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Revtc*: *>4 R 6 . $ http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ CO Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis tia^+tei JP£ K.J? Oct. / ^ OOFFIN, O.K. Rate. The Federal Reserve System and the Interest New York8 1929. Pp. 21. DICK, Ernst THE PROBLEM OF INTEREST IN ITS RELATION TO CURRENCY AND DEBT. London: Vllliams & Norgate, Ltd., 1< 1929. Pp. xv, 381. FRIDAY, David P r o f i t s and d i v i d e n d s i n 19J0: what e f f e c t w i l l t h e probable b u s i n e s s r e c e s s i o n hate on c o r p o r a t e p r o f i t s and dividends? BANKERS MAGAZINE, December, 1929* KOCK, K a r i n A STUDY ON INTEBEST RATES. 1929. London: P. S. King, LANDAUER, Carl Staat und Zins, AHCHIV PUR SOZIALWISSENSCHAFT UND SOZIALPOLITIK, Vol. LXI, Heft 5, 1929, pp. kk9-^6h. Monetary interest theory M Interest rates •Silton, Henry Rationalizing *nterest rates* Bankers Journal, Feb.1929, p.735) ( l n : American The Federal reserve system could preserve th< new normal rates for money. At l e a s t i t could p» vent serious fluctuations i n the general l e v e l of interest rates those that directly concern business* M Worthington, C.A. Credit history repeats itself* (ln: Aperies Bankers Association Journal, June 1929, p.1237) Elementary principles of F ederal Reserves Systen explained. Federal reserve system & credit
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