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AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION. Economic Policy Commission TREASURY WAR BORROWING AND THE BANKS. Report of Economic Policy Commission, April, 1942. This report presents estimates of the size of the var program to be financed and discusses various methods of raising the needed funds. It discusses the role of the banks in war financing and the probable effect of war financing on loans and investments, deposits, capital funds, and the ratios of capital funds to deposits and to loans and investments. The investments are through June 30, 19-43. BURGESS, V. Handolph "The effects of war financing on banks," BANKING, September 1942. BURGESS, V. R. "Effects of the Var on Banking," BANKERS MAGAZINE, September, 1942. Pp. 4 . BUEGESS, W. Randolph "The Effects of War Financing on Banks,11 BANKING, September, 1942. This article covers the main points presented in the ABA1 s Economic Policy Commission Report (April, 1942), and includes revised estimates on bank loans and investments and deposits for June 30, 1943 • FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN Bank Credit, War Finance, and Savings September, 1942. This article is a brief, concise summary of recent banking developments, e.g. (1) the cause of the decrease in excess reserves, (2) the methods by which the Treasury has raised needed funds in recent months, with emphasis on bank purchases of Government securities (3) the growth in bank deposits, and (U) the growth in individual savings* HANSEN, Alvln H. We can pay the war bill, ATLANTIC MONTHLT, October, 19^2. HANSEH, Alvin H. "The Federal debt and the future," HABPER'S, Vol. 184, April 1942, pp. 489-500. HANSEN, A. H. and GREER, Guy The federal debt and the f u t u r e , HARPER'S A p r i l , 1942. INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCE. Effect of the War on the Commercial Banks of the United states. BULLETIN NO. 122. Nev York; Nev York University, September 10, 1942. Nev Tork University. Institute of International Finance Effect of the Var on the Commercial Banks of the United States, BULLETIN No. 122, September 10, 1942. The first half of this study is a factural summary of means of financing the war and recent changes in the field of banking. The second part is a discussion of the effect of the war on interest rates and credit policies of the monetary authorities, and covers the possible long-range and postwar effects as well as the immediate situation. ovme Mfech $41 t Mtfn of lUe M » - lit, /VuW//*^ fHtrii febneoHy JL\+ / f y ^ NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH Series on "Our Economy in War."
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