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Economic Theory and i t s History (see also 0)

Business Cycles «>(bows <4-fa 3 3>J

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Money, the Money Economy, and Economic History(see also A) 8 o x « ? 5 3 f ~~ZS'^

National planning (go X )5)

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AAAS American Association for the Advancement of ScienceASA American Economic AssociationASA American Statistical Association3ASM The Backward. Art of Spending Honey3C Business Cycles; (13) denotes 1913 volume, (27) denotes 1S27

volumeBC "Business Cycles" courseBCU Business Cycles and UnemploymentEC "Economic Change" courseEH "Economic History" courseEG "Economic Origins" courseGPW Gold, Pricofl, and Vi'anres under the Greenback StandardjiG A History of GreenbacksH? History of Prices During the V«arILO International Labor OrganizationISI International Statistical InstituteLS'i Lucy Sprague Mitchell (wife)M "money" course'•3B Measuring Business Cycles];.'£, "..'oney Economy" courseVUINT '..akir.g and Usine Index Nunbers*3 National Bureau of Economic Research:TRB National Resources BoardIJRC National Resources CommitteeSSRC Social Science Research CouncilTo "Types of Economic Theoyy" courseuCl Y.'esley Clair Mitchell'.VriPBC Yrhat Haooens during Business Cycles

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>, \ / ^ o v ^\ 1893, Nov.29; hoi. 16 p.; excerpt copy, 3 p; "Austrian Theory of Value";( ' O O A -*— talk to University of Chicago Philosophical Club.

1 1903, Aug.21; hoi. 3 p; Advanced Economics seainar; 1st lecture;u/ course plans.

1905, Aug.[?]; hoi. 3 p.; Advanced Economics, 2nd lecture; definitionsof economics; Pantaleoni, Ricardo - economic man; abstract theory.

1906, Dec.17; hoi. 1 p.; Advanced economics examinations.

1907, Apr.24; hoi. 6 p.; Advanced Economics; course summary, economicman, Smith, Utilitarians, Cairnes, Marshall, Schmoller, economicmethods, problem of wages.

1S07, Aug.20; hoi. 2 p.; History of Economic Thohght;lst lecture;course plans.~ 1911, May 5; hoi. 3 p.; Economics Seminar; Veblen!s "preconceptions".

1912, Mar.28; hoi. 1 p.; lecture notes; economic psychology.

1915, Oct.6; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; 2nd lecture; Benthaau1913, Oct. 3; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; use of Benthaa's moral arithmetic.1913, Oct.13; hoi. 8 p.; Tp; 4th lecture; moral arithmetic.1913, Oct.15; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Utilitarians, Ricardo.1913, Oct.20; hoi. 3 p.; Tp; 6th lecture; RicardoTs preconceptions.;course plan outline.

1913, Dec.l & 3; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Ricardo and disciples.1915, Dec.10, 15 & 17; hoi. 9 p.; Tp; Seniorfs Outline; bibliography.

K / 1914, Jan. 27; hoi. 1 p.; special Tp examination.1914, April & May; hoi. 61 p.; Tp; contents list, hedonism, types oftheory - hedonistic and evolutionary, course summary.

1914, ?iay [?]; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; final lectures; problems, hedonism.1914, Nov.50; hoi. 9 p.; copy excerpt 2 p.; "Classical theory of value"talk to Columbia Economics Club; WCli notes on iiarx on Ricardo

. ' ' attached.A435 1914 [?]; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; introductory lecture draft (for 1915) -

clas3 plans, rationality, institutions.A700 1914 [?]; hoi. 2 p.; "Use of Dewey's Social Psychology in Economic

theory".

1915, Feb.3; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; aim of theory; course plans;classical economics.

1915, Feb.8; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; Ricardo's rent theory-assumptions.1915, Feb. 10; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Ricardo^ assumptions.1915, Feb.15; hoi. Ip.; Tp; 4th lecture; Ricardofs assumptions.1915, Feb.17; hoi. 3 p. [incomplete]; Tp; Ricardo's rent theory; post-Ricardian economics.

1915, Feb.24; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; 6th lecture; Ricardians, R. Jones,Ricardian socialists, Lloyd, Longfield.

1915, !*!ar.-!iay; hoi. 1 p.; Tp.; list of class dates and lecture topics.1915, ilar.l; hoi. 1 p.; Tp.; Bentham, W. Thompson.

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r1915, Mar.3; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; 8th lecture; Jevons and Bentham.1915, Mar.8; hoi. 1 p.; Jevons' value theory.1915, Mar.10; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Jevons - value and distribution.1915, Mar.15; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; 11th lecture; Jevons and hedonism (quote),Edgeworth.

1915, [April & May ?]; hoi. 13 p.; Tp; course summary; differencesbetween types, levels of analysis.

1915, Apr.21; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; lists types, Veblen's approach.1915, May [?]; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; final lectures outline; behavior,hedonism.

1915, May 12; hoi. 3 p.; Tp; summary, hedonism and modern theory.1915, [?]; hoi. 8 p.; Tp; economic preconceptions and Ricardo.

1916, Feb.—May; hoi. 1 p; list of class dates and lecture tppics.1916, Feb.14; hoi. 9 p.; Tp; 2nd lecture; course plans, classicaleconomics, Ricardo, J. Mill, Malthus, McCulloch, Torrens, Say, others;economic issues, money economy, natural sciences.

1916, Feb.21; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; 4th lecture; Ricardo's distribution;economic organization and behavior (used 11/l/lfi)

1916, Feb.23; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; Senior, J. S. Mill (Principles), Ricardian *socialists, Owen, R. Jones, Carlyle, Kingsley, Ruskin, Lloyd, Longfield,Historical School.

1916, Apr. 19; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; pure theory - Schumpeter, Pareto, Fetter.1916, May 8; see 5/8/16 M.1916, May 10 [& earlier]; hoi. 25 p.; Tp; Historical School, Schmoller1sGrundriss, value and distribution, L. Maxwell.

1916, May 17; hoi. 17 p.; Tp; Schmoller, Marx.1916, May 22; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Hobson»s Work and Wealth; Welfare -Marshall, Davenport, Veblen, Fetter, Schmoller, Jevons, Edgeworth.

1916, May 24; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; final lecture; types, differences,hedonistic and genetic economics, institutional bases.

1916, Oct.2; hoi. 9 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; economic aims - reform,research,economics as science (used 10/1/17)

1916, Oct.4; hoi. 7 p.; Tp; Bentham & Ricardo, exact method; Wieser;Merz; English intellectual atmosphere 1809-17, politics, FrenchRevolution.

1916, Oct.9; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; Bentham - life, felicific calculus.1916, Oct.11; hoi. 7 p.; Tp; 4th lecture; Bentham - hedonism, criticism,social science.

1916, Oct.16; hoi. 11 p.; Tp; classical economics, Ricardo, Malthus,J. Mill, Torrens, McCulloch, Senior, Say, Sismondi, West, Lauderdale,Buchanan, T. Thompson, others.

1916, Oct.18 [&. earlier]; hoi. 15 p.; Tp; economics at universities1800-52, WN and critics; practical interests, works on population.

1916, Oct.30; hoi. 1 p. [incomplete]; Tp; 9th lecture; RicardofsPrinciples.

1916, Nov.l; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; Ricardo, Torrens.1916, Nov.l; see 2/21/16 A.

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-"I 1916, Nov.6; hoi. 18 p.; Ricardo's assumptions and abstract method,""""" J.S.ilill.

1916, Nov.7; typed & hoi. 10 p.; Tp; 12th lecture; Ricardo1 s influenceand theory; quotes from Ricardo on money, profit, welfare, economicpolicy; Taylor on rent theory.

1916, Nov.20; hoi. 10 P.; Tp; 15th lecture; Jevons - life, bibliography(used 2/7 & 12/23)

1916, Nov.22; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; Jevons1 Theory* Senior, hedonism, Jevonsand Ricardo. /T/a)

1916, Nov. 27; hoi. 8 p. ;AJevons and Bentham; attached- life of Jevons.1916, Nov.29; hoi. 2 p; Tp; 18th lecture; Jevons - psychology, Theory.1916, Dec.4; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Jevons1 Theory.1916, Dec.6; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; Jevons1 Theory, V/alras; attached - W.Ashley quote on the marginalists (used 2/27/23, 2/9/33)

1916, Dec.11; hoi. 8 p.; Tp; 21st lecture; Jevons and Walras.1916, Dec. 13; hoi. & typed 21 p.; Tp; Menger, Jevons and Walr&s;attached - quotes by Davenport, Giddings and Bonor on Jevons;?.'alras and Llenger; quotes - Walras and Menger, life of Walras.

.1916, Dec.13; hoi. 5 p; Tp; 23d lecture; Edgeworth - life, Mathe-matical Psychics.

A446 [1916?]; hoi. 3 p.; book list.[1916?]; tyoed 334 p.; Chronological list of books on economic theory. and related subjects, 1776-1916: (1) 1776-1829, (2) 1830-1889,

(5) 1890-1916.

1917, Jan.3; hoi. 6 p.; Tp; 24th lecture; Pantaleoni'g Pure Economics.1917, Jan. 10; see 1/10/17* M.1917, Jan.15; see 1/15/17 M.1917, Jan.17; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; 28th lecture; Llarshall - Principles,""^'psychology, moneys $£*.<* ^» JdC/v ?/'? / j y\19l7, Jan.17; see 1/10/17 IS; 1/15/17 H.1917, Jan.22; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; Marshall on equilibrium.1917, Feb.7; Hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Marshall - equilibrium, prices.1917, Feb.12; hoi. 3 p.; Tp; 31st lecture; criticism of Marshall..1917, Feb.14; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; Marshall - Principles, Jevons.1917, Feb.19; hoi. 3 p.; Tp; Marshall - life and aims, appraisal,money, his pupils.

1917, Feb.21; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; 34th lecture; American economics -development; attached - statistics on Germany study {(used 1/14/13)

1917, Feb.26; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; Fetter13 Principles of Economics.1917, Feb.28; hoi. 4 p; Tp; Fetter's Principles and Economic principles.1917, Liar.5; hoi. 7 p.; Tp; 37th lecture; Fetter's Principles,American Psychological School; Veblen and Commons, ftCM, Fisher,A. Johnson, Simons, Dov/ney.

1917, Liar.14; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; Davenport's price theory.1917, Mar.21; hoi. 2 p; Tp; Fetter's Economic Principles.

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1917, Apr.2; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; pure theory and exchange - Schumpeter.1917, Apr.4; hoi. 19p. ; Tp; Schumpeter - criticism; attached quotes;B.M. Anderson on social value, dynamics; notes on Schumpeter1 sWesson.

1917, Apr. 11; hoi. 3 p.; Tp; Hobson's Work and wealth; Schuapeter,Marshall, Davenport, Fetter.

1917, Apr.16; hoi. 7 p.[incomplete]; Tp; Hobson - criticisms.1917, Apr.30; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; Marx and Schmoller.1917, May 14, 16; hoi. 23 p.; Tp; final lectures; types listed, dif-ferences; framework for types - social behavior, reason; tests ofthBory, statistics.

1917, Oct.l; hoi. 2. p.; Tp; 1st lecture; development of economics,types listed.

1917, Oct.l; see 10/2/16 A.1917, Oct.3; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; Ricardo and post-Ricardian economics,Jevons.

1917, Oct.8; hoi. 6 p.; Tp; J. Mill, MeCulloch, Malthus, Senior, R.Jones, Sismondi, Rosher, Knies, Leslie, W. Thompson, Whewell, Cournot,Longfield, Lloyd, Jennings, Compte, Carey, Roe, Carlyle, Ruskin,Hodskin, Bray; Ricardo and Bentham; Torrens (used 12/18/34, l/?/36)

1917, Oct.8; see 12/21/20 A.1917, Oct.15; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; 4th lecture; J.S. Mill, Senior, post-Ricardian economics.

1917, Oct.22; hoi. 3 p.; Ricardo and Jevons, Bentham and Ricardo.[1917?]; hoi. 23 p.; Marshall's Principles, criticism.

3L 1918* Jan.9; hoi. 5 D.; Tp; Marshall - appraisal, psychology.1918, Jan.14; see 2/21/17 A.1918, Feb.13; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; reading list.1918, Mar.11; hoi. 3 p.; Tp; "Social value" theory.1918, Apr. 2; typed 1 p.; Seminar; comparison of W. LexisT "AllgemeineVolkswirtschaftslehre" with Marshall and Schmoller; by Mrs. Gordon [?J

1918, Apr.8; hoi. 2 p.; lyres on social psychology; Veblen's Theory ofBusiness Enterprise (used 4/15/'24)

1918, Apr.fT]; carbon ms 2 p.; on psychological testing, Ellis.1918, May 15; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; final lecture; theory types and economicscience; war.

1919, Oct.7; hoi. 6 p.; Tp (New School); 1st lecture; need for theory; |attitudes; course plans (used ?/?/20) j

1919, Oct.14; hoi. 11 p.; Tp; classical economics origin; historiesof theory, general English histories; English social changes; Smithand French Revolution; Malthus, Benthem.

1919, Oct.21; hoi. & typed 22 p.; Smith, Arthur Young, Bentham, Malthus,Lauderdale, Say, Hume, Playfair, Buchanan, Ricardo *s life and work,W, Spence, J. Mill; corn laws; Torrens, West; attached - Mallet, Smart,

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Brougham and Higgs on Ricardo; Mallet on Political Economy Club',bibliography; (used 11/9/20, 11/15/23, 13/20/28)

1919, Oct.26; hoi. & typed 8 p.; Tp; Ricardian system; attached - quoteby Ricardo on logical economics (used 11/22/23, 12/4&6/24, U/27/28,12/4/28, 12/3/29, 11/25/30, 12/5/23, 1Z/4&6/Z4)

1919, Nov. 4; hoi. & -typed, 15 p. Tp. 5th lecture; Ricardo - precon-ceptions, social organization, rationality; Bentham and hedonism;

Commons; attached - quote by Ricardo; (used 12/4/23, 12/16/24, 1^/11/28,12/12/29, 12/9/30, 12/11/54)

1919, Dec.23; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; 12th lecture; Marshall - economics andbehavior (used / V )

1920, Jan.7; typed 1 p.; Tp; 13th lecture, hedonism - defects.1920, Jan.20; hoi. & typed, 4 p.; Tp; 14th lecture; American economics - /H.Carey, Dunbar, Newcombe, F. Walker, AEA, J.B.Clark, Patten, Fisher,Fetter; attached quotes, Constitution of AEA.

1920, Mar.2; hoi. 10 p.; Tp; Marx's economics and theory of history - •Hegel, Darwin, Ricardo; attached - Mar3:fs life (Spargo)*.

1920, Mar.16 [& earlier]; hoi. 9 p.; Tp; German", and English Historical .school - &au> Hermann, Roscher, Hildebrand, Knies, Leslie, Ingram,Menger, Schmoller, J. N. Keynes, C. Hasek, Marx; history and

{ statistics in economics - Smith, Malthus, R. Jones, Sismondi.1920, Mar.30; hoi. 5 p. ;Tp; Veblen and Sorabart, simultaneous discovery; /Historical School, Marx, R. Jones.

1920, Apr.20; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; Hobson and marginal analysis; B. Anderson;Ehrenberg; Aastrian theory - Wieser (used ?/?/23)

1920, Apr.27; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; review and general discussion; behavioristviewpoint.

1920, May 4; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; final lecture; future of economics,institutional change, behavior, framework for types.

1920, Oct.19; hoi. & typed 12 p.; Tp; 2nd lecture; classical economics,English social and political life, agricultural revolution, industrialrevolution, philanthropy, colonies, the social sciences; attached -

J: /V , t.L / quote by S. Ronilly buying seats.1920, Oct.26; Tp; colonial system, politics, reformers, Smith andPhysiocrats, social effects of WN, Bentham - French Revolution andwar, Malthus. Ho\. it p-

1920, Nov.9; see 10/21/19 A.1920, Dec.12; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; 9th lecture; reforms 1820-28, agitation1812-20.

1920, Dec.14; hoi. 22 p.; 10th lecture; reforms 1828-32, business cycles,1821-30, reforms - Smith, Bentham, Philosophical Radicals, Place,Ricardo, Malthus, inventions and social science (used 1,, 8/24, 12/20/28,3/8/29, 1/10/34)

1920, Dec.21; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; social sciences after Reform Bill; J.Mill, Ricardo, Cobbett, Hunt, Eddon, Sidmouth, Smith, Bentham;politics, reformers 1833-47, summary (used 1/10/24, 1/15/29)

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2_ 1921, Feb.18; hoi. 19 p.; "Price Economics in the Service of Welfare ^Economics"; talk to Columbia Political Economy Club.

1921, Mar.8; carbon 3 p.; Tp (New School); list of students.

1922, Apr.23-30; hoi. 13 p.; notes on quantitative analysis; Smithand Ricardo; E. Gay.

1922, Oct.3; hoi. 8 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; course plans, aims of theory,economics as science (used 9/22/23, 9/25/24)

1922, Oct.5; hoi. 6 p.; Tp; A. Smithfs concepts, social sciencemethods (used 10/2/23, 9/30/24, 9/30/30)

1922, Oct.10; hoi. 13 p.; Tp; 13th century England - politics, literature,philosophy, philanthropy, religion, science, society and economy,indiviual and state (used 10/11/28)

1922, Oct5l2; hoi. &. typed; Tp; 4th lecture; rise of democracy andparties; attached - quote by Stanhope on 1790 Westminster agreement(used 10/4/23, 10/9/28)

1922, Oct.17; hoi. 21 p.; Tp; democracy and parties, reform, localgovernmant (used 10/9/23, 10/9 & 11/28)

1922, Oct. 19; hoi. 13 p.; Tp; English economic problems in 18th cen-tury; Bellers, Langmens [?], Temple, Arthur Young (used 10/11/23,10/11 & 16/28)

1922, Oct.24; hoi. 12 p.; Tp; 7th lecture; mercantilism decline,local governments and parliament; economic problems; attached -quote by Campbell on Mansfield and common law; list of Prime Ministers1721-1846 (used 10/16/23, 10/18/28)

1922, Oct.26; hoi. 10 p.; Tp; Smith - life (Rae), Hume, Moral Senti-ments, Townshend, physiocrats (used 10/18/28, 11/1/28)

1922, Oct.31; hoi. 12 p.; Tp; 9th lecture; Smith - Physiocrats, WN,Carman, W. Scott (used 10/18 8c 23/28)

1922, Nov.2; hoi. & typed 12 p.; methods - Physciocrats, Smith, Veblen(preconceptions), natural sciences; W and parliament; attached -quote by Smith on methods (used 1O/2Z/Z5, 10/25/28)

1922, Nov.9; hoi. 8 p.; Tp; French Revolution - R. Price, Burke, Paine,Godwin, FQX, Mackintosh, Grey; Malthus,::.Lauderdale, Physiocrats;attached - quote by Pitt on reform of parliament (used 10/29/29)

1922, Nov.14}. hoi. 7 p. ;Tp; 12th lecture; population problem -Malthus (life and work), Wallace, Godwin, Franklin (used 10/30/23,10/2^/30)

1922, Nov.16; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; LJalthus anri economics.1922, Dec.5; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; list of class dates and lectufes (used11 & 12/23, 12/7/26, 12/13/28, 12/4/33)

1922, Dec.14 to Jan.23, 1923; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; list of class dates andlectures.

1923, Jan.4; hoi. 3 p.; Tp; course survey - "New Social Sciences at work"1923, Jan.5 [ & earlier]; hoi. & typed 27p.; Tp; social sciences,economic history - J. Robinson, J. Maz [?]; classes; English re-formers 1800-32 - Grey, Whitehead, Lambdon, Bennet, Fox, Burdett,Cochrane, Hobhouse, S. Smith, Jeffery, Horner Bingham, Simeon,Thornton, Z. Macauley, H. Moore, Wilberforce, Cartwright, Spence,Hunt, Cobbett, Attwood, Owen, Thompson, Hodskin, Sadler, Ashley;

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1923, Jan. 5 (cont.)attached - quotes by and on S. Smith, Brougham, Macauley, Wilberforce.

1923, Jan.25; hoi. 1 p.; Tp examination.1923, Feb. 7 & 12; see 12/5^22 A.1923, Feb.8; hoi. & typed 7 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; course plans, Jevons,Marshall; attached - Tp examinations (1922)

1923, Feb.27; see 12/6/16 A.1923, Apr.5; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Fetter - life, Principles.1923, Sept.27; see 10/3/22 A.1923, Oct.2; see 10/5/22 A.1923, Oct.4; see 10/1^/22 A,1923, Oct.9; seelO/17/22 A.1923, Oct.11; see 10/19/22 A.1923, Oct.16; see 10/24/22 A.1923, Oct.23; see 10/30/22 A £ 11/2/22 A.1923, Oct.30; see 11/14 22 A.1923, Nov. & Dec; see 12/5/22 A.1923, Nov.15; see 10/21/19 A.1923, Nov.22; see 10/26/19 A.1923, Dec.4; see 11/4/19 A.

A352 1923, [?]; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; list of types not covered in class.

