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ATKINS, Paul M.
BANK BOND INVESTMENT AND SECONDARY RESERVE
MANAGEMENT. Boston: Bankers Publishing Co., 1940.
Pp. 415.
ATKINS, Paul M.
Secondary reserve program, BANKERS
MAGAZINE,
February, 1940.
Pp. 5 .
ATKINS, P. M.
Secondary reserve policies and programs,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
December, 1939; and January, 1940.
Pp. U, 6.
ATKINS, Paul M.
Determining a priiaaiy reserve policy, BANKERS
MAGA2INE, Hov. 1939, 4 pp.
Secondary reserve policies and programs, ibid., Dec.
1939 and Jan. 1940. Pp. Ul 6.
ATKINS, P. M.
Determining a primary reserve policy^
BANKERS MAGSZINE (Hew York), October, 1939.
Pp. 7.
ATKINS, Paul M.
Bank Investment problems, BANKERS
MAGAZINE,
May, 1939.
Pp. 7 .
ATKINS, P. M.
BANK SECONDARI RESERVE AND INVESTMENT POLICIES.
New York:
1930. pp. vii, 158.
ATKINS, Paul M.
The Official Supervision of Bank Security
Portfolios, BANKERS MAGAZINE, July, 1938.
Pp. 7.
ATKINS, P. M*
The scientific organization of a secondary
reserve, BAMERS MAGAZINE,
August, 1930.
ATKINS, P. M.
Difference between bank secondary reserve and
investment accounts, BANKERS MAGAZINE,
September, 1930•
ATKINS, P. M.
Present importance of the secondary reserve,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
December, 1931.
ATKINS, P, M*
Distortions in the compositicai of bank secondary
reserves, BANKERS MAGAZINE,
January, 1931•
ATKINS, P. M.
The relation of deposits to secondary
reserves, BANKERS MAGAZINE,
October, 1930.
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Reserves-Secondary
Burrla, Eugene M#
Do bank secondary reserves theories need revising, a reply to a letter by John ?• Duke...
(In: Bankers magazine, ^ . i . , December 1921, p.725?
410
When earnings in other lines are reduced as
they are now is it just for eonmereial banks to
continue -paying "usual" dividends of 12 per cent*
BURBIS, E # H.
Do bank seccaidary reserve theories need
revising? A reply to a letter by John P. Duke of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, BANKERS MAGAZINE,
December, 1931*
BURRIS, E. H*
To-day1 s bank inTestment program; hov
scientific management policies can be successfolly
applied to the bankfs present-day investment problem,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
January, 1930*
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DECKER, 0. ?.
Principles of bank investment policy,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
October, 1938.
Pp. 8.
EBERSOLE, J . F.
Protecting Bank Bond Investments, HARVAED
BUSINESS REVIEW,
Summer, 1940.
Pp. 7 .
EBERSOLE, J. Franklin
BANK MANAGEMENT, A CASE BOOK. New York:
McGraw-Hill Book Company,
2d ed., 1935-
Pp. 510-
deals with banking problems of depression
period and policies and practices of Ndw Deal in
meeting such problems
f
HARTZEL, Eljner
"The measurement of a bank's secondary* and
Investment reserves," JODRNAL OF BUSINESS,
October 1934-
LIVINGSTON, Homer J.
MANAGEMENT POLICIES IS AMERICAN BANKS; A study
based on a survey of federal and s t a t e supervisory
agencies. Foreword by Edward E. Brown. New York:
Harper, 1956. Pp. 158.
An analysis of responsibilities and methods of
bank management which includes suggestions for improvement of present practices.
M0NN, G* G*
The secondary line of defence; a discussion of
the composition of the bank's secondary reserves,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
June, 1929.
This is the 5&x in a series on subject ofmanaglng
the bank's investment.
BOPKEI, Robert G,
SOUND POLICIES FOR BANK MANAGEMENT* Foreword by Frederic H* Curtiss. New York* The Ronald
Press Company, 1944 •
Pp» xi v * 224*
Literature on Bank Management
Bank operations—
Review: by f. A# Bradford, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,
XXXIV, September, 19U, pp- 608-09*
Decline in short-term commercial loans and high grade
bond yields; thinning capital margins; risks of
changing interest rates and depreciation of
assets; price competition with business for future
executive talent•
ROCKET, Robert G. (ed.)
BAM OPERATIONS: Proceedings of the Third
Annual Michigan Bankers Association Study Conference,
Ann Arbor, Dec. 5 and 6, 1940. Ann Arbor: School
of Business Administration, University of Michigan,
19a, Pp. 63.
RODKEY, Robert G. (editor)
BANK OPERATIONS, Proceedings of the Third
Annual Michigan Bankers Association Study Conference,
Ann Arbor, December 5-6, 1940•
Ann Arbor: School of Business Administration,
University of Michigan, 1941. Pp. 6 3 .
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