- New material on fundamental aspects of depression, ghe New Deal, economic planning, Soviet and Fascist-Nazi systems. Pp. 537. DIMOCK, iMarshall Edward FREE ENTERPRISE AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE. University, Ala.: University of Alabama Press, 1951. Pp. x, 179. F#Sjp«.!IT, Soloaon GOVERNMENT IK ECONOMIC LIFE. 35th Annuel Report. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, May 1955* HALL, Ford P. GOVERNMENT MD BUSINESS. New York: Book Co., 3d e d . , 1949. Pp. x i , 594. McGrev-Hill HANDLIN, Oscar and HANDLIN, Mary Flug COMMONWEALTH, A STUDY OF THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN THE AMERICAN ECONOMY: MASSACHUSETTS, 1774-1361. Review: by W. T. Easterbrook, Canadian Journal of Economics & Political Economy, XV, pp. 427by Chester ¥. Wright, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LV, Feb., 1947, pp. 351-2 HALL, Ford P . GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS. i v icGrav-Hill Book Co. Nev York: r e v i s e d and e n l a r g e d 2d e d . , 1939. Pp. 45?. HARTZ, Louis ECONOMIC POLICY AND DEMOCRATIC THOUGHT: Pennsylvania> 1776-1860. HARVARD UNIVERSITY — TERCENTENARY CONFERENCE AUTHORITY AND THE INDIVIDUAL. Cambridge: Harvar d University P r e s s , 1937. Pp. x + 3 7 1 . .3 CD ioa O &> !? %% CD So w s oik M •• Q «<J O O O £ O W H CD •• P 133 H H« CO OdCT O S3 §3. P. CD W o 8 Un^frochi/e £t e r t o ^ liUr^(isa LX|l/( OcK C i m f c o c / ^ ; H^uorc/ VISTf p-V-5-7 HEATH, Milton S. CONSTRUCTIVE LIBERALISM: THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN GEORGIA TO I860. Cambridge: Harvard University P r e s s . London: Geoffrey Cumberlege3 1954-. Pp. v i i i , 448. Review; by Walter S. Buckingham, J r . , ECONOMICA, Vol. XIII, no. 88, Nov., 1955, pp. 364-65. econ. history of Ga. down to Civil War see for role of state in area of banking KIHLEY, David GOVERNMENT CONTROL ON ECONOMIC LIFE, AND OTHER ADDRESSES. New York: Gregg P u b l i s h i n g C o . , 1936. Pp. 4 3 1 . KINLEY, David GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF ECONOMIC LIFE AND OTHER ADDRESSES. New y o r k ; Gregg P u b l i s h i n g C o . , 1 9 3 6 . Pp. x i i i , 418. "Government control of eco nomic enterprise is not new,' say the authors of "Public Con trol of Economic Enterprise,' Harold Koontz and Richard W. Gable. "Despite a tendency on the part of many to regard it as a New Deal phenomenon, sparked by a series of emergencies in the last quarter century, the exercise of government restrictions on business is virtually as old as business itself." There are, it seems, six main patterns of control: control to determine the degree of competition, control of price, control of output, control of business conduct, control to reduce personal economic risks and control to stabilize the economy as a whole. On most controversial points they are painstakingly impartial, but they lose a little of that quality when they consider controls to encourage inefficiency, the placing of "umbrellas" over the costs of inefficient producers, such as small farmers. "The requests of these groups," they say, "have been aided by the rather naive belief, apparently so widely entertained, that somehow all can become richer by giving everyone a stable or increasing proportion of a national income which he does not help to augment," KOONTZ, Harold D . , and GABLE, Richard W. PUBLIC CONTROL OP BUSINESS ENTERPRISE. New York: McGraw-Hill Bo4k C o . , I n c . , 1 9 5 6 . Pp. 8JO. LANE, Robert E. THE REGULATION Oi BUSINESSMEN: SOCIAI CONDITIONS OF GOVERNMENT. New Haven: YaleU n i v e r s i t y Prer.s, 1954. Pp. x i i i + H 4 . LEWIS, Ben V. "The Government as Competitor: The Effect on Private Investment," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXI?, June, 1939, pp. 286-298. Pp. 13 LIPPIiNGOTT, Benjamin E. ( E d i t o r ) GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF THE ECONOMIC ORDER: A SYMPOSIUM. M i n n e a p o l i s : U n i v e r s i t y of Minnesota P r e s s , 1 9 3 5 . Pp. v i i i , 119- LIPPINCOTT, Benjamin E. (Editor) GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF THE ECONOMIC ORDER: A SYMPOSIUM. