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MflSETAHr CONTROL UNDER REGIME OF DEFICIT SPEEDING PROBLEM OF MONETARY CQHTBQL UNDER REGIME OF DEFICIT FINENCE ALDRICH, \H.nthrop¥. "Business recovery and government policy,* BAJKERS MAGAZINE, Jan. 1937. 3 HP* Author File ALDRICH, Winthrop V. The effect of easy money policies on savings, savings institutions, insurance companies, endoved institutions and commercial banks. New York: Chase National Bank, 1939* 18 pp. Monetary Policy in Recovery Phase, 1933-U ALDRICH, Vinthrop ¥. Author File Business recovery and government policy, BANKERS MAGAZINE, January, 1937. 3 PP. Monetary Policy in Recovery Phase, 1933-41. Author File ALDRICH, Winthrop V. Business revival and government policy* An address before the Chamber of ComnieTce of Houston, Texas, on December 11, 1935• New York: Chase National Bank, 1935. Monetary Policy in Recovery Phase ALDRICH, Winthrop W. Business Revival and Government Policy* An address before the Chamber of Commerce of Houston, Texas, on December 11, 1935• New York: Chase National Bank, pamphlet. in favor of combination program of raising reserve requirements and open-market sales by the Reserve banks. Author File ALDRICH, Winthrop V. Business Recovery and Government policy— National and International • An address before the Illinois Manufacturers1 Association, December 8, 1936. Monetary Policy in Recovery Phase BLACKETT, Sir Basil P. PLANNED MONEY. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1933. BURGESS, W. R. The banks and recovery, BANKERS MAGAZINE, April, 1939. Pp. 5. DONALDSON, John THE DOLLAR: A STUDY OF THE fNEWf NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM. New York: Oxford University Press, 1937. Pp. xix, 271. Review: by F. A. Lutz, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, vol. 47, Dec, 1938, pp. 892-4. Pt. I: internal aspects of dollar experiment survey of legislation in area of currency policy a/c of policy of raising reserve ratios of the member banks gold stabilization plan then comes chap, on fmonetary theories1 effects of dollar experiment on internal economy Pt. II: international aspects international conferences from Brussels, Genoa, downward survey of elements of internatl. trade theory DOUGLAS, Paul H. CONTROLLIHG DEPRESSIOMS. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1935. DRINKWATER, Francis H. MONET AHD SOCIAL JUSTICE. Burns, Oates & Vashboume, 193A• bank control of money supply, pp. 1-29% DRINKWATER, Francis H. MONEY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE. Burns Oates & Washbourne, 193-4* bank control of the moneysupply, pp. 1-29. DULLES, Eleanor Lansing DEPRESSION AND RECONSTRUCTION: A STUDY OF CAUSES AND CONTROLS. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1936. Pp. xii, 340. DULLES, Eleanor Lansing DEPRESSION AND RECONSTRUCTION. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1936. Pp. x i i , 340. Review: by H. R. Villard, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, vol. 44, D e c , 1936, pp. 840-42. review of events leading to depression EBSRSOLE, J. F. The money management powers of the Treasury and Pederal Reserve Banks, HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, XV, 1956, pp. 1-9. Public debt policy and economic stability ECCLES, Marriaer S. "Controlling BOOOLB and Depressions,11 FORTUNE, April 1937, 88a-88d, 178-182. ECCLES, M« S* "Our banking system must be put to vork," SPHERE, March, 1935. EDIE, Lionel D. "Stabilization from a National Viewpoint,* THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXV, March, 1935, pp. 164-170. FELLNEE, Villiam J. Monetary policies and hoarding in periods of stagnation, JOOBNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, June, 194-3. HANSEN, Alvin H. "Moeetary policy in the Upswings," in THE LESSONS OF MONETAE! EXPERIENCE (ed. by A. D. Gayer). New York: Farrar & Rinehart, 1937, pp. 89-98. in Tke Le*$prt* aC Monetary Eg&er/goce ctjhf A / ) ^ * e r , V.F. 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IP% of the national debt is 8&111 lodged in the hands of non=bank holders, but fairly Prompt balancing of the budget is increasingly desirable. HUBBAHD, J . B. Absorption of thelfaited S t a t e s debt, THE REVIEW OP KOONOMIO STATISTICS, X7III, August, 1956, PP. 126-JJ. nblit Jebf pet/o. c»W 0Hf<pl,ov<s A*<i V/,e &,*fo I C ^**»«f?L_J!?