1924, Jan. 8; see 12/14/20 A.1924, Jan. 10; see 12/21/20 A.1924, Apr.8; carbon 1 p.; Tp; deficiency examination.1924, Apr. 15; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; examination.1924, Apr.24; hoi. 9 p.; Tp; Veblen and psychology - orthodox economics,Veblenfs preconceptions, behaviorism.

1924, Apr.25; typed 1 p.; Tp; deficiency examination.1924, May 16; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; examination.1924, Sept.25; see 10/3/22 A.1924, Sept.30; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; 2nd lecture; class plans.1924, Sept.30; see 10/5/22 A.1924, Dec. 4 & 6; see 10/26/19 A.1924, Dec.16; see 11/4/19 A.1924, Dec.17; hoi. 8 p.; "Adam Smith"; talk to Columbia College GeneralHonors Group.

1925, Jan.6; carbon ms 3 p.; Forward to L. Edie's Economics:Principlesand Problems.

1925, Jan.27; mimeograph 1 p. (3 copies); Tp; examination.1925, Mar.9; hoi. 3 p.; copy 3 p; "Current State of Economic Theory";talk to lale Economics Club.

1925, Mar.14; hoi. 4 p.; copy 4 p.; "Prospects of Economics"; talkat University of Chicago.

1925, liay 23; mimeograph 1 p.; carbon 1 p.; Tp; examination.1925, Nov.2; hoi. 14 p.; "On the Study of the Economic Classics"; talkat Harvard Economic Semi nary.

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1925, Nov.3; hoi. 9 p.; copy 10 p.; "Economic History and EconomicTheory"; lecture to E. Gay's class at Harvard.

1926, Sept.28; hoi. 6 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; course plans; role ofeconomists' economics and behavior, social and natural sciences(used 9/27/28)

1926, Dec.7 [& earlier]; see 12/5/23 A.1926, Dec.21; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; English reformers 1800-32 and socialsciences - Smith, Bentham, Ricardo.

1926, Dec.27; typed 6 p.;"Discussion of Professor Fetter's Paper on'Interest Theory and Price Movement' B; talk at AEA meeting.

1927, Jan.27; mimeograph 1 p. (2 copies); Tp; examination.1927, Feb.3; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; reeding list, change in course plans.1927, Mar.26; see 1/27/27 A.1927, May 12; hoi. 3 p.; Tp; Final lecture; types not treated,differences, behavior and quantitative economics.

O.927, May 14; mimeograph 1 p.; Tp; examination.1927, Sep.29; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; aims of theory, Smith -Physiocrats, mercantilism, Ricardo; course plans.

1927, Nov.l [ & earlier]; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; Marshall and economic laws, v

levels of analysis.1927, Nov.17; hoi. & typed 3 p.; Patten, J.B. Clark, Fetter (life);attached - quotes by Wells, McVickar, Dorfman on economics teachingin U.S.

1928, Jan.3; hoi. 10 p.; HTypes of problems and Types of EconomicThinking"; lecture at BrookingsInstitute.

1928, Jan.24; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; suamary lecture.1928, Feb.2; hoi. 1 p. (2 copies); Tp; examinations1928, Sep.27; hoi. 5 p. Tp; 1st lecture; course plan, economics asscience, type variety; 2nd semester plans - Jevons, Marshall,Fetter, Davenport, Schmoller, Veblen, Kieser, Cassal, Sambart(used 9/25/30)

1928, Sept.27; see 9/28/26 A.1928, Oct. 9, 11, 16; see 10/10/22 A, 10/12/22 A, 10/17/22 A, 10/19/22 A,1928, Oct. 18; see 10/24/22 A, 10/26/22A.1928, Oct.23; see 10/31/22 A.1928, Oct.25; see 11/2/22 A.1928, Nov.l; see 10/26/22 A.1928, see 10/21/19 A. Nov. 2 01928, Nov.27; see 10/26/19 A.1928, Dec.4; see 10/26/19 A.1928, Dec.11; see 11/4/19 A.1928, Dec.13 [ & earlier]; see 12/5/22 A.1928, Dec.20; see 12/14/20 A

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1929, Jan.6; see 12/14/20 A.1929, Jan.15; see 12/21/20 A.1929, Jan.29; mimeograph lp.j Tp; examination.1929, Feb. 26; see U/3/31 A.1929, Oct.l; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; course plans, economics as

science, schools. Classical economics today, 2nd semester plans.,1929, eet.29; see 11/9/22 A.1929, Dec.3; see 10/26/19 A.1929, Dec.12; see 11/4/19 A.

1930, Jan.6; see 12/14/20 A.1930, Jan.28; mimeograph 1 p.; Tp; examination.1930, Doo,12) BOO 11/4/19-A.

? 1930, [May?]; mimeograph 1 p.; Tp; examination.1930, Sep.30; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; 2nd lecture; Adam Smith's concepts.1930, Sep. 30; see 10/5/22 A, 9/30/24 A.1930, Oct.2; hoi. 5 p.; Tp; Smith - WN, preconceptions, laissez-faire and assumptions; Stewart; medieval and Elizabethan England(used 10/6/32)

1930, Oct.7; hoi. 2 p.; Tp. Smith and Stewart - laissez-faire (used10/9/30, 10/14/30, 10/8/36)

1930, Oct.28; see 11/14/22 A.1930, Dec.9; see 11/4/19 A.

1931, Apr.15; typed 1 p.; Tp; deferred examination.1931, May 14; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; final lecture; summary.

J/L931, May 19; carbon 1 p.; Tp; examination.1931, Oct.13; hoi. 5 p.; Tp (Oxford); 1st lecture; schools of economics,

economics as science; Veblen, Pareto, Bohny Bawerk, J.B. Clark,Marshall, Schnoller, Menger, J.2I. Keynes, controversy in economics,Jevons, Fetter, Davenport, Caasel, Schumpeter.

1931, Oct.15; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; Jevons - Mill and Bentham, work.1931, Oct.29; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; 6th lecture; Jevonsr Theory.1931, Nov.3 [& earlier]; hoi. 4 p.; Tp. Mill, Spencer, i.'arx, Fabians,Historical School, Jevons (influence), Austrians, Sidgewick, Edge-worth, Darwin, Leslie, anthropology, social conditions.

1931, Nov. 11; see 12/23/19 A.1931, Nov.12; hoi. 4 p.; Tp; 10th lecture. Marshall (used 11/17/31)

1932, Jan.19; hoi. 4 p.; "Problem of Human Nature in Economics";talk to Oxford tutors.

A343 192Qv, Jan.19; hoi. 9 p.; Tp; J.B. Clark - life and work.1932^ Feb.2; hoi. 2 p.; Tp; J.B. Clark and dynamics.1933b Mar.l & 3; Hoi. 2 p.; Tp; summary lecture.1952^ Sep.29; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; aims and approach of economics,193cL [Sep. or Oct.?]; hoi. 6 p.; Tp; 2nd Lecture; course plans, Smith -methods, background (used[10]/l/35, 9/29/36)

1931, Dec. 12; hoi. 5 p.; Seminar; list of student assignments,psychological assumptions - Marshall, Veblen, Schumpeter; readings.

. 1933, Jan.10; hoi. 4 p.; Mills influence; Longs and Thornton - wagesfund, Jevons and Mill; attached - quotes by Jevons on Mill.

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3 1933, Jan. 31; mimeograph 1 p. Tp; examination.1933, Feb.9; see, 12/6/16 A.

Af 1933, Feb.28 hoi. 2 p. 5 Tp; Marshall's Principles - psychology(used 2/27/36, 2/25/37)

1933, Hay 15; hoi. 4 p.; "Economic Theory and Current Events"; talkto Beta Gamma Sigma Students Club, Columbia School 6f Commerce.

^1933, May 25; mimeograph 1 p.; Tp; examination,1933, Sept.28; hoi. 6 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; course plan, classicaleconomics, Mill, Marx, current problems and controversies (used10/2/34)

1933, Dec.5; see 10/26/19 A.1933, Dec.14 [& earlier] see 12/5/22 A.

1934, Jan.10; see 12/14/20.19S4, Jan.22; hoi. 1 p.; J.S. MillSs method.1934, Jan.30; mineograph 1 p.; Tp; examination.1934, Apr.9; hoi. 4 p.; Theory Seirdnar; suggestions for essays;attached - suggestions by Hershey & WCM notes.

1934, May 10; hoi. 1 p.; Veblen and institutional i .sm, Davenport,Cassel, Sauter.

19S4, May 15 & 17; hoi. 1 p.; Tp; summary lectures (used 5/16/35,5/12 & 14/36, 5/12/37)

-^1934, May 25; mimeograph 1 p.(i2 copies); Tp; examination.' 1934,Sep. 18; hoi. 2 p.; "Trend of Economic Theory"; talk at University

of California (Peixotto).1934, Oct.2; see 9/28/33 A.1934, Dec 4 & 6; see 10/26/19 A.1934, Dec.11; see 11/4/19 A.1934, Dec.18; see 10/8/17 A.1934, Dec. 20; hoi. 7 p.; "Adam Smith"; talk to Columbia Collegeseniors.

1935, Jan.17; hoi. 8 p.; "Political Economy"; J.S.Mill - Principles(used 1/12/37)

1935, Jan.28; mimeograph 1 p.; Tp; examination.1935, Feb.12; hoi. 1 p. Tp; Jevons.1935, Apr.25; hoi. 2 p.; Veblen - life, and orthodox economics;Dorfman.

1935, May 2; hoi. 2 p.; Veblen, money and goods; J.S. 2(111, Smith,institutional economics.

1935, May 7; hoi. 6 p.; Commons' 3JJfe.1935, May 9; hoi. 3 p.; Commons1 Institutsional Economics.1935, May 16; see 5/15 & 17/34 A.1935, May 21; mi,aeograph 1 p.; hoi, 1 p.(2 copies); Tp; examination.1935, Sept.26; hoi. 7 p.; Tp; 1st lecture; course plans, economicsand natural sciences.

1936, Jan.[?]; see 10/8/17 A.-•v 1936, Jan.[?]; mimeograph 1 p.; Tp. examination.

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1956, Feb.27; see 10/8/17 A.1956, Mar.17; hoi. 1 p.; Marshallian economics - hedonism, quanti-fication, value, course pla^,

1956, Apr.l; hoi. 4 p.; Seminar; value theory, hedonism, Jevons,Menger, Marshall, Fetter, Davenport; statistics - ?ioore, Schultz,Leontieff, others; attached - list of students.

1956, May 12 & 14; see 5 15 & 17/54 A.1956, Oct. 8; see 10/7/56 A.1956, Dec.19; hoi. 1 p.; EC; course outline [for catalogue?]

A558 1956, [?]; hoi. 1 p.; Jevons, Bentham.

1957, Jan.12; see 1/17/55 A.1957, Jan.14; typed 5 p.; carbon 5 p.; "Tentative Outline for Courseon Cumulative Changes in Economic Processes."

1957, Jan.18; typed 4 p.; EC; course bibliography (by E. Ginzberg).1957, Jan.25; Mimeographed 1 p.; carbon \ p.; Tp; examination.1957, Feb.11; hoi. 6 p.; "Current trends in Economic Theory"; talkto Colimbia Economic Club.

1957, Feb.25; typed 4 p.; EC; bibliography (by Ginzberg).1957, Feb.28; see 2/25/55 A.1957, Mar.-May; hoi. 1 p.; list of students in seniinar[EC?]1957, Mar.17; hoi. 5 p.; EC; methods of Treating economic change -

y Physiocrats, Smith, Malthus, Ricardo, J. S. Mill, Marx, Marshall,J.B. Clark, Cassel, Veblen, Commons; contractual and non-contractualincomes, windfall profits, class assignment; attached - advertise-ment for Buck, Fairchild & Furness' Economics.

1957, Apr.15; hoi. 1 p.; EC; enterpriser; Marshall, Ricardo, Veblen,Commons, Sombart, Clapham; class assignments.

1957 [Apr.22?]; hoi. 1 p.; EC; competition - J.S. Mill, Edgeworth,classical price theory limits.

1957, [Apr.?] typed 8 p; EC; bibliography (Ey Ginzberg?)1957, May 12; hoi. lp.; EC; final lecture; summary, traditional theoryinadequacy.

1957, May 12; see 5/15 & 17/54 A, 5/14/51 A.1957, May 22; mimeographed and hoi. 4 p.; talk on schools of economicsat Conference on Methods in Philosophy and the Social Sciences;attached - Conference program.

1957, Sep.28; hoi. 5 p.; EC; 1st lecture; churse plans; assignment;Physiocrats, Smith, Malthus, Ricardo, Marx, J. S. Mill, J.B. Clark,Veblen, Marshall, Schumpeter, Cassel.

1957, Oct.-May; typed & mimeographed 7 p.; bibliography on population,technology, business organization, state role; notes and assignments.

1957, Oct.17; hoi. 5 p.; EC; 4th lecture; statistical and historicalapproaches to economic change^, traditional theory.

1957, Oct.17; see 5/24/57 B.1957, Oct.24; hoi. 2 p.; EC; population changes, Malthus and Ricardo;assignments.

1957 [?]; typed 1 p.; EC; list of students.

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^ ^ 1938, Mar.9; hoi. 4 p.; seninar; testing theory, J.S. Mill, A.F.Burns, P. Douglas, Epstein, Macauley; assignments.

1938, Apr.5; hoi. 12 p.; "Current Developments in Economic Theory";talk to Columbia Economics Club.

1938, May 10; hoi. 5 p.; EC; final lecture; sjnnmary, synthesis.1938, May 11; hoi. 5 p.; seminar; final lecture; testing theory, J.S.Mill, Epstein, P. Douglas, Schultz.

1938, Oct. to May 1939; hoi. & mimeograph 6 p.; EC; bibliography andassignments on population and human nature, technology, instability,agriculture, manufacturing.

1938, Oct.4; hoi. 6 p.; EC; course plans, population problem.1938 [?]; hoi. 2 p.; "Economics and Human Nature"; notes on J.S. Mill,Smith,Ricardo, Marshall, Malthus, Cassel, Davenport, Schumpeter,Fetter, Bentham, Pigon, Bonbright, Dickinson, Joan Robinson.

1939, Feb.[?]; hoi. 1 p.; EC; technology and growth.1939, May 16; hoi. 9 p.; EC; final lecture; aims of economics andeconomists, population, human nature, technology, uncertainty.

1939, Oct.3; see 10/4/38 A.1939, Oct. to Feb. 1940; typed & hoi. 2 p.; EC; assignments on valuetheory and valuation; list of students.

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(" 1940; Feb.19; hoi. & typed, 3 p.; seminar; assignments, list ofassignments in J.N. Clark»s Economics of War seminar.

1940; Mar. to May; typed 1 p.; EC; assignments on labor.1940, Mar.12; hoi. 5 p.; EC; value - approaches, Jevons, Bonbright.1940, Apr.29; hoi. 5 p.; seminar; distribution problems, statisticaltests and inquiries.

1940, May 14; hoi. 10 p.; EC; final lecture; summary, value, labor.1940, Oct.l; hoi. 6 p.; EC; 1st lecture; course plans,and value andhuman nature; psychology preconceptions and state policy - laissez-faire.

1940, Oct.l; see 10/8/40 N.1940, Oct.22 & 29; hoi. 1 p.; EC; speculative economics - Ricardo,Malthus, J.S.Mill; class assignments.

1940, Oct. [?]; typed 1 p.; EC; list of students.1940, Dec.16; hoi. 4 p.; seminar; monetary and general economic theory- Smith, Ricardo, Bentham, J.S. Mill, Jevons, Marshall; themoney economy.

1940, Dec.29; hoi. 6 p.; "Economics of Alfred Marshall"; talk toAEA session.

1941, Jan.13; hoi. 4 p.; lecture given for J.M. Clark; J.S. Millmethod, Principles.

1942, Sep.29; hoi. 8 p.; EC; 1st lecture; course plans, problems ofeconomics - medieval development, mercantilism, Physiocrats, Smith,Ricardo, behavior and change (used 10|k/43)

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3 1942, Oct.6; hoi. 3 p.; EC; J.S. lilll - logic of moral sciences;^ lives and v?ork - J.S.Mill, Bentham, J. Mi 11.v/ 1942,Oct. 13; hoi. 3 p.; EC; J.S. Mill - human nature,

1942, Oct.15, 20 & 27; hoi. 3 p.; EC; J.S. ilill - methodology (used11/9/43)

1942, Oct.27; hoi. 1 p.;EC; assignments.1942, Nov.3 & 10; hoi. 3 p.; EC; J.S. Llill - methodology (used 11/16/43)

m 1942, Sfov.17; hoi. 1 p.; EC; assignments." 1942, Dec.15; hoi. 3 p.; EC; 11th lecture; Marshall and Mill -

methodology.

1943, Jan.5 Zc 12; hoi. 4 p.; EC; Marshall - methodology; classassignments.

1943, Jan.29 - Feb.11; EC; students' class cards.1943, Feb.2; hoi. 1 p.; EC; 14th lecture; orthodox theory development- Pigou, Joan Robinson, E. Chamberlain, Cassel, Schumpeter, Xeynes,Robbins, T. Hutchison, Knight, H. Stewart, Veblen, Commons, H.L.iloore, Schultz.

1943, Feb.2,9,16,18; hoi. 3 p.; EC; L. Robbins1 Nature and Significanceof Economic Science; valuation - Bonbright, Xuznets, wages, wareconoroics, planning; C.R. Noyes (used 2/3/44)

~ 1943, Feb.-''.£ Liar. 2,9,16; EC; on Robbins1 Economic Science.1945, .V.ar.16 & 25; hoi. 2 p.; EC; Robbins1 Economic Science.1943, liar.25 &30; hoi. 1 p.; EC; Hutchison's Significance and BasicPostulates of Sconontic Theory (used 3/7/44, 3/14/44)

1943, u!ar.30 & Apr.6,13,27; hoi. 6 p.; Hutchison's Economic Theory.1943, Hay 4; hoi. 1 p.; EC; 25th lecture; Hutchison and Knight.1943, liay 11; hoi. 5 p.; EC; final lecture; methodology - summaryand OT.TI views.

1943, Oct.5; hoi. 5 p.; EC; 1st lecture; course plans, theory andproblems.

1943, Oct.5; see 9/29/42 A.1943, Oct.12; hoi. 3 p.; EC; economic problems - lay v/riters, Petty,Smith, Ualthus, Ricardo.

1943, Oct.19; hoi. 3 p.; EC; methodology - Ricardo, Malthus, J.S. Mill.1943, I\ov.9; see 10/13,20,27/42 A.1945, IIov.16; see 11/3 8c 10/42 A.1943, Nor.23; hoi. 5 p.; EC; 7th lecture; J.S. Mill - methodology andtheory (used 11/30/43)

1943, Nov.30; hoi. 2 p.; EC; J.S. Inill - methodology and theory(used 12/7/43)

1943, Dec.7; hoi. 1 p.; EC; bills' methodology.1943, Dec.14; hoi. 4 p.; EC; 10th lecture; methodology; Mill, Germanepistomolgy - Hegel, Kant.

1943, Dec.21; hoi. 4 p.; EC; German Historical School;•methodology -Menger, J.N. Keynes, Scknoller; Veblen.

1943, Dec.21; see 1/11/44 A.1945, [?]; hoi. & typed 2 p.; EC; bibliography for 1943-44.

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1944, Jan. 11; hoi. 2 p.; EC; 12th lecture; Veblen and evolution ofinstitutions, his influence - Conaons.

1944, Jan.12; hoi. 12 p.; "Problems of Methods in Economics"; talkto Columbia. Econoaics Club.

1944, Feb.4 to !iar.8; EC; students' class cards.1944, Feb.8; see 2/2,9,16,13/43 A.1344, fciar.7; see 3/23 & 30/43 A. • "1944, Mar.14; see 3/23 &30/43 A, 4/6,13,27/43 A.1944, Mar.21; see 3/30/45 A, 4/6,13,27/43 A.1944, ^cj 2; hoi. 6 p.; EC; summary on nthodology - Mill, ?«arshall,

institutional ists.1944, Llay 9; hoi. 13 p.; EC; human, behavior - neo-Austrians and

institutionali sts; empiricism - Ricardo, Malthus, Mill, Marshall,Jevons, Edgeworth, Robbins, Keynes, Hicks, Hutchison, Schultz(used 5/16/44)

1944, May 16; hoi. 12 p.; EC; econoaics research, Hutchison; behavior,economic history and anthropology, habits; pure econoaics; attached(carbon 1 p.) - bibliography on Catholic Church in Paraguay.

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A4 2 hoi. 11 p.; lecture notes; Adaa Smith - life, WN.A5 Z hoi. & typed 23 p.; lecture notes; J.S, :Jill - life,'logical choice,

social philosophy, Principles, "Definition"; L. Stephen on J.S.•.lill; attached - quote by Sedgev:ick on history,

A320-J? hoi. 1 p.; Ricardo and merchant capital.A463 f hoi. 1 p.; Jevons - exchange, hedonism.A484JT hoi. 4 p.; hedonist after Edgev;orth - Pantaleoni, Jevons, Hay [?],

L'ackays, Patten, Austrians, J.B. Clark, Veblen.A455 G hoi. 1 p.; logic of institutions.A4S6 ^hoiA467 S hoiA469 <^holA470 /oholA472 //hoi* 1

1 p.; American psychological schooi.1 p.; "Scope of Economics" - list of exronooists.4 p.; Austrian propositions.1 p.; problems and classical and neo-classical economics.

p.; lecture notes; new psychology, idarshall, Fisher, Fetter,Davenport.

