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xii, 450 pages : frontispiece (portrait) diagrams ; 22 cm |
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Foreword, by A.D. Gayer.--The United States: Eccles, M.S. Controlling booms and depressions. Williams, J.H. International monetary organization and policy. Agnell, J.W. The general objectives of monetary policy. Hansen, A.H. Monetary policy in the upswing. Rogers, J.H. Monetary initiative in a traditional world.--Canada: Noble, S.R. The monetary experience of Canada during the depression.--England: Hawtrey, R.G. The credit deadlock. Keynes, J.M. The theory of the rate of interest. Strakosch, Sir Henry. The monetary tangle of the postwar period.--Denmark: Pedersen, Jørgen. Monetary policy and economic stability.--Germany: Schumacher, H. Germany's present currency system. Bibliography (p. 234-235)--Holland: Verrijn Stuart, G.M. The Netherlands during the recent depression.--Italy: Einaudi, Luigi. The medieval practice of managed currency.--Poland: Mlynarski, Feliks. Proportionalism and stabilization policy. |
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--Sweden: Lindahl, Erik. International economic reconstruction realized through rational management of free currencies. Ohlin, Bertil. Employment stabilization and price stabilization.--India: Shirras, G.F. The absorption of gold: a study in monetary policy.--China: Soong, T.V. Lessons of Chinese money policy. Kann, E. The currencies of China: old and new.--Japan: Fukai, Eigo. The recent monetary policy of Japan.--Australia: Copland, D.B. Australian monetary policy in the depression, 1930-1933. Bibliography (p. 423)--Geneva: Loveday, A. Collective behavior and monetary policy.--Appendix: Biographical sketch of Irving Fisher. Selected bibliography of the economic writings of Irving Fisher (p. 445-450). |
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Fisher, Irving, 1867-1947.
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Fisher, Irving, 1867-1947. |
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Currency question.
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Currency question. |
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Money.
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Money. |
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Gold.
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Gold. |
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Economics.
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Economics. |
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Festschriften.
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Festschriften.
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Gayer, Arthur D. (Arthur David), 1903-1951.
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Essays in honor of Irving Fisher |
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