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ADAMS, E. Sherman Monetary policy and the present credit situation, BANKING, November, 1955, pp. 36-41, 155. AMERICAN MMKERS ASSOCIATION. ECONOMIC PGLICT COMMITTEE Monetary studies* parts 1-6• 1# 2# 3» lw 5* 6# N.Y. A.BJL.,revised ed. 195>5, Our financial system at nork* How our reserve banking system operates. Loans, investments and interest rates. Effects of Federal Reserve policies* Effects of Treasury operations* Basic issues of monetary policy• BENSEL, William E . Federal Reserve Open Market Operations in the Postwar Period, 19U6-195U. New York: Guaranty Trust Company, 1955* 202 pp. BLYTH, Robert B. The national debt a nd free money markets. An address before the Meeting of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association, Atlantic City, May 2k, 1955. COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICU, ?ol.l8l,no.51i3k, Jujje 2 , 1955, p. 2539. BLYTH, Robert B# The stock market and the public debt. An address given at a dinner meeting of the Association of Customer Brokers, Hew York c i t y , April 21, 19££• BUSH, Senator Prescott Timely monetary policy • PP .37,39. BANKING,XLVI, June \9$k9 CARSON, Deane "Recent Open Market Committee Policy and Technique," QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, LXIX, August, 1955- CARSON, Deaae Recent Open Market Committee Policy and Technique, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, L U X , August, 1955, PP. 321-42. COCHRAN, John A. Postwar Monetary Policy, CURRENT ECONOMIC COMMENT (University of Illinois), Vol. 17, No. A, November, 1955$ pp* 16-25• COLK, Gerhard ESSAYS IN PUBLIC FINANCE AND FISCAL POLICY. New York* Oxford University Press, 1955. 375 pp# COMMITTEE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Flexible Monetary Policy: Vhat It Is and How It Works. New York: Committee for Economic Development, 1953- 35 pp. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK The role of debt m o n e t i z a t i o n . February 1 9 5 5 , p . 1 7 - 2 0 . 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Valuable INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCE. New York Univ. The role of a flexible credit policy. BULLETIN no .191, May 16, 1955. 19p. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY KNOX, F. A. The revival of monetary policy in the United States, THE CANADIAN BANKER, v.62, Spring 1955, p.7-12. MARCUS, Edward Federal Reserve and the Treasury bill market, COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, v. 181, January 20, 1955, pp. 270-271. MARTIN, William McC#> J r . "Monetary Policy and the Real Estate Markets .w Statement a t a round-table discussion before the Subcommittee on Housing of t h e U.S. Senate Banking and Currency Comiaittee, Nov. 28-29, 19S# . Reprinted in FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN, Vol. Ul, Dec., 1955, p p . 1317-1322. MARTIN, William IfeChesney, Jr. Don't be afraid of prosperity; interview with the editors of U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT, February 11,1955 pp. 5U-61, 12U-31. MAXWELL, James A. FISCAL POLICY, ITS TECHNIQUES AND INSTITUTIONAL SETTING. New York: Holt, 1955. 218 pp. NATIONAL PUNNING ASSOCIATION *The need for further budget reforaf t a joint NPA statementj and COLM, Gerhardj *The Federal Budget and the National EconoBy/ PLANNING PAMPHLET, No* 90, March, 1925. 100 pp. RATCHFORD, B. U. Soae Aspects of Debt Management in the United States, PUBLIC FINAHCE (Finances Publiques), Vol. I, No. 2, 1955, PP. 133-U9. NADLER, Marcus, HELLER, Sipa, and SHIPHAN, Samuel S« THE MONEI MARKET AND ITS INSTITUTIONS. Hew loric: The Ronald Press, 1955. 325 PP* powers of monetary authorities j the mechanism of creating bank reserves and deposits. credit sod debt management policies of FR and Treasury since the war; New Tork as *n international financial center ROBERTSON, Dennis H. The Problem of Creeping Inflation, LONDON AND CAMBRIDGE BULLETIN, Nev Series No. 13, Mar h, 1955, pp. 2-4. (TIMES REVIEW OF INDUSTRY, March, 1955) • ROBERTSON, J. L. Problems confronting the Federal Reserve. Address before the 59th. Annual Convention of the Wisconsin Bankers Assn., Milwaukee, W i s e , June 21, 1955. COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, v . 182, no.5*M, July 7, 1955,pp.71, 78. ROBINSON, Marshall A. Federal Credit and creditors, ^anover: Dartmouth College, 1955• Subtitles Who Holder the National Debt? ROBINSON, Marshall A. Federal debt management, C i v i l War, World War I , and World War I I . AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Supplement, XLV, May 1955, p.388-1*01. R005E, Kenneth D. ECONOMICS OF RECESSION AND REVIVAL: AN INTERPRETATION OF 1 9 3 7 - 3 8 . New Haven: l a l e U n i v e r s i t y P r e s s , 19I&. 280 p p . SAYERS, Eichard S . The New lork Money Market through London Jjjyes, THE THEEE MNKS RE VIM, December, 1955, p p . 2 1 - 3 7 . SCOTT, Ira 0., Jr. The Regional Impact of Monetary Policy, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, Vol. 69, May, 1955, pp. 369-J&4. SIENKIEWICZ, C. A. Bankingand Credit Policies in a New Environment. An address before the Pennsylvania Bankers Association, Atlantic City, N.J. May 25, 1955. COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, Vo. 181. No. 5434, June 2, 1955. changes in form and character of commercial bank credit "under nev industrial conditions SMITHIES, Arthur and BUTTERS, J* Keith, EDITORS READINGS IN FISCAL POLICY. Vol. VII. American Economic Association Series. Homewood: Richard D. Irwin, 1955. SNAVELY, William P. The asset reserve plan: an appraisal, SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL, XXI, April, 1955. SFROUL, Allan Reflections of a central banker. Remarks before the joint luncheon of the American Economic Association and the American Finance Association, New York City, December 29, 1955• New York: Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 1955. 10 pp. SPRQUL, Allan Financial and Monetary P o l i c i e s , in the PROCEEDINGS of the 16th Annual Pacific Northwest Conference on Banking, April 7-8, 1955. Pullman: The State College of Washington, 1955, pp. 3-15. Discussion: by Miner Baker, pp. 16-18; Edwin C. Bobbins, pp. 1$-I0, and David T. Lapkin, pp. 21-25. 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Disagreement within the System itself: Should the Open Market Committee confine operations to short maturities, preferably treasury bills* Federal Reserve and Treasury reasons for tighter money. WOOD, Elmer Recent Monetary Policies, JOURNAL OF FINANCE, September, 1955. TOUNGDAHL, Carl R. "Monetary Policy in Recent Years," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 45, May, 1955. pp. 402-403. Discussion: by A. G. Hart and E. R. Rolph, ibid., pp. 409-414. YOUNGDAHL, Richard Monetary Policy in Recent Years, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. A5, No. 2, May, 1955, pp. 402-408. Discussion: by A. G. Hart and E. R. Rolph, ibid., pp. 409-4H. YOTJNGDAHL, Richard Interest Rates and Credit Policy. A talk at the conference of Bank Correspondents, F i r s t National Bank of Chicago, Chicago, I l l i n o i s , November 28, 1955. Pub. in THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, Vol. 182, No. 5488, December 8, 1955, pp. 11, 24-25. 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