A724 ' "-"'Jiol. 2 p.; hedonist and marginal utility.A473 13 hoi. 2 p.; ilarshall - psyghology.

^ hoi. 1 p.; "Taluber".hoi. 1 p.; Jevons, 7.*alras, Llenger.

; Jevons, PJLcardo, Benthaia.1 p.; marginal utility.

p.; Veblen - hedonist, ovm preconceptions, instituiionalisni.

A474A477A473 / ^hol. 2 p.A479A431 i: hoi. 4A432 ;c'hol. 1 p.; list of English economists 1800-1870.A433 2 c hoi. 1 p.; post Ricardian economics.A484 -1 hoi. 1 p.; list books on "side lines" 1852-35.A455 --hoi. 1 p.; errors of classical econoiaists.

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A433i-hol. 1 p.; methods, new and old truths.A437:?-';hol. 1 p.; economic theory and facts.A4S8^ S hol. 1 p.; descriptive economics in classical period.A4S3-2-hol. 2 p.; Tp; iaoral and scientific elements.A723p?hol. 26 p. [incomplete]; history of price and value theory, many

references.A490.2 £ hol. 4 p.; Tp; Classical School, Historical, utility theory, pure

theory, social value theory, welfare economics.A49l3 % shol. 3 p.; Ricardo - levels of analysis.A492jchol. 1 ?.; progress - Porter, Jones, Ricardo; change - social effects.A495J' hol. 3 p.; J.S. UlUL - life and v/ork.A434J1 hol. 1 p.; triumph of classical economics.A495??hol. 1 p.; early classical economics.A497 ?<-'hol. 1 p.; English government and economics - Jones and Senior.A498?ihol. 1 p.; Tp; pratical interests and economics - Malthus, Ricardo,

Hill, Torrens.A499 3^hol. 1 p.; classifications, human nature uniformity - Ricardo, L'arshall,

Schumpeter, Veblen, tlarx; human differences and demand. .Kjuatlons—of-exchp.ng&s. t^L ,Av JjjJtiJ A ho • 4 (<1 ( (

; Historical School, socialism. 'English inventors.economics as philosophy of familiar facts - L. Frank,economics and Factory Acts - Tooke, Marshall.problems and classical economics,economic man and marginal economics.; Paper for AEA [complete?]; notes; problems, 3cope and types

of theory,behavior, American psychologicas.chool, pecuniary logic,economics as causal and logical and normative science, money, la^rand economics, value, aims of theory, theoryTs socialvalue, hedonism and rationality, production, physics1 viewpoint,framev/ork for theory, theory of prices, order as a human need,pure economics,conclusion; attached - 2 book lists, quotes by Carlisle ("Languageof Economics" and Menges on value)

economic valuation of goods.human nature in economics.levels of consciousness.Ricardo*s method.ITev/ton, Petty, Locke, G. King, Cantiilon.13th century English local government,art of living in industrial co*aiauziities.13th century reforms.; Ricardo - postulates, profit rate fall, ?;age tax, rent,

landlords.A547 ~-^hol. & typed 13 p.; J. iiill and Ricardo; attached - quotes by Ricardo,

"..'.ill, Halevy on relationship.A5431-"'-' hol. &. typed S p.; lecture notes; EicardoTs Principles: logic of social

and physical sciences, list of readings on Ricardians; attachedquote [by J. DeT/ey?]

Aorfj ?Vhol. 1 p.; Ricardofs levels of analysis.

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A550^7hoi. o p . ; poli t ical situation in 18th century, r iots ; TVCM book ms.sl^Lo A55l3"?hol. 19 p . ; politics and economics in 17th and 18th centuries.

155oS^ hoi. 1 p . ; economic psychology - Iilarshall.4/ A554 iohol. 2 p . ; Schumpetsr's method of i so l a t ion money factors affecting

price level.A555 £>t hoi. 4 p.; welfare - Marshall, OT.TI paper.A553C2hol. 1 p.; England 1800-32.A560 a hoi. 1 p.; rise of factory system.A542 Cr hoi. 1 p.; gentry as inventors.A595 oChol. 1 p.; Malthus - life and criticism.A606 Jo hoi. 7 p.; economic man.AS07C?hol. 1 p.; manfs need of theory.ASlO^jhol. op.; hedonism in current economics.

i A613o-vhol. 1 p.; marginal utility analysis, VTicksteed, Davenport.^ A614 7J hoi. 1 p.; psychological assumptions in marginal utility.

A615 7/ hoi. 1 p.; psychology and economic theory.A616 72carbon ms 12 p. (2 copies); "A digest of RicardoTs Doctrines" [by Y.rCM?<]A617 i'i hoi. 4 p.; lecture notes; Marshall,—aims, psychology, money, hedonism,

(used in EC 1941)A618 79 hoi. & typed 13 p.[incomplete]; lecture notes; J.S. Mill - on pure

political economy, statics and dynamics, distribution, value, money;attached quotes by J.S. Mill.

A46 3 7 " carbon 5 p.; Tp; reading list.A475 7C carbon 1 p.; Tp; deficiency examination.

) A476 y? mimeographed 1 p. (3 copies); Tp; examination.A66 7f hoi. 1 p.; Tp; special examination.A603 70 [1905 or 1907?]; hoi. 13 p.; advanced economics seminar; economic man.A521 £.; [before 1913]; hoi. 4 p.; lecture notes; Bentham - life and influence,

reforms.A522^7 [before 1913]; hoi. 2 p.; J.S. fiill, Senior, McCulloch, Torrens.A523 ri'2 [before 1913]; hoi. 10 p.; lecture notes; Physiocrats, class plans.A723?:? [before 1313?]; hoi. 3 p.; hedonism, margina^utility.A525<£i-/[before 1913]; hoi. 6 p.; lecture notes; economic psychology.A47111 [before 1913]; hoi. 1 p.; contractual relations.A552 'Si* [before 1913]; hoi. 4 p.; Advanced Economics Seminar; VeblenTs

"Preconceptions", J.S. Mill, Scoffer, Cairnes, J.N. Keynes, "arshall,Llalthus, Utilitarians.

A559'i? [before 1913]; hoi. 1 p.; Utilitarianism and pecuniary activity.A462 2/;. [about 1916]; hoi. 10 p.;» Ricardo - on rent, aim, method, assumptions.A430 -<7 [after 1922]; hoi. 3 p.; Tp. Veblen, Ashley, Sombart, Ricardo, Commons,

socialists, Fourier, St. Simon, .Marx, S. & B. Webb, Historical School,A43 '/'' [before 1925?]; hoi. 1 p.; Ric&rdian economics, human nature uniformity.A513-V/ 195?, Uar.25; typed ms lp.; suggestions for seminar by F. Dirks.A6il7> [1938 or 1939], typed & hoi. 1 p.; EC; list of students.

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2 g AS6 °3 typed; 2 p.; quotes by J. Abercrombie: property rights.A73 <?£' typed 8 p.; quotes by Lord Acton : Revolution of 1689 and in America,

party origins, Y/higs in 1768.A87 ?£ typed 27 p.; quotes by A. Allyson; economics,class war, inventors,

distribution, Sismondi, history, land, trade uni&ns, factory work,conservatisia, crises, middle class.

A88 ^otyped 21 p.; quotes by B.M. Anderson; value theory.A94 •??typed 7 p.; quotes by J. Anderson; rent, land distribution.A89 <7£"typed, 3 p.; quotes by T. Arnold; Society for Diffusion of Knov/ledge,

liberalism and economics.A90 <3>typed & hoi. U p . ; quotes by W. Ashley; freedom of contract, logic

and sciences, historical method, economics and businessman, capital/.and industrial revolution, 18th century land system, popularity ofeconomics, R. Jones, English economics professorships.

A91 »co typed 2 p.; life of A. Auspit3 (Schumpeter).A92 /o/typed 4 p.; quotes by J. Austin; economics.A93 lc' typed 6 p.; quotes by C. Ayres; economics and institutions.A95 /wtyped U p . ; life of C. Babbage (Bonar); quotes: origin of man,

natheinatics chair, London Statistical Society, Society for thePromotion of Analysis.

A96 >-•'-> typed 21 p.; quotes by 7i. Baghot: economics, Smith, Ricardo, Malthus;abstract: Economic Studies.

A97 i05 hoi. & typed 25 p.; quotes by S. Bailey: Llalthus, popularizing economics,value, economics as mental philospphy, Mill and !/4cCulloch on timeand value (wine), capital cost - Mill and Torrens; abstract:Critical Dissertation on Value.

A98 /i?&typed 8 p.; quotes by A. Bain: Llolesv/ort, propaganda, Roebuck, Societyfor the diffusion of Useful Knowledge, economics and Universities,J. Mill on mcCulloch, VTestr-inster Revie?;.

A99 /o >typed 2 p.; quotes by E. Baines: free trade movement, 11 hour day.A10Q;i5£typed 12 p.; quotes by T. Banfieid: rent, industry and economics,

social capital, vrages and profits, population, historical anddescriptive economics, foreign influence on English economics,value theory, applicability of economics.

A571'^".'hol. 1 p.; J. Barton bibliography.AlOl'i-hol. 52 p.; abstract of F. Eastait: Harmonies Economicues; life.Al02/"hol. 1 p.; v.-ork of L. Bell.A572/ / ityped and hoi. 77 p.; quotes by J. Eentham: Blackstone, value, Lind,

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PP code, French 1830 Revolution, English constitution, poetry, socialscience; life.

1103 ' typed 1 p.; quote by Miss Berry: Llalthus.A 5 7 3 ^ hoi. 1 p.; quote by BlackvTood: econoiaics and labor.A104 2 typed 2 p.; quotes by Blanqui: industrial revolution.A105 ^hol. ,3: typed 48 p.; quotes on E. Bohm 3a-,7erk by Bonar, SchiLapeter,

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Philippovich; abstract: Positive Theory of Capital.A112 5 typed & hoi. 9 p.; quote by J. Bonar: hedonisu, Malthus and Ricardo;

references on: Ricardo1s Ingot Plan, proportions, utilitarianism(see A149).

A296 £* typed, lp.; quote by G. Booth: import embargo and corn.A106 7 typed 1 p.; quote by C. Bosanquet: Ricardo pamphlet.A575 S typed 9 p.; quotes by J. Bovrring: Benthara (life), Dumont, Eldon,\'s7^ iVooler, Catechism, R. Smith, Colquhoun, self.A113 7 typed 1 p.; life of C. Bray.A114 / o typed 14 p.; quotes by J. Bray: exploitation, economic psychology,

economics, first principles, social organization, tax incidence.A564 it typed 1 p.; quotes by J. Bright: aristocrats in parliament.A115 ;ahol 1 p; quote by E. Brit[?]: cabinet.A116 12 typed 1 p,j quotes by J. Broadhurst: landlords, Ricardo and Malthus,

manufacture and agriculture, education, wages, Torrens and cost ofproduction theory; references to Political Iicono.-y.

A107 typed & hoi. 4 p.; reference on Brougham:- Ricardo's method; quotes:Wellington, Baring, Whigs and reform.

A108 / typed 6 p.; quotes by G. Browning: income distribution, Freich economics,overpopulation; reference: Domestic and Financial Condition ofGret Britain.

A109/G typed 6 p.; quotes by H. Buckle: economics, J.S. "iill, life (Ruth)A117 / 7 typed 38 p.; quotes by Burton: competition, production, supply and

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A292 -7hoi. 3 p.; references and abstracts on Traiil [?]: franchises in Scot-land, v<-ar mobilisation, £. Young.

A590'otyped 7 p.; quotes by G. H. Treveiyan: Bright and Factory Acts, Philan-thropical radicals and Manchester School,' Anti Corn Law League.

A76 //typed 54 p.; quotes by G. !.!. Treveiyan: Fox, liberals1 ostracism,George III, North, Wilke, aristocracy, elections, 7/higs and politics,TVedderburn, crisis of 1353.

A233 i typed 5 p.; quotes by T. Tvviss: history and literature of economics,industrial economics; life.

A294 / -'typed 2 p.; life of H. Trovrer.A235/!--hol. 33 p.; abstract of Turgot: Reflexions; life.A297;Styped 9 p.; quotes by A. Ure: business and engineering management,

factory legislation, unions, machinery and skilled labor, factorydiscipline, children, harmonies, dumping, economists and manufactur-ing; reference: Cotton Manufacture (see A266)

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A293/^typed and hoi. 9 p.; quotes by A. Usher: industrial revolution, statehealth protection; abstract: Industrial His tor:/ of England.

32- A299'?hol.& typed 20 p.; abstract of T. Veblen: "Linits of -iarginal Utility","Preconceptions of Economic Science", "Professor Clark's Economics";2 bibliographies (to 1309 a£dJL315); life.

A300/Styped 6 p.; quotes "oy J. Vine^:1 psychology, induction and deduction;reference: "Ada.ii Saith and Laissez-Eaire"" (see A183)

A301/?hol. 1 p.; abstract of A. Vought: "Teleologische und objectiv volks-und wirtschaftslehre."

A3022*typed 2 p.; life of J. V.ade.A3051'typed & carbons 8 p.; quotes by A. Wagner: Jiarshall, Historical School.A3042ityped 7 p.; quotes by S. Wakefield: slavery, colonization.A305~?typed 1 p.; quote by T. walker: ignorance of poor.A3G62>typed and hoi. 9 p.; quotes by G. Tvallas: Bentham, marginal theory and

>Iarxis:a, quantitative analysis, value.A50725typed 5 p.; quotes by W. Wallas: development of anthropology.A308^£typed 29 p.; quotes by Vi'atkins: utility, consumption, rent, deinand

curves.A77 i?tjped 2 p.; quotes by H. G. T.'ells: 13th Century concepts.A509 2Shol. 1 p.; life of E. West.A3102-?typed 1 p.; quote by A. Western: agricultural distress 1822.ASHi«typed &. hoi. 3 p.; life and professorship of R. Trhately.A512.?'typed and hoi. 3 p.; quotes by 7/. T.*hewell: Ricardo's method, Jones and

Ricardo (see A1S4).A456}?tyoed 5 p.; quotes by A. Yfnitaker: Fetter's Principles.A513j>?typed 4 p.; quotes "cj W. Yfnitmore: v;ages and food prices, landlord

and economics, agricultural distress 1822.A314?-hol, <§c typed 13 p.; quotes by ?. Wicksteed: consumersT surplus, Jevons,

supply curve, need for economic theory, differential method.A515£ftyped and hoi. 81 p.; quotes by F. Wieser: Jevons and Austrians, labor

and value, tax and price equity, surplus value, interest, selectionand natural science; abstracts: Uber den Ursorung, Natural Value.

A72 ?£typed 13 p.; quotes by Wilbarforce: Christianity and middle classmorality.

ASlo^'hol. 1 p.; abstract of ft. V»irz: Privatswirtschaftslehre und Volks-v.lrtschaf tslehre.

A453>:hol. 3 p.; quotes by J. Wolf: German economics.A517 :.vtyped 1 p.; quote by P. Wright: total utility and consumers' surplus.A593//^hol. 64 p.; abstract: R. Zuckerhadl: Kistoi?,- of Price Theories.A522i;hol. 1 p.; quote by [7] fro;a State .Making of Modenn England: Althorp

and poor lavr.A527^;hol. 1 p; references to early British censuoas.A328.;-hol. 1 p.; reference to History and Descripuion of Fossil Fuel, the

Collieries, and the Coal Trade.A329^-Vtyped 2 p.; quote (anon.): agricultural distress 1822. -N

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AocOV-S'typed 9 p.; quotes (anon.): proper classes to tax, capitalists andcapital, Sismondi, Ouen, Statistics, Storch, value, price.

A55i~» typed 4 p.; quotes (anon.): machinery and distress and Napoleonic Wars.A505^?hol. 1 .p.; quotes on T. Rogers, N. Senior, G. Smith.A5C6-fhol. lp.; quotes by Bohm-Bawerk, Pareto, Landrey [?]: utility.A5O7rfhoi. 1 p.; quotes by Walras and Schumpeter, abstract of Fisher, Marshall,

Eenthan: mondy.A40S5ohol. 1 p. ; bibliography: Post Ricardians.A500//hol. 1 p.; bibliography: empirical monographs (Webbs, Hodley, Taussig,

Keyiies and others)A501rjhol. 1 p.; bibliography: landlords.A504j-?hol. 1 p.; bibliography: wants.

2 p.; references to articles by B. Tfilliams, Y;. Morgan, S.Dumbell[?]: 13th century English elections.

1 p.j bibliogrpahy on Mansfield and development of commerciallaw.

A517jVhol. 1 p.; list of sources for backgrounds.

• ' Notes and mss for book on development ^** u* pot, j/u*j «fi/.C(%vof economic thought, undated. /7/?

A531i?hol. 3 p.; contents outline for Chapters I-V; econoinic- man, typedof theory.

A530££typed 3 p.; Chapter I; list of economists 1750-1375.A532jvhol. 23 p.; Chapter I, "Classical Political Econony"; sources, economists,

V.M, intellectual atmosphere.A553>^hol. 3 p.j Chapter II, "How Political Economy came to be a Systematized

1ScienceTin England"; sources, British Consitution.A534C/hol. 7 p.; outline of Chapter III; notes on Ricardo (one labeled

"Chap*IX").A536£ihol. 20 p.; outline of Chapter IV; notes; chronology of English social

and political history 1320-1910.A557£?hol. I p.; Chapter IV; list of authors.A599^hol. 29 p.; Chapter IV; reformers.A600o'rhol. 29 p.; Chapter IV, "HOT; Reforms of 1321-1332 were Achieved".ASOlc^hol. 11 p.; Chapter IV, "Philosphical Radicals and their Allies".A535ivhol. 4 p.; "Parties and Politics".A537<'£hol 6 p.; Reform Eill.A53o£?hol. 11 p.; lives of iicCulloch, Senior, Tooke.

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"gc* If1915, Oct.20; hoi. 2 p.j BC; reading assignments.

^ 1915, Nov.23; hoi. 5 p.; BC; 17th lecture: banks.1915, Dec.l; hoi. 5 p.; BC; banks, savings.1915, Dec.S; hoi. 5 p.; BC; 19th lecture; profits and bankruptcies.1915, Dec.8-15; BC; assignments.

v 1920, Feb.[?]; carbon us 3 p,j "Inflation and inadequate production.";for use of President's Commission on Industrial Relations (Y/.Hotciikiss).

1920, Mar.4; hoi, 3 p.; BC; prosperity and crisis - cost, investment(used 3/11/20).

1920, Mar.11; hoi. 4 p.; crisis — investment, money markets (used(12/25/20).

1920, Mar.13; hoi. 7 p.; BC; crisis - interest rates, Fisher's theory,Quantity Theory, prospective profits, business credit.

1920, Liar.25; hoi. 1 p.; BC; crisis - rates of change, catastrophictheory.

1920, [^ar.?]; EC; hoi. 1 p.; BC; crisis - costs rise.1920, Apr.15; hoi. 9 p.; crises and panics - liquidation, causes,banking organization, 1907 crisis in U.S. and England.

1920, Apr.22; hoi. 3 p.; English 1907 crisis, end of panics, prevention.

1921, Lrar.2; hoi. 2 p.; "Business Crises"; talk to Society of Arts andSciences.

•' 1921, May 9; carbon ms 2 p.; "Industrial Waste and the Business Cycle";talk to Conference of Engineers and Economists (New School).

< 1921, Sep.20; carbon ins 21 p.; "Report on the Volume of Unemployment inSeptember 1921"; for Federal Conference on unemployment; attached -letter of transmittal carbon (Sub-Committee of Economic AdvisoryCoimaittee).

' 1921, Oct.8; carbon as 15 p.; "Unemployment and Business Cycles";first draft.

1921, Nov.3; hoi. 2 p.; copy excerpt 1 p.; "Business Outlook"; talk toa Kiwanis Club.

' 1921, Nov. 10; carbon ms £ p.; "Methods of Studying Unemployment in theSeasonal and Intermittant Industries"; memorandum for SecretaryHoover.

- 1921, Dec.21; hoi. 5 p.; notes for testimony before Senate Committeeon the Kenyon Bill.

' 1922, January 24; carbon ns 12 p.; "Financial Policy in its Relation tothe Price Level"; Address to President's Conference on Agriculturalproblems.

- 1922, Apr. 7; hoi. 5 p.; "On Efforts to--Control Business Cycles";lecture to A. Faubel's class at New York University School ofCommerce.

'1922, Apr.13; hoi. 3 p.; talk to meeting of trade associationssponsored by Department of Commerce; on business cycles and theircontrol by business.

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1922, June [publication date]; carbon ms 5 p.; review of A. HansenTsCycles of Prosperity and Depression.

1922, Oct.50; typed DS 2 p.; "Effects of Federal Reserve Bank Rates onVolume of Business"; talk with B. Strong.

1922, Dec.15; typed as 9 p.; "Evidence for the Business Cycle; itsLength, Amolitude and Regularity"; address to ASA meeting.

1922, Dec.27; hoi. 6 p.; copy 5 p.; "Outlook for 1923"; talk to AEAmeeting.