£j*^. B0^r K M T , Fred I "Monetary Policies•" Minneapolis? of Minnesota Press, 1935• University 26 pp« (Day and Hour Series of the University of Minnesota, No. 10) Essentials '93* pp. (or f-izz. , buslau^ec/ nccoucru couet •« McLaughlin, G. V. Why Bankers are Concerned with Federal Finance, BANKERS MAGAZINE, February, 1933. Pp. 3. M Moley, Baymond Must the Government take over the banks? (In: loday, Feb. 3, 1934, p* 3,4,22,23). Control of credit is the central problem of recovery, and if it is not achieved one way, it will be another... There ought to be a fair measure of private initiative, held under strong and oarefully articulated public supervision. Clipped and filed in v. f*-Banks and bankingGovBrmaent control. Banks and bnnlrlng-TInti nnnl ierritl oa^ Central banks. MOULTOM, H.G. "The Relation of Credit and Prices to Business Recovery*1 PROC. ACAD. POL. SCI Vol XVI No. 1 April, 193U PATCH, Buel V. Credit policy and control of recovery, EDITORIAL RESEARCH REPORTS. Washington; B.C.: 1937. 20 pp. PATCH, B. V. Credit Policy and Control of Recovery, EDITORIAL RESEARCH REPORTS, January 5, 1937. Pp. 20. PATMAN, Wright BANKERTEERING, BONUSEERING, MELLONEERING. Texas: Wright Patman Publications, 1934. bank control of money supply Paris, ROGERS, James Harvey Some Lessons of Recent Money Policy in the United States• Paper given at Third Annual Research Conference on Economics and Statistics, June 28 to July 23, 1937, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Cowles Commission for Research in Economics* Abstract in REPORT OF THIRD ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE . . . 1938. Pp. 108, emphasizes the dollar devaluation program of FDR Administration as a means of preserving a longrun cheap money policy SIMPSOH, H. D. PURCHASING POWER AND PROSPERITY: AH ESSAT XI THE ECOHOMICS OF RECOVER!. Chicago: Foundatioa Press, 1936. 119 pp. SIMPSON, H. D. PURCHASING POWER AND PROSPERITT: AN ESSAY IN THE ECONOMICS OF RECOVERY. Chicago: Foundation Press, 1936. Pp. Ix, 149. Review: by V. A. Mimd, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXVI, Dec. 1936, pp. 733-34. 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Presidential address-delivered at the 50th annual meeting of the American Economic Assn., Atlantic City, N.J., Dec. 28, 1937, THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC BEVIEW, Vol. XXVIII, March 1938, pp. 1-7. u Money Warrem, Robert The World currency muddle* (In: Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science, May 1956, p.45-52) In every major nation,the exigencies of the natiomal exchequer demand and receive first consideration and dominate both thn formalation of monetary policy and the operation of the monetary system* WilTTLESEY, Charles R. Banking and the New Deal. PUBLIC POLICY PAMPHLETS, No. 16. The Ucl WILLIS, H- Parker "Monetary Policies of the Bur National Administration," in PROCEEDINGS of the 8th Annual Session, Institute of Public Affairs, Athens, Georgia, May 8-15, 1934- Athens: University of Georgia, 1934* WILLIS, H. Parker American Banking during 1930, THE BAHKER (London), Vol. XVII, No. 61, February, 1931* WILLIS, H. Pazter "Restoring Bank Liquidity in the United States," (London) THE BANKER, March 1930. Vol. n i l , No. 50, M Specula tion Willis, H# Parker American banking and the panic of 1929• The Banker, December 1929, p.301- ) fin: The smaller banks throughout the country hare never g i w n up that dependence upon the larger banks which was established before the Federal Reserve system was created.••Although they have been obliged to place their reserve balances o f f i c i a l l y speaking with the Federal Reserve , they continue to keep most of their surolus with cor* respondent banks. WOOLFSON, A. P. What are the prospects for a sustained business recovery? BANKERS MAGAZINE, October, 1938. Pp. 6. VOOLFSON, A. P. Monetary management, corporate financing and business recovery, BANKERS MAGAZINE, December, 1937. Pp. 6. ZUKERMAN, T. David The technique of borrowing and repayiaent, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, C LXXXIII, January, 1936, pp. 147-156.
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