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1935. Pp. viii + 119 LYON, Leverett S. and ABRAMSON, Victor, with the collaboration of C. L. DEARING, F. A. FETTER, C. 0. HARDY, P. T. H6MAN, Ben ¥. LEWIS, E. G. NOURSE, and Eleanor POLAND. GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMIC LIFE: DEVELOPMENT AND CURRENT ISSUES OF AMERICAN PUBLIC POLICY. Vol. II. Washington: Brookings Institution, 1940. Pp. xi, 781. Review: by Theodore J. Kreps, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. LII, March, 1944, pp. 33-4. LYON, Leverett S . , WATKINS, Myron ¥ . , and ABRAMSON, Victor GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMIC LIFE: DEVELOPMENT AND CURRENT ISSUES OF AMERICAN PUBLIC POLICY. Vol. I . Washington: Brookings I n s t i t u t i o n , 1939. Pp. x v i , 519. FA-.-iewt by Theodore J . Kreps, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECOWOm, Vol. LII, March, 1944, pp. S 3 - 4 . •<££ * d d 'Yfol ' s s e a j SJHEBJJV onqtid :uo^3trmsBft •Nonvzniaowia JO soiwoNOoa SHI •JJ» *X» f *3 '3NIISNSA0H MANNING, T.G., POTTER, D. M. and DAVIES, W.E. GOVERNMENT AND THE AMERICAN ECONOMY, 1370-present: Select problems in historical interpretation. New York: Henry Holt, 1950. Pp. xvi, 464. LYON, Leverett S.} Watkins, Myron v., and Abramson, Victoi GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMIC LIFE. Washington: The Brookings Institution, 1939* see chapter (by Charles 0. Hardy) on "Monetary Mechanism." MacIVER, Robert M. THE WEB OF GOVERNMENT. New York: Macmillan Co., 1947. Pp. ix, 498. McDIARMID, John GOVERNMENT CORPORATIONS AND FEDERAL FUNDS. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1938. Pp. xx, 244. Review* by Ben *. Lewis, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION, v. 34, D e c , 1939, pp. 625-27. Survey of early Govt, corporations and chapter case studii studies of the Nev Deal corporations, especially TVA MUND, Vernon GOVERNMEMT AKD BUSINESS. Bros., 1950. Pp. xx, 659. New York: Harper & PERSONS, Varren M. GOVERNMENT EXPERIMENTATION IN BUSINESS. Mv York: Wiley, 1934.. Ppl xi, 268. PRIMM, J. N. ECONOMIC POLICY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A WESTERN STATE: MISSOURI, 1820-1860. FJBEB, Thomas H. (Editor) GOVEPMMENT IN A DEPRESSION. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1933• CART}JFL Edward V.J VEST, Bradford V., and C.C. o*</©*ie«'S HERVEY, Jchn G. . GomtiAA/VGAir • Chicago; T»o*d*hin fr^ss, 1st ed., 1934; 2J. <?</.. /9SS- Pp. to'gs.t n<in 3d rev. ed., 1938. Pp. awiii» 7 8 ° Rc»«<c); b<| H J . A f Holts r C*. £c. Journal J'W • 3T »« * /fy;r// "f^C Eeviev: by E&vetrd Si.dtaaoar, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, (3d rev* vol. 46, October, 1938, pp. 754-5^ ed., 1953} Pp. xviii, 780. new chaps, on (i) government housing and fanag tenancy legislation; agricultural crop control producers and consumers cooperatives, govt., control of prices, and regulation of business by taxation. SlffPSaA/ Herbert ^ I <?chu*fft«f5 I /9)^I?P/0^A3 SurPLG/VizAJT Vol. W KC6/OO/V/C a fG + rch /vfc~u/fc>'u/ J1$V pp. 3PENGLER, J. J. The role of the state in shaping things economic, THE TASKS OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, Supplement No. VII to JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, 1947. STABLE MONET ASSOCIATION Stable money association: the movement for a sounder money. 55 pp. The movement for a soimder money. New York: Stable Money Association, 1929. 55 PP» H r.re/^n,1 * ' 6 S tLeonard * i n 1 9 2 5(1926); « H'P- W U i a iszt pres,., „nd """"^ pres.,TNorman STEIN, Emanuel THE OOVERNMKST AND THE INVESTOR. New York, Farrar & Rinohart, 1941 • 2$. 135-219: g0\*erniaent regulation of private financial institutions STEINER, George A. GOVEBNMENflS BOLE IN ECONOMIC U F E . McGraw-Hill, 1953. pP« xi » ^ ° N.X., fieviev: by James k. Maxwell, PEVIEV. OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS, vol. 36, Aug., 1954, p. 356. SVEEZY, Alan R. "The Government's Responsibility for Full Employment," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIII, March, 19-43, pp. 19-26. Discussion: C.C. Abbott, Myron J . Spencer, i b i d . , pp. 39-44-. / HomcvUoad ntchsrct J). 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