[1922?]; carbon 21s 9 p.[incomplete]; "Memorandum in Support of SecretaryEoover's Application for a Grant of $50,000 for an Investigationof Unemployment and the Business Cycle".

1923, Feb.7; hoi. 9 p.; "Trend of Prices and the Cost of Living";address to National Retail Dry Goods Association.

1923, Apr.11; hoi. 17 p.; "The Bureau's Investigations in BusinessCycles"; talk at NB dinner.

1923, Apr.16; carbon 5 p.; "Memorandum Developing Dr. Mitchell1s Remarks"(of 4/4/23); revision by Y»CLl of draft by G.R. Staflf?]/ attached -

• carbon (1 p.) letter to businessmen.1925, Apr.27; hoi. 5 p.; "Prices, Credit and Money"; talk to group ofinstructors at Columbia; on Quantity Theory of Honey and Fisher.

1925, ti&y 1; hoi. 5 p.; BC; control of cycle, Fisher and dollar stabiliza-tion (used ?/?/24)*.

1925, Hay 17; hol.;l0 p.; "Business Cycles and the Hanufacturer"; talkto National Industrial Conference Board.

1925, May 25; hoi. 7 p.; "Statistical Approach to the Study of BusinessCycles"; talk to the Casualty Actuarial Society.

1923, Sep.27; hoi. 4 p.; EC; 1st lecture; course plans,, reading list.1925, Oct.2; hoi. 6 p.; BC; cycle theories - history (Sismondi), types.1923, Oct.4; hoi. 4 p.; BC; 3d lecture; current theories - weather.1925, Oct. 30; hoi. & typed 7 p.; BC; sugary of current theories;process description; attached - quotes by S. Kuntington, G. Eull, E.*».Moore, L. Frank and other theorists. (1)

1923, Oct.30; carbon ms 3 p.; review of H. Hastings1 Costs and Profits.(2)1925, Dec.16; carbon ms 6 p.; copy 1 p.; "The Business Outlook";

(published as "Business during 1924 likely to be Generally Satisfactory")1925, [?];typed 11 p; "Lieniorandun upon the Scope and Content of theReport Prepared by the National Bureau of Economics Research uponBusiness Cycles and Unemployment".

1924, Jan. 8; hoi. 2 p.; BC; statistical and forecasting developments,analytical description, prosperity cumulation.

1924, Jan [?]; typed 1 p.; "Effects of L'JLddlesan on Stabilization ofIndustries Producing Consumers1 Goods"; reflections after talk withJ. Eovensir/. -«.

1924, Uar. 13; hoi. 12 p.;~crisis, costs and prospective profits, bankingtheories (Hansen, Hawtrey, Fisher), construction theories, agriculturaltheories, underconsumption theories, oversaving theories, equilibrium;1920 crisis; panics; recession, (used 3/17/25)

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1924, Nov.7; carbon ms 7 p.; extracts copy 2 p.; "Irving Fisher's Paperon 'Cur Unstable Dollar and the So-Called Business Cycle'"; talk to ASA.

1925, Jan.14; carbon 3 p.; "Vi'ork on Business Cycles" (NB).1925, Feb.15; hoi. & typed 7 p.; statistics of number of businesses inU.S. 1919 or 1920; report of telephone conversation with Little ofR.G. Dunn; part by vv. Thorp.

1925, Mar.17; seeo/l3/24B.1925, Oct.17; carbon ras 6 p.; Foreward to H. Jerome's Mifration andBusiness Cycles.

1927, Jan. 19; hoi. 7 p.; "Are Business Cycles Disappearing?"; talk toOfficers' meeting of Bankers Trust Company.

1927, Jan [?]; mimeograph 10 p. (3 cops.) and 4 p.; part of I5C (27) andAllyn Young's criticsima.

1927, .Mar.15; hoi. 2 p.; BC; recessions - costs and profits.1927, 2iar.l7; hoi. 2 TD. ; BC; recessions - costs and orofits (used3/15/27)

1927, :v:ar.22; hoi. 2 p.; BC; recession - costs, price rigidities (used• 3/17/27).1927, liar.24; hoi. 4 p.; BC; recession - abstract of theoretical argument;consumption (Stamp, Kuczynski, Lederer) (used S/22/27)

1927, Mar.29; hoi. 3 p.; BC; recession - Foster and Catchings; attached- underconsumption model.

1927, .Mar.31; hoi. 2 p.; BC; recession - underconsumption and othertheories - Hull, Rorty (used 3/29/27, 4/5/27).

1927, Apr.5; hoi. 1 p.; EC; recession - cycle theories.1927, Apr.7; hoi. 4 p.; BC; recession - other theories and own.1027, Apr.28; carbon ns H p.; cop. 2 p.; transcription of WCM address"Plans for Stabilizing Business".

1927, Liay [?]; carbon ms 12 p.; "Guidance of Economic Activity"; fromBC (27).

1927, Oct. to Jan. 1923; mimeograph 2 p.; BC; list of lectures.1927, Oct.27; hoi. 1 p.; BC; 9th lecture; analytical description ofcycle.

1927, Nov.l; hoi. 5 p.; EC; revival - secular trend, inventory accelera-tion (relation of purchases to sales).

1927, [lsov.3j; hoi. 25 p.; revival - inventories; statistics and policy.1927, Nov.15; hoi. 5 p.; mimeograph ns 2 p. [incomplete]; BC; 12th lecture;revival - purchase and sales policies, acceleration.

1927, Nov.17; hoi. 13 p.; mimeograph ms 8 p.; revival - purchases andsales - inventories(used 11/15/27).

1927, Nov.22 [and later]; hoi. 17 p.; mimeograph ms 7 p.; BC; recession,depression and revival - purchases and sales, inventories, production,consumption, demand and income, prices; attached - tables on purchasingpoT7er and cost of living (used 11/17/27).

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Y&f H 1927, Nov.29; mimeograph ms 8 p.; BC; recession - inventories, production,) \ exchange, consumers' demand and income (used 11/22/27).

-4/ 1927, Dec.6; mimeograph ms 8 p.; BC; 16th lecture; depression - con-sumption and income (used 11/29/27).

1927, Dec.3; mimeograph as 8 p.; BC; Depression - retail sales (used12/6/27).

1927, Dec. 13; mimeograph as 8 p.; BC; depression and revival - pricefluctuations, price and overhead costs (used 12/8/27).

1927, Dec.15; zdmeograph ms 6 p.; BC; revival - prices (used 12/13/27).1927, Dec.20; hoi. 9 p.; mimeograph ns 7 p.; EC; 20th lecture; revival -prices, sales, financial aspects, anticipated profits; attached -

_______ Snyder indices (used 12/15/28).

v6y " 1928, Jan.5; hoi. 5 p.; mjjneograph ms 8 p.; BC; revival - summary,psychological factors, construction, petroleum (used 12/20/27).

V 1928, Jan.10; mimeograph ms 8 p.; 3C; agriculture (used 1/5/28).V 1923, Jan.12; mimeograph ms 3 p.; BC; public utilities, entertainment,

revival theory (used 1/10/28).1928, Jan. 17; hoi. 2 p.; mimeograph 8 p.; BC; 24th lecture; recession- checks on prosperity (used 1/19/23).

J 1928, Jan.19; hoi. 6 p.; mimeograph 6 p.; BC; recovery - consumption,Pollok^Foundation, Martin, ovm theory.

, 1928, Jan.24; mimeograph 9 p.; BC'; 26th lecture: recession - consumption,Snyder, Leder, ov;n theory.

- 1S28, Mar.19; hoi. 5 p.; cop. 8 p.; "Research into Business Cycles";talk to Rockefeller Foundation Luncheon.

1928, Mar.31; hoi. 2 p.; effects of a cycle on its successor, relationof stocks to current activity.

1928, [?]; typed I D . ; 3C; list of students and time series examanied

• 1929, Dec.27; hoi. 2 p.; "Appraisal of Economic Forecasts"; talk atASA meeting.

1929, [?]; carbon ms 6 p.; account of NB progress on cycle study in 1928.B160 [1929?]; printed 1 p.; review of NB survey.

-. 1930, n!ar.l0; carbon ms;10 p.; "Studies of Economic Fluctuations andthe Technique of Balance"; memorandum for Committee on CurrentEconomic Changes [?].

. 1930, Dec.l; hoi. 5 p.; Rand School lecture on business cycles -definition, process, control.

- [1930?]; printed \ p.; review of TiCUL "Industrial Equilibrium in aBusiness Economy".

-• 1931, Apr.24; carbon ms 5 p.; "Discussion: Causes of "-Depression"(revised .\!ay 9 & 11)

. 1931, Apr.29; typed ms 17 p.; "Business stabilization*"; address toNational Chamber of Commerce meeting (published as "IThat is Stabi-lization?").

1931, Ifov.2; hoi. 6 p.; "Depression of 1929-31"; talk to Oxford Po-litical and Economic Society.

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1952, Jan. 13; hoi. 2 p.j BC (Oxford); 1st lecture; course plans, ov/nQJ^^ othersf -work.

1952, Jan.£5; hoi. 5 p.; BC; concept of cycle, theoretical approaches.1952, Jan [?]; hoi. 1 p.; BC; list of students.1932, Feb.l; hoi. 1 p.; 3C; theories and statistics, tine series analysis,1952, Feb.8; hoi. 2 p.; BC; time series analysis, N3 technique, attached- diagram.

1952, Feb. 15,22, 29; hoi. 1 p.; BC; NB technique.1952, Feb[9?]; hoi. 4 p.; "Depression in the U. S.Club of Oxford.

1932, Feb.25; hoi. 9 p.; "Economic Situation in the U.S."; address toRoyal Institute of Econoniic Affairs.

1952, Liar.4; hoi. 11 p.; "Trade Cycle of 1923-32 in the U.S."; talk atCambridge; J. Wade, secular movements, random disturbances, cycles -1913-21, 1922-27, 1923-32, revival.

1932, iiar.7; hoi. 12 p.; "Trade Cycle of 1928-32"; (Cambridge talk);revival and expansion, recession, Hoover.

1952, Liar.9; hoi. 15 p.; "Trade Cycle of 1928-32"; (Cambridge talk);expansion, contraction, world movements, government control of cycle,evaluation.

1952, Apr.26 (1); hoi. 8 p.; "Organization of N3ER Study of CurrentDepression"; talk to Oxford economics tutors.

1932, Apr.26 (2); hoi. 2 p.; 3C; course plans - NB technique, assignments1952, Apr.23; hoi. 4 p.; BC; assignments.1932, i-ay 5; Hoi. 1 p.; BC; assignments.1932, May 7 ; Eol. 30 p.; "Is There a Trade Cycle?"; talk to OxfordPolitical Economy Club.

1952, I.!ay 12; hoi. 1 p.; BC; assignments.1952, May 19; hoi. 1 p.; EC; assignments.1952, Jun 2; hoi. 4 p.; EC; final letture;; ?/ork of class - list of

series, NB approach - relation to theory.

1933, Feb 25; hoi. 2 p.; transcript with questions and replies, 32 p.;"Types of Explanations of Business Cycles"; talk to Sunday BreakfastGlub.

1953, Jun 6; hoi. 7 p.; excerpt copy 2 p.; "Vrhat Economics Measures areNecessary to Deal Adequately with the Depression and what PoliticalSteps must be Taken to Put Them into Effect?"

1357, Jan 4; hoi 5 p; carbon nis 7 p; "Production Cycles: Can they beControlled?" talk and Questions at Institute of Rural Economics,'Rutgers university.

1937, Jan 14; see 1/14/57 A.1957, IZar 3; hoi 5 p; BC; prices - :.lills and Tintner.1057, I'.ar 24; hoi 5 p; EC; time series analysis (used 10/17/37)1937, Apr 15; hoi 6 p; cop 5 p; "Current Expansion in American Business";talk to Council on Foreign Relations.

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.2 1337, Sep 25; hoi 6 p; BC; 1st lecture; course plans, cycle concept,N3 aims, own BC (13).

1937, Sep 30; hoi. 5 p; BC; cycle theory, definition, CI3 approach -reference cycles (used 10/7/37).

1957, Oct 5 & 12; hoi 1 p; EC; 2d and 3d lectures; time series analysis.1937, [Oct 7]; hoi 1 p; BC; KB approach - general, reference, and specificcycles.

1957 [Oct 14]; hoi 1 p; BC; 4th lecture; M3, traditional time seriesanalysis.

1957, Oct 21; hoi 5 p.; BC; NB approach, assignments, interpretationsand tests.

1957, Oct 28; hoi 5 p; BC; NB approach - interpretations and tests.1257, Oct 2S £c ;iov 4; hoi 2 p; BC; assignments* .1357, No4 4, 7; hoi 5 p.; BC; N3 approach - interpretations and texts.1957, Nov. 11; hoi 5 p; BC; 9th lecture; EC; NB approach - interpretationsand tests.

1957, Dec 1; printed 4 p; ASA meeting program; note on Vi'Cil 1937contribution.

1957, Dec 3$ 'hoi 1 p; notes on SSRC meeting on social aspects of thedepression.

193S, [Jan or ?eb ?}; mimeograph 1 p; BC; examination.1933, Hay 12; hoi S p; BC; final lecture; N3 approach -^iaaory of cycle.1S53, Sep 29; hoi 4 p; BC; 1st lecture; course plans, contemporaryappraoches to cycle (used 9/2S/E3).

1253, Oct 6; hoi 5 p; BC; contemporary approaches, assignments.1353, Oct 11; hoi 3 p; EC; time series analysis, structural andequilibrating changes.

1933, Oct 27 (1); typed ms 9 p; SC; revievr of A. Adams' Analyses ofEusiness Cycles by Partlan, Yeager (students).

1933, Oct 27 (2); typed as 5 p; reviews of E. Eratt's Business Cyclesand Forecasting by Carey, Adamson.

1933, Oct 27 (3); typed as 9 p; reviews of P. Douglas * ControllingDepressions by Moss, Lutsker.

1353, Oct.27 (4); typed 4 p; review of I. FisherTs Booms and Depressionsby Enroch.

1353, Oct 27 (5); typed 6 p; revie^sof W. Person^ Forecasting BusinessCycles by Gustafson and Gould.

1953, Oct 27 (6); typed 1 p; revievr of J.M. Clark(s Strategic Factorsin Business Cycles by Finkelstein.

1333, Oct 27 (7); typed 5 p; review of J. SchumpeterTs Theory of EconomicDevelopment by Tschebotareff.

1333, Oct 27 (3); typed 6 p; review of S. Lundbergfs Theory of SconoaicE i n hy C h b l iy

1933, Oct 27 (9); revievr of J.U. ^eynes* General Theory by L'erriwether(v;ith £ copies of selected quotes).

1353, Oct 27 (10); typed 9 p; revieTrs of R.F. Earrod's Trade Cycle bySchv/eitzer and Kidner.

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1S53, Oct £7 (11); hoi 42 p; reviews of G. Haberler's Prosperity andDepression by de ?azos y Roque (2 drafts), Oxenfeldt, Schv;eitzer,pascole.

1933, Oct [?]; hoi 1 p; BC; list of students and assignments.1933, Nov 5; hoi 1 p; BC; assignments, cycle theories.193S, L\Tov.l7; hoi. 2 p; BC; cycle theories and total view.1953, Nov 17 and Dec. 1; hoi 1 p; BC; cycle theories and Y;CM theory.195S, Dec 1, 8; hoi ;lp; BC; cycle theories, Tinbergen's tests.1938, Dec 15; hoi 2 p; BC; cumulation of expansion - assignments;consumers» durables and expansion (used 1/5/39).

1939, Jan 5; see 12/15/38.1959, Jan.12, 19, Feb.l;hol 1 p. ; BC; cumulation of expansion -consumers' durables and semi-durables, wa&es, installment selling,equilibrium.

1939, Feb 25; hoi 2 p; BC; problems of economic balance and amaladjustment,1939, May 13; hoi 2 p; BC; final lecture: NB approach and theory,N3 plans.

' .1959, Oct 5; hoi 2 p; BC; 2d lecture; cycle theories - Habeler; equi-librium (used 10/3/40).

1939, Oct 9; typed 1 p; list of students.1959, Oct. 10, 17; hoi 6 p; EC; time series analysis.1S59, Oct Ik:; hoi 1 p; BC; equilibrium and cycles, cumulative forces.1959, Oct 14; hoi 1 p; cycles and locational shifts of industries;Kosellca, Grove, Universities - 213 Committee.

1039, Oct 19; hoi 2 p; BC; 4th lecture: equilibrium (used 10/10/40).1959, Oct 23; hoi 1 p; 5C; expansion and balance (used 10/10/40).1939, Nov 2; hoi 4 p; BC; assignments,expansion and balance, price andoutput imbalances (used 10/10/40).

1953, Nov 9; hoi 2 p; BC; expansion and adjustments.1939, LIOV.IS; hoi 2 p; BC; 8th lecture; adjustment capacity and limtis.1939, Nov.16, 30; hoi 1 p; 5C; theories and tests, list of theories.1959, Dec 7; hoi 3 p; BC; 10th lecture; prospective profits, moneyeconomy.

1940, Jan 4; hoi 1 p; BC; 12th lectyre; cvcie theories and testing(used 12/7/39).

1940, Jan 6; typed ms 3 p; "rJemorandum to the Business Cycles Staff";on series compilation and analysis progress.

1340, Janl5; hoi 2 p; BC; cycle analysis - multiple correlation.1940, Jan 13; hoi 2 p; 3C; cycle analysis and multiple correlation,testing theories (used 2/8/40).

1940, Feb 22; hoi 3 p [incomplete]; BC; business at expansion beginningconsumer indebtedness.

1940, Feb 23; hoi 3 p; BC; expansion beginning, consumer indebtedness.1940, Apr.r.22; hoi 9 p; EC; tables - reference cycle wholesale pricesand production, tilling of specific cycle turns.

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1340, Apr 26 T7; hoi 3 p; BC; business at expansion beginning, channelsof expansion.

1940, Apr 27; hoi 3 p; BC; cumulation of expansion - timing.1940, Apr [?]; hoi 1 p; chart - rates of change of various seriesdistribution.

1940, -lay 2; hoi 2 p; BC; expansion - tiding (used 5/3/40).1S40, ilay 3, 8, 9; hoi 5 p; BC; tables: prices and production - ex-pansion patterns.

1340, May 5; hoi 2 p; BC; recession.1940, May 13; hoi 4 p; BC; recession statistics.1940, lAay 16; hoi 5 p; BC; recession.1940, Liay 17; hoi' 5 p; cop 3 p; talk on SB work to meeting of NBDirectors.

1940, Sep 26; hoi 3 p; BC; 1st lecture; 3 approaches to cycles, course. plans.1940, Sep [?]; typed 1 p; BC; list of students.1940, Oct 5; see io/5/3*3 B.1940, Oct 4; see 10/4/40 X.1940, Oct 10; hoi 2 p; BC; cycles and equilibrium.1940, Oct 10; see 10/1^39 B, 10/26/39 B.*1940, Oct 17; hoi 6 p; BC; balance and adjustments, price system andprofits, equilibrium, cumulative movements.

1940, Oct 24; hoi 2 p; BC; 5th lecture; tests of theory, Mill on de-duction and induction (used 10/31/40).

1940, Nov 6; hoi 4 p; BC; NB work, starting point, rates of changetabulation.

1940, Nov 7; hoi 1 p; BC; empirical laws, observation and theory, cycles1914-38 and differences, non-cyclic forces (used 10/31/40).

1940, Nov 9; hoi 7 p; BC; stages I-II changes (used U/10/40).1940, Nov 11; hoi 2 p; 3C; tables: grouping of series, rates of change I-II,1940, 1'ov 14; hoi 6 p; BC; tine series analysis, Schumpeter, fornialand causal analysis, NB technique (used 11/28/40, 12/5/40, 12/12/40).

1940, Nov.155- hoi 5 p; tables and charts of average reference cyclebehavior of various series.

1940, Nov 16; hoi 1 p; 3C; tables: grouping of Series, rates of change I-II,1940, Nov 17; hoi 12 p; BC; expansion - changes I-II by groups.1340, Nov 13; hoi 5 p; 3C; I-II changes - conclusions; starting point.1340, Nov. 25; hoi 1 p; BC; starting point in analysis.1940, Bee 13; inimeograph ms 33 p; "Objectives of Business Cycle Research";address at Rutgers University anniversary celebration: with addressesand co:.iments by A. Loveday, F. Grahan, £'. Riefler and consents byA.F. Burns and F. Fetter.

1940, [?]; hoi 12 p; tables of price and production cycles timing.

1941, Jan 9, 16; hoi 1 p; BC; 12th lecture; NB technique and theory;assignments.

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«* 1541; Feb. to .iiay; hoi 1 p; EC; outline of lectures.1941, Feb 6; hoi 4 p; BC; course plans, general view of cycles.1941, Feb 10; hoi 1 p; table: reference cycle rates of change.1941, Feb 15; hoi 4 p; BC; varieties of c?cle behavior, money economy,table of amplitudes.

1941, Feb 27; hoi 8 p; BC; average cycle, theory and experience, exo-genous and endogenous theories, static and dynamic theory, factorinterrelationships, prospective profits, continuity of cycle.

1941, .V.ar 2; hoi 4 p; I-II banking series changes.1941, liar 5, 9; hoi 4 p; I-II production and sales changes.1941, Mar 5; hoi 4 p; table: I-II price and inventory changes, con-formity - net inventories (Abramo^itz).

1941, liar.6, 8; hoi 1 p; I-II changes in retail prices and interest rate.1941, liar 8; hoi 1 p; I-II business activity index changes.1941, liar 12; hoi 2 p; tables : I-II changes in employment and hoursof work.

1941, L'ar 13; hoi 12 p; BC; I-II changes - banking, interest rates,loans; tables: I-II changes in prices and production, inventories.

.1941, Mar 16; hoi 1 p; BC; table: wholesale and retail sales.1941, Liar 20; hoi 6 p; EC; I-II changes - consumption, income, employ-ment, wages, consumers' credit, savings.

1941, liar 20; see 3/13/40.1941, i.:ar 27; hoi 15 p; I-II changes - incomes, retail prices, whole-sale sales, interest rate; cumulation of expansion - new orders,capital issues, construction, bankruptcies, concentration of earningsand sales, trend development.

1941, Apr 3; hoi 9 p; BC; summary I-II changes; cumulation of expansion- prices, overhead costs, even flow of vrork (used 3/27/41).

1941, Apr 17; Jiol 10 p; EC; cumulation of expansion - prices and pricedifferences, obstacles, G. Hull, sales, bank clearings, retardation(used 4/3/41).

1941 Apr 24; hoi 5 p; EC; cumulation of expansion - banking (used 4/17/40)1941, iiay 1; hoi 15 p; BC; expansion - investment, income, consumers,Kusnets (used 4/24/40).

1941, Hay 5; hoi 2 p; BC; table: general summary of expansion.1941, May. "3; hoi 26 p; BC; expansion - consumers' expenditures, invest-ment profits; recession and revival - general conditions, prices andprofits, banks, investment, consumers' income and expenditures; generalconception of cycle.

1941, L'ay 15; hoi 14 p; BC; final lecture; recession - profits; spreadof expansion, observation and theory, economic activities differences,time, uncertainty, instability conditions, general view of recessions,differences between cycles.

1941, May 17; hoi 1 p; table: rates of exchange comparison of groupsof series I-II and IV-V.

1941, 'J.a:/ 21; hoi 9 p; business cycles staff meeting; aim in BC course,methods, general results of studies, series differences and conformties,

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\>fc^ Y? 1942, Se-p 24; hoi 10 p; 1st lecture; course plans, history of cycles,recurrence, economic causes and theories, future recurrence (used9/30/45)9

1942, Oct 1; hoi 3 p; 3C definitions, theories, NB technique (used> 10/7/45).1942, Nov 12, 19, Dec 3; hoi 2 p; 3C; 8th, 9th, 10th lectures; N3approach.

1942, Dec 17; hoi 3 p;5C; 12th lecture; NB technique, reference dates(used ?/?/43).

1945, Jan 7; hoi 3 p; BC; KB technique.1945; hoi 4 p; BC; N3 technique. (Jan.14)1943, Feb 4; hoi 4 p; BC; 14th lecture; course plans, cycle length dif-ferences, theory and statistical and historical approaches.

1943; Feb 4, 11; hoi 1 p; BC; N3 technique.1945, Feb 11; hoi 3 p; BC; NB approach, specific eycles.1943, Feb 18; hoi 3 p; BC; KB technique, specific cycles (used 2/11/43).1943, Feb 25; hoi 4 p; BC; 17th lecture; NB technique, specific cycles(used 2/18/45, 3/4/45). . }

1943, ? ar4; hoi 5 p; BC; NB technique, specific and reference cycles,conformity. ../

1943, Mar 8; hoi 1 p ; BC; table: series groups, conformity.1943, War 11; hoi 2 p; BC; SB- technique, tining (used 3/4/43).1945-, "ar 18; hoi 1 p; EC; NB technique.1945, Sep 30; see 9/24/42.1943, Oct 7; hoi 14 p; "7/hat business cycles are"; talk to Century Clubeconorists.

1943, Oct 7; see 10/1/42.1943, Oct 14; hoi 3 p; BC; 3d lecture; reference dates, cycle theories.1943, Oct 21; hoi lp; EC; cycle theories - Eaberler (used 10/14/43).1943, Oct 28; hoi 6 p; BC; statistical approach.1943, Nov 4; hoi 3 p; EC; 6th lecture; time series analysis (used 11/11/43)1945, Nov 18; hoi 1 p; BC; time series synthesis, Harvard technique.1945, Dec 2; hoi 2 p; BC; 9th lecture; wise series synthesis.1943, Dec 9 to Feb i7, 1944;hol 1 p. ; BC; NB techn4que.

1944, Dec 13; hoi 2 p; "TThef causes of recessions".

-gfl ft p« review by G. Soule of JfiBC.

•555 B29 / hoi 1 p; table: expansion to revival changes (various series).E30 « hoi 5 p; notes and table: order of troughs in 1920-21, financial

readjustments.5512 hoi 1 p; suggestion on non-fluctuating series (Persons, Ogburn).

> 1942, Oct 23; hoi 3 p; 5C; 6th lecture; equilibrium.

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B - u

B52 f kol 1 P> business cycles and rapidly growing industries.BlSS-S'hol 1 p; notes on Slichter's report on employment for SSRC [by WCii?].555 C hoi 1 p; table: leads and legs at revival.B54 7 hoi 1 p; method of computing lags.557 £ hoi 1 p; purchasing power expansion and production increases in revival.358 <7 hoi 1 p; workingnan money stocks in prosperity and depression.340 /ohol 1 p; lag in incomes behind money volumes of production.341 ; / hoi 1 p; reference cycle patterns of non-conforming cycles.B42 H- hoi 5 p; charts: reference cycle patterns of pig iron production 1885-1927.E45 /-? typed 1 p; funds available for saving and investment in 1919 (D. Friday).3166lucarbon, typed, hoi 9 p; statistics on consumption (family budgets), prices

(indes numbers) in U.S. and Britain [part for 2.IU1N?].544/(5 hoi 1 p; list of series and series groupings.345/G hoi 9 p; table: references, * trough average leads and lags.546/7 hoi 9 p; tables: inter- and intra-cyclical amplitude comparisons -

revival (averages and individual series).347 o hoi 1 p; cycle causes - specific cycle approach.E48** typed 6 p; condition of national banks 1882-1914.B49 2c typed ms 4 p; 113 "Summary of Price Classifications, Measures of Price

Behavior, and Indes Numbers of»7holesale Prices".E50 2/ carbon ms 26 p; Foreward to Russian translation of Recent Economic Changes

by G. Safarov.B52 2ihol 1 p; notes for rewriting (of J5C (27)?) - xonditions of businesses

(K. Dennison), monetary circulation.B532-* hoi 1 p; notes on business adiainistration, H. Dennison [for j3C (27)?).B505 syhol 1 p; notes and queries on various series; for or from A.F. Burns.B54 xftyped 1 p; contents list of A. Atchinstein's Introduction to Business

Cycles; notes by LS2£ and "G.Ll."B55 ~^C hoi 1 p; demsr.d for cash in prosperity, hoards in early depression.356.27 mimeographed 27 p; NB reference dates, number of months in stages,

inter-stage intervals, trough - mid expansion - peak - mid contractionintervals (for U.S., Great Britain, France, Germany.)

557- ? hoi 1 p; note [for EC(27)?] - profits and costs of production; Knauth.BSOc^hol 1 p; control of business cycles.B53 ?ohol 4 p; "II Current Theories of Business Cycles; (1) Theories which

Stress the Influence of the Y.:e£ther".B593 fhoi 1 p; notes - "Volume III"; interest and investment; cycles and long

wave s.B27 ! i [1306?]; hoi 17 p; topics to be investigated in connection ?.ith study

of business cycle 1390-1SC6; list of students and assignments.3200' ?[before 1913]; hoi 1 p; prices of producers1 goods.5201Z'/[before 1913]; hoi 2 p; list of price series for fluctuation comparisons.3202iX[before 1915]; hoi 1 p; directions for making comparisons of relative

prices of ra^ and manufactured products.5203?i[before 1913]; hoi 2 p; lecture notes; prices of raw materials.B204j7[before 1913J; hoi 12 p; lecture notes; transition prices; attached -

statistics on railroad finances.53C4^[before 1913]; hoi 5 p; early English crises.528 3c[("circa 1923"); hoi 19 p; "Credit Ratios and Business Cycles"; talk to

Robert iiorris Associates.

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B254^ [after 1956]; carbon 9 p; accounts of railways and utilities for 1935and 1956.

B256-//[after 1959]; typed 2 p; description of data collection methods of J.C.Neilson Company.

T.Cll notes on his reading and excerpted reviews andnotices; undated.

B99îhol 1 p; abstract of *L. Abramovitz: "lionopolistic Selling in a ChangingEconomy".

BlOOîhol 27 p; abstracts on A. Aftalion: cycles and - failures, industrialconcentration investment, producers1 and consumers1 goods, supply anddemand, pauperise, industrial accidents, wages, interest rates, in-dustry differences, money costs, productivity, prices, general over-production, cycle causes; abstract -Aftalion*s theory.

BlOl^printed 1 p; notice, W. Albig: "Recession in Industry Affects SchoolSavings Hanking."

BlQl^-rprinted 1 p; review, L. .Amoroso: I Barometri Fconomici.BlOlf-Sprinted 1 p; review, B. Anderson: "Two 'New Eras1 Compared".BlGlîiol 1 p; abstract of F. Anderson: increase of demand at end of depression

from nanuscript).BlOlV-printed 1 p; review, S. Andrew and E. Flinn :"Appraisal of Economic

Forecasts".BlOl^printed 1 p; review, E. Andreich: Critique des I ethodes.3102^'printed 1 p; review, E. Axe and R. Houghton: "Records Show that Business

Recoveries Precede Commodity Price Index".3102c.Sprinted 1 p; reviev;, R. Bachi: La Politica dells Congiuntura.3102sprinted 1 p; review, J. BadertArbeitspIanung- und Arbeitsvorbereitung.BIO2^Sprinted 1 p; review, Banco de la Nacion Argentina: "Present Cycle of

Railroad Activity".BIG2Sprinted 1 p; reviev;, J. Barnes: Facing the Larger Problems of Business

3102-^rprinted 1 p; review, F. Baudhuin: LTevolution Economicue de la Belgicue,BlOc-Vxhol 5 p; abstract of K. Belshaw: "Profit Cycle in Agriculture".

'^printed and hoi 2 p; quote by >V. Berridge: turning points - price andother series and secular trend; review: "Employment and the BuyingPower of Consuners".

printed 1 p; review, G. Bieischcvrsky:" Business fluctuations and Public\7orks".

B105-Vi>hol 1 p; quotes 'cy L. Birch from "Theory of Overproduction".B103-7 sprinted 1 p; review, 0. Blackett: "Measures of Eusiness Conditions in

llichigan".BIG^chol 4 p; quotes and abstracts on Bonnation: cycle theory, long price

vraves, consumer goods price fall lead.31G4'' "typed and hoi 3 p; quotes and reference to A. Bowley: "Relation between

V. olesale and Retail Prices since the VTar".B1C4-/ /printed 1 p; review, H. Brasch: "Realignment of German Eusiness in the

World Market."ji£3—^riritcd 1 pj review, G> 3rooooli "Cricio in tho Con-oH.

)B-13

B104*" " printed 1 p; review, C. Brossel: "Crisis in the Congo".B104V/printed 1 p; review, A.F. Burns: "Duration of Business Cycles".B104ySprinted 1 p; review: "Business Conditions in Victoria" (anon.).B104*7printed 1 p; review, V. Bychelberg: "Domestic Sales as an Index of

Business Conditions."B105^Sprinted 1 p; review, L.C.: "Crisis".B105^'shol 1 p; abstract of P. Cabot:"Interest Rates and Utility Stock Prices".B105^Scarbon 1 p; quotes by J. Cardoza: crisis of 1837.BlOSf-fhol 11 p; quotes and abstracts on G. Cassel: cycles and incomes and

savings, interest rates and pig iron output, pernenaiicy of cycles,interest rate on German bonds, wagearners' demand elasticity forclothing,theory of cycles.

B107-Tsprinted 1 p; review (unsigned): "Changes in Pittsburghfs BusinessConditions - Some Barometers".

B10756printed 1 p; review, S. Chase: "Enemy of Prosperity".Bl07Johol 1 p; abstract of P. Cherrington: "Some commercial Aspects of Styles

and Fashions".B107xoprinted 2 p; review, P. Christodulopulos: "Financing of the Beginning

of Prosperity", "Cyclical Fluctuations and Stocks."B1O8.S/typed 37 p; quotes by J.M. Clark: cycle remedies, price stabilization,

supply and demand equilibrium, cycle and material and overhead costs,unemployment, credit, farming, capital, expenditures, labor as over-head, merchants'^expenses, price changes and inventories, transporta-tion, employment fluctuations and business size, labor efficiencjvindepression, railroad overhead, "sunshine movements".

B1095*typed 1 p; abstract of H. Clough: weather cycle.BIO9^sprinted 2 p; reviews, A Cole: "Statistical Background of the Crisis of

1857", "Statistical Background of the Crisis Period 1337-42".B109^^hol 1 p; quote by J. Commons: bank credit.Bl09Hhol 1 PJ quote by J. Commons, H. ycCracken, W. Zeuch from: "Secular

Trends and Eusiness Cycles".B109r$hol 2 p; abstract of H. Coonley: "Contraction of an Industry in the

Business Cycle".B109£ihol and typed 8 p; quotes by M. Ji. Copeland: producers' and consumers'

goods, operating expenses statistics, consumers' habits and marketing.B11O5Jprinted 1 p; review, G. Cox: "Another Year of Business Forecasts".BUOSihol 6 p; abstracts and quotes by W. Crum and H. Vanderblue: coal mining,

banks, manufacturing, public utilities - and business cycle.BUOiVhol 2 p; abstract of D'Abernon: "German Currency".BULOTihol 1 p; abstract of L. de Bernonville: Budgets de Families.BllQ^i hoi 1 p; reference to 20th centuryFund's: "Debt Adjustment Study".BllOiiprinted 1 p; review, L; Delgado: "Economic Cycles".B110r?printed 1 p; review,G. Demaria:"Studies of Economic Dynamics".BllQT.?hol 1 p; reference to H. Dennison: "Management and the Eusiness Cycle"

(Tp examination on back).B150* printed 1 p; review, A. Dent: "Economics Research Y/ork".

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BlSO-^hol and typed 5 p; abstracts, quotes, reference to A. Dewing: "In-nestnent and the Industrial Cycle",'.Creditors' Committee Receivor-ships", "Role of Economic Profits in the Return on Investments"•

B15Cs7'ty?ed 2 p; quote by Dibblee: cycles and firm size.B150^/hol 1 p; abstract of Senate Document: "Distributed and Undistributed

Profits of corporations."B15O^yprinted 5 p; reviews, L. Dupriez: "Method of Computing the Line of

Trend", "i.Iethod of Studying Economic Cycles and the General Cycle ofBusiness in Belgium from 1897 to 1913", "Course of Business inBelgium from 1919 to 1929".

B150-^hol 1 p; reference to 77. Fiteman [?]: "Economics of Brokers' [ '. ]"'B150S^'orinted 1 D; review, D. Ellsworth: "Business Index Declines Sharply".Bill** rtyped 17 p; R. Engberg's indexes of agricultural fluctuations.B112>chol 1 p; abstract of ii. England: "Fisher's Theory of Crises", "Pro-

motion as the Cause of Crises' , "Economic Crises", "Analysis of theCrisis Cycle".

B112_5£printed 1 p; review, A. Espinosa: "Italian Economic Indices at the Endof 1225".

B112j£hol 1 p; abstract of M. Ezekiel: "Cobweb Theorum".B112jr<jpriiited 1 p; review, 7v. Foster and W. Catching: "Hissing Market".B112i^typed 4 p; quotes by C. Fraser: retail and wholesale operating costs.B112£jhol & printed 2 p; quote by E. Frickey: stock and commodity prices and

interest rate; review: "Statistical Study of Bank Clearings 1375-1914".B113-iVprinted 1 p; review, A. Garino-Canina: "Economic Cycles".BUS Sprinted 1 p; review, Y/. Grabski: "Business^Cycles, Crises, and Economic

Development."B113^7printed l p ; notice, E. Granovskii: "Theory of Economic Cycles According

to 'Soviet' Bourgeois Economists."B1135Sprinted 1 p; review, E. Graue: "Relationships of Business Activity

to Agriculture".Blloi^nol 1 P; abstract of C. Griffin: "Evolution of the Automobile Market".311357 printed 1 p; review of C. Guilleband: "77est Indian Sugar Crises 1800-1930"3lldTSprinted 2 p; reviews: A. Gutfeld: "Statistical Analysis of Sales",

"Econo.'oic Forecasting".B1145Sprinted 1 p; review, A. Hahn: "Stabilisation of Business in Germany".B114S"Shoi 3 p; abstracts of L. Hall: "Relative Intensities of Secular,

Cyclical, and Seasonal Fluctuations", Bankin? Cycles.>i 9 p; abstracts and quotes by C. Hardy: theory of cycles, cost ofliving rise and income, depression efficiency, different industriesand the cycle, equipment length of life, raw material price fluctuations,ir-fluence of profit margins.rped 2 p; quotes by D. Earkness from "Agriculture and the Price Level".

311ZS9printed 1 p; review by A. Hansen, H. Hastings: Costs and Profits.3115Sprinted 8c hoi 6 p; quotes by R. Hawtrey: method, VJebb's depression

remedy, interest rates and international gold move-sents, interest andtraders, cycle in France.

51155'?priiited 1 p; review, 7<*. Hay: "Consequences of liistaking Cycliaal Ex-pansion for J.cn£tiirie_ growth.".

1115Sprinted 1 p; notice, H. van Hensbergen's "Notes from the History ofCrisis Theories".

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BUS-*? printed 2 p; reviews, A. Herzenstein: "Do Long Time Business CyclesExist?", "Capitalist Business Cycle in Marxian Light".

Blueprinted 1 p; review, J. Hollander: "Panics and Pools".B116sprinted 1 p; review, E. Hope: "Livestock Cycles in Canada".BUB^chol and printed 4 p; abstracts and quotes by J. Hubbard: "Building

Construction in Recent Years", "Recent Developments in Federal ReservePolicy", "Open Market Money Rates",; review: "Business Volumesduring Periods of Decline and Recovery".

B116<»printed 1 p; review, ». Huber: "Economic Forecasting at the 18th Sessionof the International Institute of Statistics".

BIT Reprinted 1 p; review, S. Huberman: "Problem of Business Cycles underConditions of aionopolisitic Control".

B116^hol 1 p; abstract of R. Hurlin: U.S. prices 1813-1920.B117G Sprinted 1 p; review, M. Ignatieff: "Relationship between Circulation

of Money, Business Activity and Price Movements in Russia".Bll7£/hol 1 p; abstract of M. Ingraham: "Professor H.L. Moore*s Analysis

of the Business Cycle".B117< /'printed 1 p; review, A. Isaac: "Investigation of Business Cycles from

the Standpoint of the Study of Business Administration."B117£/hoi & typed 4 p; abstract of H. S. Jevons1: on W. S. Jevons* sunspot

theory; reference: Causes of Unemployment.B117^/printed 1 p; review, C. Keller: "Barometer of the Business Byele".BH8^2printed 1 p; review, J. Kemenyffi: "Concerning the Possibility and

Desirability of Business 7iithout Cycles".B1186Lprinted 1 p; review, M. Kemper:"Economic Barometer, Business Cycle

Analysis, and the Central Bureau of Statistics".B118£2printed 1 p; review, W. King: "Is There a Business Cycle?"B118£;>hol and printed 3 p; abstract of J.M. Keynes: "Colwyn Report on National

Debt and Taxation"; reviews: "Great Slump of 1930", Great Crisisof 1930".

B1186iprinted 1 p; review: N. Kondratieff: "Price Dynamics of Industrial andAgricult .ral Goods".

B1186sprinted 1 p; review, J. Kuczynski: "Business and Stcok Market Conditions."B11&I printed 1 p; review, L. Kuvin: "Productive Overcapacity".B119£?hol 1 p; abstract of S. Kuznets: theory of business cycles.BllSCj'typed & printed 3 p; abstract of A. Lansburgh: "Excitants to Crises";

review:"Deflected Develppaent of Business Conditions".B1196?hol 1 p; abstract of F. Lavington £?]: "An approach.to the Theory of

Business Cycles".B119-_Jprinted 1 p; review, 7t. Lavonius: "Prosperity and Hard Times; the Nature

of Economic Changes in the Life of Finland".B119^?printed 1 p; review,E. Lederer: "Limitation of Artificial Credit".B120^hol 1 p; abstract of A. Lerner: saving - investment equilibrium.B12O6Sprinted 1 p; review (unsigned): "Lfevolution de la Crise Economique en

Septeabre 1950".B120£^printed 1 p; review, H. Lichtenberger: "Financial Difficulties of

Germany".

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B120< liol 1 p; quote by E. Lincoln: "Sales and Orders Indices and Forecasting".B120^printed 2 p; reviews, E. Lipinski: "Methods and Work of the Polish

Institute of Research on General Business Activity", "Problem ofIncrease of Productive Economic Forces".

B12GS^hol 1 p; abstract of W. Louck: "Price Margins druing Prosperity".B123££printed 1 p; review,K. Madhava: "Business Forecasting".B12J>£ printed 1 p; review L. 'Jarch: "Instructive Elements for Economic

Fofecasts".B123£5"hol 1 p; industrial production statistics from G. Martin: "Industrial

Reconstruction of France Since the War".Bl21^£hol & printed 2 p; abstract of P. Martin: "Flaw in the Price System";

notice: "Technique of balance".B121&5printed 1 pj review, W. McKagne: "Does Canada Follow U. S. Trends?"B121:->jrprinted 1 p; review, G. McLaughlin: "Industrial Diversification in

American cities".B122JSprinted 1 p; review, A. Mendelsohn: "Problem of Business Cycles.

Structure of the Marxian Theory of Business Cycles."B123£&typed 1 p; quote by E. Meredith: agriculture and business cycles.B122£*typed 3 p; quotes by H. filler: "Earlier Theories of Crisds and Cycles

in the U. S. "B122(<? printed 1 p; review, F. "ills: "Some Aspects of the Price Recession of

1929-1930".Bl22&^hol 1 p; abstract of H. Mitchell: "Index of the Physical Volume of

Production in Canada".B122£&ol 2 p; abstract of W. Mitchell: "Industrial Cost and the Business

Cycle".Bl22^printed 1 p; notice (unsigned): "Monetary Element in Trade Recovery".B123£7printed 1 p; review, B. Mourre: "Monetary Tension and Danger of a Crisis

in the United States".B123£Sprinted 1 p; review, R. Mukerjee: "Agricultural Cycles and Sunspots".Bl23£?hol 1 pj reference to E. Nasse: Die Verhiit Jig der Produktionskrisen.B123<J?printed 1 p; feview, N. Osinski: "Economic Depression in the United States"B123£Sprinted 1 p; review, G. Papis: "Monetary Theory of Industrial Cycles".B123&sprinted 1 PJ review, C. Pearsall: "Industrial Fluctuations in South

Africa".B123£Sprinted 1 p; review, J. Pedersen: "Conditions requisite for the Improve-

ment of Market Conditions".B123£?printed 1 P> review, C. Persons: Credit Expansion 1920 to 29 and its

Lessons".Bl24^thoi 13 p; abstracts and quotes by W. Persons: lags, barometers (WCM

notes for paper on prices on back), credit expansion, Federal Re-serve, stock prices and interest rates and commodity prices, differences

between industries, own price index, iron and steel, from "Money Rates, BondYields, and Security Prices".

Bl25^^typed and printed 5 p; quotes by S. Pervushion from Business Conjuncture;review: "Cyclical Fluctuations in Agriculture and Industry in Russia".

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B126/t/hol, typed, printed 55 p; abstracts and quotes by A.Pigou: unusedY* saving, Snyder and price fluctuation, floating capital, producers1

and consumers1 goods, psychological factors, taste changes, industrialdisputes, periodicity, crop fluctuations, price rises and expansions,

1 amplitude variations, construction investment and English cycle,wage rigidity, depression outputpniiiating impulses, cycles similarity, "Tnrgan-Baranowskyfs theory, innovations, market spoiling, profitexpectation variation, monetray factors, money making, secular trends- real wages, cycle remedies, general cycle theory; review: "Mone-tary theory of the Trade Cycle".

B127?/printed 1 p; review, W. Plumaer: "Effects of Installment Selling onStability".

B127/'/printed 1 p; review (unsigned): Possibility of Forecasting in theMarket for Household Goods".

B127 7/printed 1 p; review, A. van Rhym: "High Wages and Consumption".B1277/hol 1 p; quote by J. Riegel: labor efficiency.B1287^iol 17 p; abstracts and quotes by D.H. Robertson: labor efficiency,

capital scarcity, consumers1 good peak lead, fashion and businesscycle, Aftalion and marginal utility, consumptive industry collapse,sunspot theory, Hobsonfs oversaving theory, large scale productionand cycle, gestation period, general cycle theory.

B129"^printed 1 p; review, C. Roos: "Mathematical Theory of Price and Pro-duction Fluctuations and Economic Crises".

B129?iprinted 1 p; reviewL F. Ruckdeschel: "More regional and local statisticsl"B129?Jprinted 1 p; review, M.S.: "Economic Forecsating".

' B129?j*typed 8 p; quotes by S. Schlichter: underproduction, wastes, wage risesand employer, labor turnover and business cycle.

B130?fhol, typed, printed 8 p; abstracts and quotes by J. Schumpeter: historyof innovations and cycles, depressions not cause booms, Pigou'stheory, general cycle theory; review:"MitchellTs Business Cycles".

B130?Vprinted 1 p; review, P. Schwartz: "Circulation of Money and the BusinessCycle".

B13CPSprinted 1 p; review, W. Scott: "Economic Resiliency".B13O"7i;printed 1 p; review, J. Schafer: "Explanation of the Business Cycle".B13llSprinted 1 p; review, 0. Siegel: "Austrian Institute for Busimess

Forecasting".B131 -f printed 1 p; review, J. Sinz: "Business Cycle Research in Hungary".B1317Jtyped 3 p; abstract of J. Sismondi: article in Edinburgh Encyclopedia.B1317-?printed I p; review, W. Skrzywan: "Business Barometers".B1317J2 p; Abstract of E. Slutsky: summation of random causes as source of

cyclical fluctuations (typed)B13175printed 1 p; review, B. Smith: "Economic Explanation ofl a Business

Forecasting Index".Bl317-S"hol 2 p; abstract of E. Snow: relative importance of monetary and

particular factors in business cycles.B132^hol & printed 12 p; abstracts and quotes by C. Snyder: price fluctuations

and interest rates, normality, business failures, own list sensitiveconmodity prices, wholesale price secular trends; reviews: "Problemof Prosperity", "Abolishing Business Cycles and Periodic Disturbances","New Pleasure of the Relations of Credit and Trade."

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B133?>3?rinted 1 p; reviews, A. Sommer: nSignificance of Structural Changesfor Business Cycle Analysis", "Forecasting Business Conditions andthe Private Finn", "Basic Considerations Concerning Cyclical Fluctu-ations in Retail Trade".

B1337-7printed 1 p; review, G. Soule: "Industrial Depression".B133/7?rinted 1 p; review, R. Souter : "Equilibrium Economics and Business

Cycle Theory".B1337?hol 1 p; quotes by J. Southworth: competition as cycle cause.B13377hol 1 pj quotes by ll. Sprague: easy credit as depression cause.B1337;printed 1 p; review, F. Sternberg: "Depressions and Foreign Trade".B1347/typed & hoi 4 p; abstract and quotes by J. Sterrett: "Comparative

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Business Cycle".B1382nprinted 1 p; review, R. Wilson: "Economic Cycles in Australia and New

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Bertolasefs "Das Verhaltnis"; E. Snow: Limits of Industrial Employ-ment", "Achinstein's Business Cycles".

B1428«*typed 2 p; abstracts of A. 7*'ainstein: "laeteorologische und Wirtschaft-liche Cyklen"; H. Westergaard: "Periods of Economic Life"; N.Tschetwerikow: "Prices and Crops"; J. Rouch; E. Lacombe; A. van Berchem:"Economic Cycles and their Influence on Certain French Statistics";M. Ignatieff: Die Wechselbeziehungen.

3l43&7hol 1 p; abstract of J. Norton: reserves and call rate; reference toL. Selzer and S. Horner: "Bank Reserves and Call Money Loan Rate"(TP examination on back).

B146£Shol 1 p; reference to I. Fisher, A. Landrey, P. des Essars [?]; velocityof circulation.

B144g ?hol 1 p; references to : T. Fukuda, "La Cyclicite"; Bonmatian, EconomicCrises; W. Taucher, "Baurenslehrpolitik"; A. Muller, "Economic Theoryof Conjuncture"; P. de Xerek [?], "Konjuncture..."

B147<f^carbon 4 p; abstracts of German articles 1910-26: G. Halm, ?/. Eucken,N. Ropke, E. Altschul, J. Schumpeter, J. Marshak, W. ilildschuh, R.Struken, A. Spiethoff, W. Eggenschwyler, L. von Mises, P. Wallich;references to articles by F. Kronenberger, F. Scheurer, W. Prion, A.Uhl, Mussig, H. Mannstaedt, V. Carthaus, R. Knopowski.

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51597^yped 2 p; list of books in New York Public Library published 1310-22,\rith marginal notations; by: D. Bellet, H. Bilgraa & L. Levy, H.BroT/ii/«.Eggerisch*.Tyggles[?] LI. England, H. George, P. German, R. Eawtrey,J. Hobson, 0. Lightner, T.'CMy E. Patterson, F. Priess, E. Vogel, V/.A.Vogel, 7.r. A. Clark, H. Lacperiere, L. Devilly, E. Erezigar, J. B.Alberti, S. Wetter, L. Ayres, D. Jordan, J. Perrin, 0. Sprague.

3148fj£>rinted 2 p; University of Pennsylvania book listr., Industrial Research;Studies; nos. 26, 27, 28, 29, 51 checked.

B145-7j£typed 1 p; note on Social Science Abstracts in WCM collection.

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1924, Jim 26; carbon 2 p; V»'C! reply; seads requested program forstudying of world migrations 1320-1920 (carbon end., 4 p); N3 willundertake project (SSRC).

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1948, Jul 3; a.l.s. 2 p; sendspart of Inventories and Business Cyclesfor criticism; book's progress, own plans.

Adams, A. B.1926, Aug 7; t.l.s. 2 p; cycles - business and major, exogenous causes.

Adams, T. S.1911, Apr 17; a.l.s. 2 p; on revievr of Howard and Johnson's Honey andBanking, Wisconsin Tax Commission; A. Young.

Adelnian, Adrien1957, Feb 19; t.l.s. 1 p; on proposed National Economic - Council,Roosevelt's Supreme Court Message; meeting plans - Delano, Bulkley,YICJM, self.

1957, Feb 24; carbon 1 p; YiCM reply to 2/19; on National EconomicCouncil.

Aftalion, Albert1927, Apr 6; carbon 1 p; VfCM reply; Thanks for copy Monaie, Prix etChange: BQ (27) progress).

1935, Dec 11; carbon 1 p; VtCM reply; Thanks for copy L'Eauilibri;hi EC progress.

1957 a'ay 12; a.l.s. 1 p; (in French)1957, [Sep or Oct]; mimeograph 1 p; (in French); requests article forvolume honoring Henri Truchy.

1937, Oct 11; carbon 1 p; "iVCM reply; refuses Truchy volume requested.

Altschul, Eugene1936, Jlar 5; t.l.s. 1 p; (in German)1926, Apr 1 ; carbon 1 p; 'iVCM reply to 3/3; Thanks for cycles article;BC progress.

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American Statistical Association1934, Dec 17; t.l. 1 p; birthday dinner message.

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Anderson, Benjamin M.1918, March 26; carbon 2 p; HfCa letter; on Anderson's article onrecent price rise, Fisher, Stuart - Creative Intelligence; J.B.Clark and Absolute and social value.

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1918, Apr 12; t.l.s. 4 p; reply to 4/10; absolute value.1948, Sep 30; t.l.s. 1 p; requests opinion on 0. Morganstern; noteby LSui on reply

Anderson, Frank1920, Mar 15; t.l. 1 p; Aftalion and consumer goods prices.1920, Apr 4; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; Aftalion and innovations, Veblen.[n.d.]; t.l. 1 p; prices in prosperity - expenditures and income andleading and lagging output; Pollak Foundation's "Money and Barter".

Andrews, John B.[1934, Dec ?]; t.l. 1 p; birthday dinner aessage (American Associationfor Labor Legislation).

Angell, James ?;.1)1927, Feb4; a.l.s. 2 p; on J3C (27) manuscript; comments on criticisms

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Arndt, E.H.D.1348, May 4; t.l.s. 1 p; on WGM Walker medal; on own work.

Arnold, Samuel[1948, March ?]; see W. Donovan.

Bahret, Ruth1920, Dec 3; carbon 1 p; on back letter to I. Fisher 4/25/225letter; reschedules appointment, NB financial difficulties.

Bailey, George T,.1948, July 15; t.l.s. 2 p; requests opinion on original cost andcurrent value accounting for American Institute of Accountants.

Balch [?], Emily G.1913, May 16; a.l.s. 2 p; wants WCM to head Massachusetts study of.iiaai grants^

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Baldwin, Roger N.1947, Nov 5; t.l.s. 1 p; recommends typist.

Barker, Gordon H$1946, Nov 13; t.l.s. 1 p; requests opinion on Horace Davis (Universityof Colorado).

Barlow, Samuel L. U.1948, Jan 2; t.l.s. 1 p; requests suggestion of student to headEconomic Institute in the Asia Institute.

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\ \i Barnard, Chester I. (cont.)^ 1957, Apr 19; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for copy 3ASM.

1947, Jan 2; t.l.s. 1 p; NB Executive Co«oittee meeting plans.1947, Jan 2; t.d.s. 1 p; by secretary; telephone message confirmation.

Bavdi, Anor1957, Feb 12; t.l.s. 1 p; query on proposed translation of II. Fanno;

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Bell, George L.1946, Dec 15; t.l.s. 1 p; lunch plans; J. Simpson, T. Burland.

Bell, Janes vVashington1943, April 27; t.l.s. 1 p; TiCila Walker medal.

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Bergeron, Lorenzo V.1943, Jun 8; t.l.s. 1 p; on own Creative Capitalist and 7»CM aid;

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Bernays, Hella1947, Aug 20; t.l.s. 1 p; advises of own services as researcher,writer, translator.

Berridge, 7d.lliam A.1922, Sep 14; a.l.s. 4 p; cycle study; Edgeworth, Yule, K. Clay,Bov.'ley.

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Beveridge, William H. (cont.)1939, Jul 14; t.l.s. 4 p; reply to 6/2; BC (27) and J.M. Clark'sStrategic Factors in Business Cycles; cycle duration in England;own work plans.

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Bezanson, [?]1941, Nov 24; see H.S. Davis.

Black, John D.1937, Feb 19; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; wants to send Black manuscripton agricultural cycles for comment.

1937, ilay 14; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; plans for Black's reading ofmanuscript.

1937, Jun 1; t.l.s. 1 p; reading p .ans.1937, Jun 3; carbon 1 p; ?<CM reply to 6/1; reading plans.1937, Aug 16; t.l.s. 1 p; Mills and publication of the manuscript;own census article.

Bliven, Bruce1936, Sep 14; t.l.s. 1 p; New Republic wants WCM article on "The NextFour Years"; Roosevelt re-election.

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Blumenfeld, Ignaz J.1947, Jiar 4; t.l.s. 1 p; request interview.1947, Mar 27; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 3/25; interview plans.

Boas, Franz1934, Dec 17; telegram; birthday dinner message.

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1942, Apr 24; carbon 5 p; to Phillip Jessup; reassessment of theprogram of Columbia's Committee on University Program.

Bosland, Chelcie C.1947, u!ar 7; t.l.s. 1 p; requests opinion on M. Abromovitz (BrownUniversity)

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Bovet, Eric D.1947, Jan 18; a.l.s. 2 p; meeting plans; commercial management work.1947, Aprl; t.l.s. 1 p; sends outline for own Commercial Management couis e

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Bowley, Arthur L.1935, Mar 10; a.l.s. 2 p; reply to 1/24; thanks for professorshiprecommendation.

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Breck, Henry C.1937, Apr 20; t.l.s. 2 p; current inflation danger; sends ClevelandTrust' Billetin. WCM

1937, Apr 22; carbon 1 p;*reply to 4/20; recession danger; optimism andcycle.

1937, Apr 23; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/22; current business conditionsand Wall Street.

1948, Mar 16; t.l.s. 1 p; California group lunch plans.

Brenhouse,"S.E.M.1940, Mar 5; t.l.s. 1 p; on Eicardo, overinvestment and zero interestrate.

Brindley, John E.1937, Sep 22; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own "Economic Value and Evaluation"

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Brookings, Robert S.1922, May 3; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for interview.1922, May 12; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; suggests Brookings studyfraction of national income not going to labor; Pritchett, Rorty,Knauth.

1922, June 17; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; suggests M. Tappan for staffof Institute for Government Research.

Brooks, John Graham1913, Oct 28; see N.M.Butler.[1914, Mar ?] 20; a.l.s. 1 p; personal news; Century Club letter.

Brown, E. Phelps1937, Oct 11; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; on Brown's notice in EconomicJournal on BASM; Oxford query - statistics, Frazer.

^ Brand, Charles J.1936, Oct 3; mimeograph 1 p; sends copy H. Willett's "Weekly Whole-sale Price Index" (National Fertilizer Association) (encl.)

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Brown, E. Phelps (cont.)1937, Oct 24; t.l.s. 4 p; reply to 10/11; Oxford news; Marschak,Bretherton - Institute of Statistics; Economic Research Group andinterest rate study - H. Henderson; Nuffield grant; Frazer, C. Hitch,Meade, Condliffe.

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Brown, F. Owen1947, Mar 5; t.l.s. 1 p; on paper sent to ECM.

Brown, Louise D.1948, Apr 23; t.l.s. 1 p; sends description of Noyes1 Economic Man

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Brown, ?filliaa Adams, Jr.1939, Nov 27; a.l.s. 6 p; on title for own manuscript (gold standard);Sniits, Adams; sends Bruening letter (not anci.); Friday and Knorte [?]on own manuscript; note by WCIi.

Browne, Seymour K.1948, Sep 10; a.l.s. 1 p; sends General Electric technical repott

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Erunner, Edmund de S.1937, Apr [?]; t.ls. 1 p; sends copy own Rural Trends in the Depression.1937, Apr 19; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/?; thanks for Rural Trends.

Bullock, Charles J.1937, Sep 8; copy 2 p; to John E. Brindley; on Brindley's pro-jected elementary economics treatise; traditional and institutionaleconomics.

Eurch, Guy Irving1938, Apr 6; t.l.s. 1 p; sends statistics of estimated future popu-lation and productive and consumption capacity (encl. 1 p)

Burgess, Ernest W.1934, Dec 17; telegram; birfchday dinner message (American Socio-logical Society)

1947, Jul 25; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM fill out schedule for Lieltzer's"Study of Conditions of Effective Teaching, Research and OtherAcadamic activity".

Burgess, Robert W. reply to 5/21946, Jun 5; t.l.s. 1 p;^on ?/CM comments on Burgess' views on cyiles;on WHDBC.

Burgess, r». Randolph *1936, Nov 23; t.l.s. 2 p; monetary policy and NE Bulletin no. 61.1936, Nov 25; carbon 1 p; WCJri reply to 11/23; monetary policy.1947, Mar 3; t.l.s. 1 p; on committee studying statutory debt retire-ment; sends copy proposed bill (not end.)

1947, Mar 19; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 3/18; debt retirement; creditcontrols as cycle regulator.

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1948, Sep 2; t.l. 2 p; (also bears vhkK^x. names of F. Mills, R. Morris,C.R. Noyes, R. 7/asson); Century Club economic dinners plans.

Burnet, Philip1921, Aug 13; t.l.s. 3 p; insurance growth and price fluctuations,sends 2 pamphlets (encl. 12 p)

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1936, Jun 12; t.l.s. 1 p; foreign production series progress;American cotton acreage series; Laubenstein's notes; shipbuildingand railroad series.

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[1936, summer?]; a.l.s. 3 p; comments on WCM Harvard TercentenaryAddress - intelligence and planning.

1936, Aug 5; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; sends letter from G.Robinsonand copy reply (reply encl. 8/3); Harvard Address; Bulletin draft;on letter from L. Currie - offer to Eurns.

1936, August [3-6?]; a.l.s. 1 p; on reply on Volieneau to Robinson.2)1936, Aug 6; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; sends draft of Bulletin; on

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[1936, Aug 12?]; a.l.s. 1 p; on long, short and seasonal cycles -amplitude measurement; LCBC orogress.

3)1936, Aug 19; carbon 1 p; WC-l reply to 8/17; sends Mills letter onChapter III.

1936, Aug 24; a.l.s. 1 p; sends revised Bulletin draft, iiills; 6nMills letter.

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Burns, Arthur F. (cont.)1936, Aug [26-31?]; a.l.s. 1 p; books classification.1936,[Aug?]; a.l.s. 1 p; agricultural data - Laubenstein; Bulletin,

1936 [n.d.l; a.l.s. 1 p; railroad and ?/estern Union revenues series.4)1937, Jun 14; t.l.s. 1 p; sends tables and charts - foreign rail-

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1937, Jul 12; a.l.s. 4 p; WCM reply to 7/9; on setting reference dates;foreign series work.

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1947, Jun 10; see 77. Carson.[1947, Sept ?]; a.l.s. 1 p; reply; on future work.

6)1948 [Jun-Aug?]; a.l.s. 1 p; visit plans.1948, Oct 15; carbon 1 p; to Gunter Reimann; on Reimann*s manuscript.1948, [n.d.]; a.l.s. 1 p; on title for 7,HDBC.[n.d.]; a.l.s. 1 p; on Chapter III, Habeler; Bulletin progress;seriestroubles; table construction,

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Calkins, Gary N.1936, Dec 28; t.l.s. 1 p; requests recommendation of W. Ripley forCentury Club; Bruere.

1936, Dec 31; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; acknowledgement.

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Calvert, G. N.1946, Dec.23; t.l.s. 1 p; requests NB Reports - wants to form similarAustralia-New Zealand bureau.

Campbell, Wallace J.1937, Apr 9; minje-ograph 1 p; requests subscription to Consumersf

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Capen, S.V.1947, Jul 10; t.l.s. 1 p; sends resolution on HCIA honorium forBuffalo seminars.

1947, Oct 21; t.l.s. 1 p; sends trustee resolution on WCM Resignation.

Carbert, Leslie E.1947, Mar 17; t.l.s. 1 p; Columbia Graduate Economics Club wants WCMto speak.

Carlile, William Warrahd1912, Mar 14; a.l.s. 1 p; sends galley proof of own review of Jevons'Theoryof Political Economy (ehcl. 1 p)

Carman, Harry J.1947, Jan 28; t.l.s. 1 p; on Dorfman's criticism of Schlesinger'sAge of Jackson.

Carson, Mlliam J.1947, Jun 6; see M. Houston.1947, Jun 10; copy 1 p; to A.F. Burns; sends copy letter from M.Houston (6/l0) (American Book Publishers' Council)

1947, Jun 12; t.l.s. 1 p; reports on C.R. Noyes1 health.1947, Jul 21; see G. Tagliacarne.1947, Jul 25; carbon s i p ; sends copy letter from G. Tagliacarne

(see Tagliacarne 7/21), comments.1947, Aug 18; carbon s i p ; sends copy letter and report from I.Marchisio (see Marchisio 8/14)

1947, Aug 27; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy Jacoby and Saulncer's BusinessFinance and Banking; Neil.

1947, Dec 26; carbon sip; sends letter from P.W. Martin to Mills(see Martin 11/7)

Cates, Dudley1948, Jun 2; t.l.s. 1 p; lunch plans.

Cattell, J. McKean1936, Oct 10; t.l.s, 1 p; requests permission to publish Yi'CM HarvardTercentenary address in Scientific Monthly.

1936, Oct 13; carbon 1 p; T O reply to 10/10; grants permission.

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/ 4/Chamberlain, Joseph P.1948, Apr 7; t.l.s. 1 p; requests money for Survey Associates; noteby WC?i.

Chapin, F. Stuart1936, Nov 27; t.l.s. 2 p; questions on SSRC conferences.

Chase, Stuart1947, Mar 13; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 3/7; thanks for questionaire answers.1948, May 4; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for help on Proper Study of ManMnd;D. Young, C. Pollard, C. Canfield; sends chapter outline (encl.l p)

Chawner, Lo?;ell T.1938, May 21; t.l.s. 1 p; sends Department of Commerce bulletin"Construction Activity in the United States, 1915-37" (encl.)

Christian, Hans J.1947, May 13; a.l.s. 3 p; wants WCM interview; own past work - sendsbiography (encl. 2 p)

1947, jlay 23; a.l.s. 1 p; interview plans.

Clark, John Bates1915, Feb 8; t.l.s. 1 p; J. B. Clark biographical plan.

Clark, John Maurice1)1915, Jan 24; a.l.s. 7 p; on J.B. Clark, cycles and dividend mani-

pulation; BC (13) equilibrium and cumulative forces; accelerationprinciple; limits of credit; industrial and financial cycle elements.

[1915], idar 20; a.l.s. 2 p; "ratio of exchange" controversy withB.M. Anderson.

1915, Mar 28; a.l.s. 2 p; Anderson controversy.1922, Dec 4; a.l.s. 2 p; own and WCM papers for AEA.1922, Dec 7; carbon 1 p; YtCM reply.

2)1926, Apr 8; a.l.s. 1 p; on own Colimbia appointment; self and JBC.1927, Apr 21: a.l.s. 2 p; self and WCM- induction and behaviorism;human nature and economics; agencies and functions as approaches -

\ the business enterprise.1928, Aug 9; copy [incom.] 12 o; WCM reply; autobiograDhical letter[see Stuart Rice 2/5 - 2/12'1.929 and R. Lynd 2/9/29] *.

1929, Feb 11; t.l. and' carbon 11 & 11 p; WC.:«i letter; revised version(by WCM) of letter to Clark 8/9/23 (for Rice)

1936, Dec.11; carbon 1 p; WCM letter: on Bekker and Clark's seminar.3)1937, May 22; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; conference on Methods in

Philosophy and the Sciences; Kail en.1933, Aug 9; a.l.s. 1 p; on own coming address "Monopolisitc Tendencies"for Acadcny of Political Science, program encl. (1 p.)

1941, Oct 24; a.l.s. 1 p; OPA and previous experience; self andbasing point problems.

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Clark, John Maurice (cont.)1944, Jan 13; t.l.s. 1 p;methods in social sciences and limitations- classical and statistical.

1944, Jan 19; carbon 2 p; WCM reply to 1/13; methods - statistics, NB.1948, May 14; t.l.s. 2 p; reply; on own book.1948, May 22; a.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/16; on coxing Aniherst lectures

[Guideposts], H. Wallace; Economics as a science and economic models.

Clawson, Joseph1947, Aug 17; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCH's "Facts and values in economics";^psychological studies; C. Noyes; own background.

Clay, Henry1921, Nov 7; carbon 1 p; WCIA letter; sends copy BC (13); M. Rutherford;NB and Conference on Unemployment study.

1921, Nov 18; a.l.s. 2 p; reply to 11/7; on NB methods - Stewart,Wolman; self at Oxford; WCii Post articles.

1923, ;*ay 30; a.l.s. 2 p; planned survey of postwar depression - requestsY.CM paper; British economics; V». Berridge, Hamilton, Wolman,Stewart.

1924, Oct 31; a.l.s. 2 p; sends Marsh's article on business cycles;Carroll, Schaltner, Hamitlon.

1924, Nov U ; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/31; EC (27) progress;AEA work.

Clough, Shepard B.1944, Oct 4; t.l.s. 1 p; recommends Chlepner's Belgian banking andbanking theory.

Coats, R. H.1936, Dec 29; t.l.s. 1 p; requests copy WCuI's Harvard Tercentenarypaper, similar Canadian suggestion (sends economic Council Bill-not encl.)

1937, Jan 5; carbon 1 p; V/Cia reply to 12/23; requests Hudson Eaylynx skin sales series.

Cochrane, James Sullivan1937, Sep 12; t.l.s. 2 p; sends copy own "Super-Capitalism" (ehcl.28 p); offers copy own "Laboratory Economics"; YiCIA note.

1937, Oct 8; see L. Sloan.1937, Oct 11; carbon 1 p; WCIu reply to 9/12; on Cochraners paper -accumulation of working capital and enemplyyment; J. AngellfsBehavior of Money.

1937, Nov 1 ; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 10/11j economic concepts and ownmonetary views; sends E. Sloan letter (see Sloan 10/8)

1937, Nov 3; carbon 1 p; ftCM reply to 13/1; statistics and theory;meeting plans.

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Coclirane, James Sullivan (cont.)1933, Apr 29: a.l.s. 2 p; sends copy ov/n "Consumer I»Ioney Supply"

(encl. 9 ?); meeting plans.

Collins, John1953, Jul 15; t.l.a. 1 p; business cycle causes - underconsumption.1956, Jul 23; carbon 1 p; Y/C-l reply to 7/13; underconsumption; ownwork and business cycle theory.

Commons, John R.1)1921, Dec 20; t.l.s. 1 p; on *& study of national income.

1922, Jan 4; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy "Correlation of Law and Economics"(not encl.) and chapter of revision of valuation theories (not encl.)

1922, Oct 50; t.l.s. 1 p; sends manuscript of revised chapters onlaw and value theory; working on wage theory and Veblen.

1922, Nov 9; carbon, a.l. 1 p; Y.Cr.1 reply to 10/50 (on back 10/50);on Coiiunons manuscript.

1925, ilar 29; carbon 2 p; \SCu letter; on Reasonable Value; self andhistory of money economy. *

1925, Apr 9; t.l.s. 1 p; Reasonable Value manuscript - sends chapteron Cassel - price determinotion and statistical usability (not encl.)

1925, Apr 18; carbon 1 p; V.CM reply to 4/9 (oh back 10/30).1923, Aug 2; t.l.s. 2 p; asks T.Ci'i to be economists for four states inPittsbi5£g Plus case.

2)1924, Jul 10; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for WCM's "Commons and the legalfoundations of capitalism"; Pittsburg Plus; Monetary Association -Strong, A. Young, Persons, Rovensky, Catchings, Fisher; plansVX:.i aid in persuading Cassel and Keynes.

1957, Apr 30; a.l.s. 2 p; thanks for BASI.:; attack on L. Robbins;sends Investigation! Fconomics chapters.

1257, i<iay 7; carbon i p; lrVCI-1 reply to 4/30: Investigstional Economics;Commons' Institutional Economics and YTCI.i students.

1937, "ay 29; a.l.s. 1 p; sends chapters; Robbins criticism.1957, Jun 2; carbon 1 p: Tt'Ci.i reply to 5/29; acknowledgement.

3)1940, Apr 16; a.l.s. 2 p; work on Investigations!EconoidLcs; Fisherand memorandum to Congress on price stability - own and WCM attitudes;photograph of self encl.

1940, Apr 25; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/16; Fisher plan; thanks for"Twentieth Century Economics".

1941, Jun 10: a.l.s. 2 p; wants ..tills1 Prices in Recession andRecovery; Investigational Economics progress - Fisher, Graham,Snyder.

1941, Jul 2; a.l.s. 2 p; Investigational Economics progress -"collective action cycles"; Liills.

Conant, James 3.1935, Feb 5; t.l.s. 3 p; invitation to attend Harvard TercentenaryConference.

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Copeland, D.B.1937, Jun 29; t.l.s. 1 p; wants NE job for J. Polglaze; C. Clark.

Copeland, Edith Ayres1927, July 20; t.l.s. 2 p; requests essay for volume honoringUniversity of Chicago's Department of Philosophy - Tufts, Mead,Moore, Ames.

Copeland, Morris A.1947, Apr 215 a.l.s. 1* p: thanks for letter to English.

Courtney, Philip1948, Jan 7; t.l.s. 1 p; wants copy Tugrcell's Trend of Economics.

Cox, Richard T.1941, Dec 21 ; a.l.s. 5 p; criticisms of WCM paper [Economic Re-sources and Their Employment?] - majority and individual rights.

Craig, Jim1948, Mar 2; t.l.s. 2 p; queries on WCM and University of Chicagograduates (for business); Kneehaus, Anderson, Emick.

Crane, Robert T.1)1934, Dec 17; t.l. 1 p; birthday dinner message (Social Science

Research Council).1936, Jul 26; carbon 2 p; Rockefeller Foundation grants - Chester,Eebbink, MacMeil (SSRC).

1936, Oct 5; t.l.s. 1 p; invites WCiJ on committee to Review CouncilPolicy - Ford; May, Schlesinger, Ogburn, Furnissf Redfield, Rogers.

1956, Oct 7; carbon 1 p; WCii reply to 10/5; consents to serve.1936, Nov 16; t.l.s. 1 p; on Committee to Review plans.1936, Dec 9; t.l.s. 1 p; sends memorandum for Social Securitycommittee (encl. 1 p).

2)1937, Apr 20; t.l.s. 1 p; thanls for 6ASM copy.1937, Jul 26; t.l.s. 2 p; Committee to Review - May; Viirth report.1937, Aug 21; a.l.s. 1 p; oriShryock; Executive Committee meeting.1937, Oct 11; carbon 1 p; WCa letter; WCM release from SocialSecurity corjnittee.

1939, Oct 30; t.l.s. 2 p; on manuscript of WCai "Public Relations ofScience".

Crick, to.F.1935, Nov 15; t.l.s. 3 p; reply to 11/4 letter by WCM to C.J.Smit;English Interest rates.

1935, Nov 25; carbon 1 p; WCLJ reply to 11/15; Crick's (Midland Bank) bookplans; requests permission to quote on interest rates.

1935, Dec 6; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 11/25; grants permission.

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[/ Croke [?] W.il.^ 1947, Dec 22; t.l.s. 1 p; change of address acknowledgement.

Crum, W.L.1936, Oct 20; t.l.s. 1 p; to Miss Anderson; memorandum on WCM andBurns^' Bulletin on 1921-33 cycles, major and business cycles.

1936, Oct 21; carbon 2 p; WCM reply to 10/20.

Cummings, John1923, Oct 11; carbon 1 p; WCLI reply; on government service.

D., B.B.1909, Jul 15; postcard a.l.s. 1 p; personal news.

DaggeiST, Stuart ,1936, Oct 28; t.l.s. 1 p; retirement presentation forPlehn and H.Hatfield (University of California); 7TCM note on E.V. Gay, Jr.

1936, Nov 6; carbon 1 p; TiCti reply to 10/28; sends Hatfield andPlehn letters; Gay and Seligman.

Daniels, John1948, Jul 3; t.l.s. 2 p: sends copy own "Towards Industrial De-mocracy" (encl. 1 p) and J.ii. Clark's "Industry and the Worker"(encl. 1 p); requests WCLI article.

1948, Jul 20; a.l.s. 2 p; reply; 7iCM and own labor-management partner-ship plan.

1948, Aug.9; a.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own "Y.'ay to Industrial Peace".

Davenport, H. J.1908, Jun 7; t.l.s. 1 p; WCLI letter; own review of Davenport's book;Davenport and Clark, Fetter, Carver, and Fisher; criticism ofapproach.

190S [n.d.]; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 6/7 WCM review; (University ofChicago); Koxie.

[1908?]; a.l.s. 1 p; (University of Missouri); sends manuscript[?] (not encl.).

^1927, Mar 14; carbon s 2 p; to Vs. Stewart; King's estimate.of national income,[n.d.]; t.l.s. 1 p; (Standard Statistics Co.); Toronto trip plans.

Davis, H. S.1941, Nov 24; copy 2 p; to Eezanson; on industry studies; Black,J. Dean.

1946, Oct 31; t.l. 1 p; reply to 10/28; sends copy own statementon industry study of economic progress (not encl.)

^ 1927, ;Mar 31; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/14; defends King's estimate.

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Davis, H.S. (cont.)1946, Nov 26; t.l.s. 1 p; University of Pennsylvania IndustrialResearch Dept. anniversary celebration plans; H. Clay; programencl. (1 p).

1947, Jan 6; t.l.s. 1 p; WC-A Research Department paper plans; meetingplans.

Davis, Joseph S.1936, Apr 6; see W. Persons.1956, Aug 11; t.l.s. 1 p; asks HCIA to participate American FarmEconomic Association meeting; sends program (encl. 1 p)

1956, Aug 19; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 8/11; recommends B. P.uml asNational Resources Committee representative.

1956, Sep 1; t.l.s. 1 p; repeats request.

Davis, Malcolm ?,.1925, Aug 50; a.l.s. 2 p; asks advice on courses of study.1951, Jul 7; carbon s i p ; to E. Gay; Yale University Press andCouncil on Foreign Relations; sends memorandum (encl. 2 p).

Davis, Viatson1359, Nov 28; t.l.s. 1 p; wants ?*C-/I to give AAAS address on radio,plans.

1959, Dec 21; t.l.s. 1 p; sends AAAS address script (encl 0 p)

Day, Edmund E.1922, ar 28; t.l.s. 1 p; University of Michigan plans - Wolman,Stewart, Tryon, Edie.

1925, way 17; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM chapter in EdieTs Stabilization ofBusiness - requests comment on consumer resistance.

1925, May 21; carbon 1 p;(on back 5/17); WCM reply to 5/17; consumerresistance and cycle.

Deeds, Allan K.1947, Feb 15; t.l.s. 1 p; E. Goebel wants German translation ofBC; self and Fisher's 100 o/o reserve plan.

de Lima, Agnes1948, uiay 5; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM photograph for New Schoolpublicity.

Dennison, Henry S.1)1921, Oct 18; carbon 1 p; Y«CM letter; iVar Industries Eoard Bulletin

on price changes.1921, Nov 9; t.l.s. 1 p; sends price chart (not encl.)1921, Nov 14; carbon 1 p; (on back 11/9); ?»CM reply to 11/9; postCivil ¥«ar orice series and present.

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Dennison, Henry S. (cont.)1921, Nov 19; t.l.s. 2 p; Becular price movement and. productivecapacity.

1921, Nov 22; carbon 1 p; (on back 11/19); WCM reply to 11/19;secular price falls; Sombart.

1921, Dec 22; t.l.s. 2 p; cycles and relative production of essentialand non-essential goods.

1921, Dec 24; carbon 1 p; (on back 12/24); WCM reply to 12/22;consumer strikes and crises - AftaMon.

2)1922, Jan 5; carbon 1 p; ?i*CIi letter; thanks for Rolling's notes.1922, Jan 7; carbon 1 p; >VC2£ letter; NE to study supply and pricefluctuation relationships; Unemployment Conference study plans.

1922, Aug 12; t.l.s. 3 p; Post Office cost study - wants WCM, T.S.Adaias, Day, and Sterritt to examine figures.

3)1924, Feb 5; carbon 2 p; HCU letter; suggestions on Harvard EconomicService.

1924, Mar 5; t.l.s. 1 p; suggests want ads as unemployment indicator- Berridge.

1926, Oct 4; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; inventory fluctuations and con-sumption; Business Annals, BC (27) progress.

1927, alay 26; carbon 1 p; Y«C.i letter; analysis of prosperity andthe coming year - "mild recession" in 1323 or 1929.

1937, Jun 4; copy 1 p; to jftcGraw-Hill; praises BASIfl, Roosevelt'sbrain trust; vVeiser and state action.

Dewey, Davis R.1911, Jan 7; t.l.s. 1 p; criticism of Howard and Johnson in YiCMreview of Money and Banking.

1913, Oct 2?; t.l.s. 1 p; sends C. Jackson's Six Industrial Crisesfor review.

1914, Jan 12; t.l.s. 1 p; requests revieiv of Davenport's Economicsof Enterprise.

1914, Jul 25; t.l.s. 1 p; requests comment on Rubinow's "Recent Trendof True V-ages".

Dewey, Edward R.1946, Sep 24; t.l.s. 1 p; sends galley proof of own cycles forcriticism.

Dewey, John[1934] Feb 9; a.l.s. 2 p; Kraus and Civil Liberties Union.1934, Feb 14; carbon 1 p; HC'JL reply to 2/9.1934, Dec 5; al.s. 2 p; birthday dinner refusal; praises TiCM.1934, Dec 7; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/5; praises Dewey.

Diehl, Karl1927, Oct 27; carbon [?] 1 p; (in German).

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\'Dormer, Otto

[1247> Dec ?]; a.l.s. 2 p; thanks for aid; Georgetown appointment.

Donovan, W.J.[1943, Mar.?]; mimeographed 1 p; knowledge integration project, fundappeal; description enclosed (3 p) (co-signers: A. Ruggles, E.Sinnott, S. Arnold, Ti.T. Mitchell, M. Groves, G. Emerson, N.Rockefeller)

Dorfman, Joseph1)1956, May 17; a.l.s. 2 p; BASM preparation.

1956, May 50; a.l.s. 1 ?; BASM prepa±ation.1856, Jul 15; a.l.s. 1 p; BASM preparation; o^m Economic Mind inAmerican Civilization progress.

1956, Jul 23; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 7/15; BASH; Harvard Tercen-tenary address progress.

1936, Aug 25; a.l.s. 1 p; BASM - Harvard Tercentenary address publi-cation.

1936, Aug 28; carbon 1 p; V/CM reply to 8/25.2)1956, Sep 1; ; BASM and Harvard tercentenary address; H.

Stuart.1956, Nov 30; a.l.s. 1 p; BASM - title; contents list encl. (2 p).1956, Dec 11; carbon 1 p; WC*i letter; BASal presentation list.[1936 ?]; a.l.s. 1 p; BASM preparation.

3)1937, Jan 12; carfeon 1 p; ?<CM letter; sends BASM presentation list(encl.lp)1937, ilar 15; a.l.s. 1 p; BASM publication.1937, May 19; a.l.s. 1 p; sends copy prospective Tugwell review ofBASM.

1937, May 20; carbon 1 p; lid reply to 5/19; on Tugwell review.1937, Jun 8; a.l.s. 1 p; sends letter from H. Dennison on BASM (seeDennison, 6/4); thinking of doing biography of WCM.

4)[1939?]; a.l.s. 3 p; on WCil address manuscript - Newton, Franklin,science and social needs and reforms.

1942, Mar 4; a.l.s. 1 p; sends English parliamentary debate (1753)on census and emigration (encl. 4 p).

1945, Jan 5; a.l.s. 1 p; sends "Note on Parrington's HistoricalMethod" (encl. 8 p); WQi and own manuscript.

1946, Jan 1; hoi 1 p; J.S. Mill and debt repudiation.1946, Dec 28; see V. "Jund.

a.l.s. 1 p; sends letter from V. Mund (see "Jund 12/23/45)1 p; own Veblen chapter; KCM comments.

1947, ilar 25; a.l.s. 1 p; sends chapter on HCa\ for suggestions,A.F. Eurr.s.

5)[n.d.] a.l.s. 1 p; (on enclosure); sends W. Johnson quotation onMcCulloch (1837)

[n.d.] a.l.s. 1 p; sends remarks by Ely, Jones, King, Young, Hansenon cycles and statietics; ViCli and own manuscript; £CM criticismof Knight's "Absolute Ethics"

[n.d.] a.l.f. 2 p; sends copy o?/n manuscript on S. Tucker - crises,slavery, personal ideals (ehcl. 4 p)

1947, Jan 3:1947, Feb 19; a.l.s,

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\ Dorsey, Elizabeth1948, Jan 7; t.l.s. 1 p; queries on GPW table (Dun and Bradstreet)

Douglas, Paul1947, Apr 19; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM to preside at ATTA session.1947, Oct 10; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; on WCM rejection of AEA invitation;Rushville, Illinois.

1947, Nov 12; t.l.s. 2 p; Walker Medal award plans.1947, Dec 15; t.l.s. 1 p; Walker Medal plans; G. Cady.1947, [n.d.] mimeographed 3 p; on AEA papers, program encl (4 p)

Dowse, H. N.1921, Nov 8; see H. Rollins.1921, Dec 50; see H. Rollins.

Du Brul, Ernest F.1922, Feb 8; t.l.s. 1 p; sends blueprints of Signal Flag System andcycle diagram (encl. 11 p) plans article (National Machine ToolBuilders Assoc.)

1922, Dec 16; t.l. 1 p; sends copy own remarks on WCM's "MakingGoods and Making Money" (encl. 5 p)

Dunham, Deal trustees1948, Feb 3; t.l.s. 1 p; invitation to Little Red School House*meeting1948, Feb 24; t.l.s. 1 p; Little Red School House trustees' regretson WCM resignation.

Durand, E. Dana1948, Jul 19; mimeographed s i p ; proposed ISI membership for »».Leonard.

Duryee, William B.[1937], Jan 6; t.l.s. 1 p; requests information on potato cycle

study.1937, Jan 12; carbon 1 p; 7 O reply to 1/6; NB potato price studies.

Eakin, Franzy1947, Sep 22; t.l.s. 1 p; sends booklet (not encl.) (Economic Ac-counting, Inc.)

Eastman, Max[1914?] Jun 15; a.l.s. 3 p; query on articles on "old-school economy".

economic History Association1948, [n.d.]; mimeographed 1 p; notice of meeting; program and re-turn form encl. (2 p).

Edgeworth, F. I.1914, Jul 27; a.l.s. 8 o; praises EC; on Jevons, statistics.

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1/ Egbert, James C.1937, idar 10; t.l.s. 1 p; National Institute of Social Sciences toaward WCM a nedal.

Eisenhart, L.P.1947, Oct 18; t.l.s. 1 p; on HCtA "Irving Fisher".

Eliot, Charles ?/.1939, Jul 1; mimeograph 1 p; notification of WCM transfer fromNational Resources Planning Board.

Emerson, Guy[1948, Mar ?]; see W. Donovan

Emil, Szanto1947, Dec 30; t.l.s. 1 p; requests copy BC (27); own work.

Engberg, R.C.1947, Jan 28; t.l.s. 1 p; (by secretary); meeting pLans (Farm CreditAdministration)

English, Harry1946, Jan 22; a.l.s. 1 p; sends clipping mentioning WCM (encl.), E.Stewart, F. Lindsay; personal.account on back (Willard StorageBattery News Sheet); Decatur, 111., church program on self encl.

Epstein, Lillian1948, Jan 14; t.l.s. 2 p; NB Conference on Research in Income andWealth plans; program encl (1 p)

Epstein, Ralph C.1947, '/ay 29; t.l.s. 1 p; requests opinion on J. Austrian for Uni-versity of Buffalo

1947, Jun 20; t.l.s. 1 p; invitation to University of Buffalo seminars;lists attending economists - Viner, Knight, Chamberlain, Wright,Schumpeter, Chandler, Deibler, Bladen; University of Washingtoninvitation; night letter form of invitation attached (6/15)

1947, Oct 24; a.l.s. 1 p; WCM refusal of Buffalo invitation; J.SuanerSobers.

Ertell, :ierton W.1947, Jul 5; t.l.s. 1 p; visit plans during University of Buffalolectures.

Evans, G. Herberton1948, Apr 15; t.l.s. 1 p; requests opinion on Milton Friedman forJohns Hopkins.

1948, Apr 20; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; thanks for opini6n . ; own study ofbusiness incoruorations.

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Evans., Roger F.1947, Jan 17; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCU "Role of Research in EconomicProgress."

Fackenthal, Frank Diehl1914, Mar 3; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM Columbia professorship notification.1947, Nov 18; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 11/17; on iss Warnerfs retirement.

Fanno, Marco1923, Jun 3; a.l.s. 2 p; sends copy own book on inflation; previoussterling exchange aid by ft CM.

Farrand, Livingstone1931, Oct 7; t.l.s 2 p; invitation to give Cornell UniversityMessenger Lectures; WCM note on reply.

1931, Dec.9; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; Cornell lectures plans; Wfra note onacceptance.

1932, Apr 9; t.l.s. 1 p; Cornell lecture plans.1932, May 2; t.l.s. 1 p; Cornell lectures plans, Cushnan.

Fay, C.R.1925, iwar 16; a.l.s. 2 p; sends copy correspondance with A. Marshallon consumers1 surplus estimate (encl. 2 p) and copy own "ACambridge Memory".

Fetter, Frank1946, Sep 13; see 0. Morgenstern.

Field, James A.1913, May 17; t.l.s. 2 p; on publication of WCM "Security Prices andInterest Rates in 1910-12" (Journal of Political Economy).

1913, Vtay 21; t.l.s. 1 p; on "Security Prices" publication.1915, Apr 3; t.l.s. 2 p; wants WCM to bring stock price index up to date,

Fieher, Irving1)1914, Jun 11; t.l.s. 1 p; on own proposed book on index numbers.1915, Apr 27; t.l.s. 2 p; wants statistical critic for German trans-lation of Purchasing Power of ijoney.

1921, Jun 24; t.l.s. 2 p; plans for WCM criticism of own leaking ofIndex Numbers; Paasche 4 Laspayre index nomenclature; Persons,Young, \Iacauley, Meeker, Edgeworth, Flux.

1921, Aug 20; t.l.s. 1 p; Making of Index Numbers criticism plans.1921, Nov 10; t.l.s. 2 p; sends Index Numbers draft (not encl.)1321, Dec 16; t.l.s. 1 p;(by secretary); sends Index Numberschapter (not encl.)

2)1922, Feb 15; t.l.s. 1 p; personal news, Index Numbers progress:WCM notes on same.

1922, Feb.16; carbon 2 p (on back 11/10/21)5 nCM rdply to 2/15;Index Numbers suggestions.

192?, Feb 13; t.l.s. 1 p; Pigou ani Macauley and chain index; Stable

Money League; fleeting plans.

>\j [1922] aiar 9; a.l.s. 1 p; sends chapter based on WCM MUIN.1922, Liar 11; carbon 1 p (on back 3/9) (by secretary); WCM reply to3/9; returns chapter.

1922, Apr 4: t.l.s. 1 p; sends bibliography for Index Numbers.1922, Apr 5: carbon 1 p; (on back 4/4)", fiCM reply to 4/4; suggestsPigou.

1922, Apr 6; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy McKenna address.1922, Apr 6; t.l.s. 1 p; requests copies HG & GPTB for S. Bellagarde.1922, Apr 8; carbon 1 p (on back 4/6); WCM reply to 4/6.1922, Apr 11; -.sends Pollak Foundation prize essays copies, Foster.1S£2, Apr 25; carbon 1 p; ftCti letrer; on Fisher fs request of 4/6.

5)1922, Jul 20; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy Goldsborough speech for dollarstabilization; on inflation threat; requests WCM statement.

1922, Aug 10; t.l.s. 1 p; sends list "Calculated Index Numbers"(end. 10 p).

1923, Mar 19; t.l.s. 1 p; wants HP copies.1923, Mar 21; carbon 1 p; (on back 3/19); ViCM reply to 3/19; Fisher'sweekly index number; HP copies.

4)1923, May 21; t.l.s. 1 p; price dispersion query - GP'»V , WDTN. BC(13)1923, ilay 22; t.l.s. 1 p; Index Numbers revision query.1923, May 23; carbon 1 p (on back 5/21); WCM reply to 5/21; pricedispersion, A.W. Shaw.1923, Nov.20; tJL.s. 1 p; sends Index Numbers revision material;assortment selection query; National Monetary Association Committeeon Index Number for Stabilization.

1923, Dec.4; t.l.s. 3 p; price stabilization, discretion, index numbers.5)1924, Dec 6; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCM criticisms of Fisher's ASA paper,

J.*4. Clark, Karsten.1924, Dec 8; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to1926, Nov 9; carbon 2 p; to 17.1. King; equilibrium and transition periods- role of prices, lags; Pfirchasing PoY/er of Money.

1926, Nov 13; carbon 2 p; WCM reply to letter to King U/9; role ofprice in cycle; Purchasing; Power of '/foney.

1926, Nov 26; t.l.s. 4 p; scientific and historical truth, quantitytheory, equilibrium; Snyder, H. Working

1946, Oct 4; t.l.s. 1 p; WCA agreement to join Advisory Committee,J.M. Clark

Fletcher, Angus1923, Jul 25; t.l.s. 1 p; sends clipping of G. Geldes1 speech onpsychology and business cycles (encl.); offers WCM aid of BritishLibrary of Information

Fosdick, Raymond B.1927, Jan 18; carbon 5 p; WCM reply; on Laura Spellman RockefellerMemorial's program for social science integration

1948, Jan 7; t.l.s. 1 p; requests endorsement C. Barnard for CenturyClub, H. Moe

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Foster, William T.1923, Jan 2; t.l.s. 1 p; WCU criticisms of own Money, sends revisions

(not encl.); meeting plans

Fox, Melvin J.1948, May 25; telegram; on House proceedure on Reciprocal TradeAgreements Bill (Committee on International Economic Policy)

Frisch, Ragnar1)1936, Oct 29; t.l.s. 1 p; requests business cycles for Econometrica1936, Nov. 13; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/29; refusal, work progress;Tintner and Cowles Commission.

1936, Dec 1 ; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to H/XZ; requests article on NB work.1936, Dec 17; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/1

2)1937, Jan 15; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 12/17; plans article on NB byE. Peterson; Mills.

1937, Feb 4; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/15; Petersen article;A.F. Burns.

1937, Feb 17; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 2/41948, May 20; mimeograph 4 p; on United Nations Sub- cdimmission onEmployment and Economic Stability „'. .; sends "A System of ConceptsDescribing the Economic Circulation and Production Process"(encl. 56 p.); WCM notes

Friedman, iiurray N.1946, Nov 21; a.l.s. 2 p; own German iecartelization work; economicgeography textbook progress, dissertation progress, plans de-cartelization book.

1947, July 20; a.l.s. 1 p; own decartelization work.

Fulcher, Gordon Scott1946, Dec 18; t.l.s. 1 p; suggests NB study Nathan report and wageand price increase relationship; sends clippings (encl.) andbiography and bibliography of self (encl. 3 p.)

Garrett, Paul W.1938, Dec 2; mimeographed 1 p; sends copy "Inaugurating the GeneralMotors-Cornell World Price Index (encl. 24 p; 2 cops, and pressrelease)

Gates, Thomas S.1940, Apr 17; t.l.s. 1 p; invitation to address University ofPennsylvania bicentennial symposium.

Gauss, Christian1948, Sept 7; see R. Perry.

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Gay, Edwin F.1)1915, Feb 8; t/L.s. 1 p; wants HCH to lecture at Harvard on statistics;

business forecasting plans, Copeland.1915, May 20; t.l.s. 1 p; on WGtf suggestion of Macauley for Harvard.1915, May 20; t.l.s. 1 p; wants to see Macauley.

2)1921, Aug 4; t.l.s. 1 p; relays MacDonald requests for articlecorrections "How You Can Use'the Business Cycle*n

1921, Sep 9; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans1921, Sep 16; t.l.s. 1 p; on "How You Can Use fThe Business Cycle1",MacDonald.

1921, Sep 16; t.l.s. 2 p; Dennison articles for Post; wants WCM articles\ 1921, Sep 23; t.l.s. 1 p; Post article plans1921, Oct 13; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; Post articles progress

3)1922, Jan 11; t.l.s. 1 p; received copy letter from Rorty to Redding1921, Apr 19; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; introduces G. Hecht1921, Apr 20; carbon 1 p; TtQA letter (letter to Chatham and PhoenixNational Bank on back, 11/20); on R. Toveyfs "Walks Around New ¥ork"

1921, Apr 21; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/20; on ?/GM memorandum onSoule essay; R. Torrey; Hecht.

1921, May 1; t.l.s. 1 p; sends Leith's report for Committee onForeign and Domestic Mining Policy; Spurr.

1921, May 22; t.l.s. 2 p; returns flCM article for Post1921, May 23; carbon 2 p; WCU letter; business cycles and legisla-tive reforms; Sbule ae.iorandum; review of Pound's Iron iflan inIndustry

1921, May 24; t.l.s. 1 p; Soule article; Pound review; sends summaryof proposed Indianapolis address - crises and cooperation

1921, lay 26; carbon 1 p; WGM letter; sends Pound review4)1921, June 24; t.l.s. 3 p; sends list new books - wants general

review by Taussig, Seager, Hollander, Hamilton, Stewart, Selgiman,Marshall, Barnett, Day or Field

1921, Jun 28; carbon 1 p; (on back 6/24); WCM reply to 6/24; suggestsStorck as reviewer

1921, Sep 7; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM business cycle article for Postfor meeting American Bankers Association; own Post editorshipand possible University of California presidency

1921, Sep 22; t.l.s. 1 p; Post cycles article - A.S. Shaw; Hart,Schaffner & iiarx essays

1921, Nov 13; t.l.s. 1 p; suggestion on KCLllarticle ["How Can WeDispose of the Allied War Debts?"]

5)1923, Jan 19; t.l.s. 1 p; Schaffner meeting plans1923, Jan 25; copy 1 p; to J. Laughlin; Schaffner, meeting plans1923, Jan 27; see J.L. Laughlin1923, Jan 31; t.l.s. 1 p; Laughlin and Schaffner, sends letters

(1/25, 1/27)1923, Feb 6; carbon 1 p (on back 1/31); WCM reply to 1/31; onLaughlin

6)1923, May 5; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; sends folder - Schaffnersuggestion; National Consumers' League - Dewson, ?<olman paper andWCM and Seager

1923, May 8; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/5; Consumers1 league article(Wolman) and Hart, Schaffner and larx Committee referendum;E. Hunt and J. Klein - Domestic Commerce appropriation.

1923, May 10; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/8; Hunt; Gayfs Washngt&n'sBirthday address - psychology comments

1923, Aug 22; t.l.s. 1 p; sends Hart, Schaffner and Marx essays1923, Sep25; t.l.s. 1 p; %1. Davis; own Work

7)1924, May 21; telegram; Index Number Conference dates1924, a.l.s. 1 p; Index Number Conference and A. Young1924, iviay 27; carbon 1 p ; WCM letter; sends revised draft Hart,Schaffoer, and Marx announcement

1924, Jun 9; a.l.s. 2 p; NB budget and population study plans1924, Jun 10; a.l.s. 2 p; Survey of Current Business editorship andexpansion -Hooker Scragg [?] , F. Mills inquiry

1924, Jun 15; a.l.s. 1 p; WCM expenses for NB8)1924, Aug 27; a.l.s. 1 p; Hart, Schaffner and Marx essays, Agger.1924, Sep 9; a.l.s. 2 p; Hart, Schaffner and Jlarx essays; returnsWCM "Money Economy" manuscript with comments, the scientificsttitude; Wolman-King controversy

1924, Nov 12; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; meeting plans, King's intro-duction to Levin's paper

1924, Nov 16; a.l.s. 5 p; on WCM manuscript ["Quantitative Analysisin Economic Theory?"], need for qualitative work, experimentalsocial sciences; Taussig on experimentation

1924, Nov 13; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to U/161924, Nov 25; carbon 1 p; sends Alexander letter (not end.);Mills meeting plans

9)1924, Dec 4; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; King and inventory study plan,sends Business Antials set; C. TTolsey

1924, Dec 10; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; Harvard lecture plans, R.Hess and Rorty; King; Hills meeting

1924, Dec 11; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; same as 12/101924, Dec 12; a.l.s. 2 p; reply to 12/10 or 11; Mills meeting plans;lecture schedule; WCM notes on economics and history

1924, Dec 12; a.l.s. 1 p; Tt&A Harvard lecture pland10)1924, Dec 15; a.l.s. 3 p; WCii presidential address (AEA)

1924, Dec 15; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; send Bureau of Labor Statisticsprice chart, Shaw

1924, Dec 18; a.l.s. 1 p; WCM Harvard lecture plans11)1926, Feb 20; t.l.s. 2 p; suggested NB consumer credit study,

German prices - Angell and Viner, reparations, Business HistoricalSociety, sends Loree letter (not end.)

1926, Mar 23; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; international price prospectsand monetary agreements

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1927, May 19; a.l.s. 1 p; requests autobiographical data for JEJC (27)Introduction

1927, May 21; carbon 2 p; part copy 1 p; WCM reply to 5/19; Green-back writings, money economy work, cycle interest and progressof BC (13)

12)1931, Jul 7; see M. Davis1931, Jul 10; t.l.s. 2 p; Harper Brothers and Council on ForeignRelations publications, Lippman; lale University Press, M. Davis,Donaldson;-sends copy Harper contract (end. 3 p)

1936,-Dec 23; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; Taussig dinner}. Willits andNB work, 2nd volune progress

1937, Jan 29; a.l.s. 4 p; reply to 12/23; own Industrial Revolutionbook progress, "Triumph of Enclosures" paper plans; Stowe andHasbing [?] collections, teaching plans

1937, Jan 30; a.l.s. 2 p; on M. Millikan, Jr.1937, Jan 30; a.l.s. 2 p; introduces M. iiillikan (sent with letterfrom Millikan, 6/10/37)

13)1937, May 13; a.l.s. 2 p; meeting plans; Schaffner meeting1937, May 17; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/13; meeting plans1940, May 8; a.l.s. 2 p; on SB progress, own work, meeting plans1940, Jun 24; a.l.s. 2 p; sends common stock study (not encl.)

Gay, Margaret R.1922, Nov 16; copy 1 p; sends own manuscript on Ric^ardo1922, Nov 17; a.l.s. 2 p; reply to U/17; thanks for manuscript loan1922, Dec 5; a.l.s. 2 p; returning manuscript, iron law of wages

Geiser, Karl F.1948, May 17; t.l.s. 3 p; on own translation of Sombart's ModerneKaoitpli smus requests financial aid; Schumpeter, Beard, C.Day

Gideonse, Harry D.1956, Sep 10; e.l.s. 2 p. wants to publish WCM Harvard tercentenaryaddress in Public Library Pamphlet

Ginzberg, Eli1)[1936 or 1937?] Feb 27; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for copis WCM articles;

Weber and Sombart - WCM suggestion[1936 or 1937] Sep 9; t.l.s. 1 p; JBC progress; query on jointseminar

1937, Jan 15; carbon 1 p; on joint economic changes seminar1938, Sep 20; t.l.s. ? p; gives outline for seminar

2)1947, May 19; t.l.s. 1 p; sends summary planned study "Determinantsof Occupational Choice" (encl. 8 p); Killits, R. McCrae

1947, Oct 50; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans1947, Dec 6 t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans; sends copy own reviewSchumpeter's Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy (encl.)

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1948, Jun 29; t.l.s. 1 p; Noyes' Economic-Man; own Kinsey symposiumpaper; own Science article

Goldenweiser, E. A.1),2)1928, May 17; t.l.s. 1 p; sends statistics on retail sales and

stock turnover (end. 269 p) (Federal Reserve Board) ^

Goldman, Julian1942, Jan 2; t.l.s. 1 p; National Committee to Keep Prices Downplans; W. King suggestions end. (2 p) with WCM notes

1942, Feb 18; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 2/13; Statement of Principles -WCM suggestion

Goodbody, Marcus1947, Oct 15; mimeograph 1 p; Melton Museum bill, sends contributionrefund

Goodrich, Carter1948, Jan 12; t.l.s. 1 p; luncheon plans, Walker itedal

Graf, John E.1934, Dec 13; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/6; refuses WashingtonAcadainy of Sciences lecture invitation

Grant, Percy S.1921, Dec 20; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM to repeat AEA address to PublicForum

1921, Dec 22; carbon 1 p (on back 12/20), WCM re£Ly to 12/20;refusal

1921, Dec 28; t.ls. 1 p; reply to 12/22; repeats request1922, Jan 5; carbon 1 p (on back 12/28) WCM reply to 12/28; repeatsrefusal

Graves, ii1948, Mar {?]; see W. Donovan

Green, D.O.1947, Aug 15; t.l.s. 2 p; requests aid on study of corporate failures;WCM note on reply

Greenbaun, Howard H.1948, Aug 27; t.l.s. 1 p; own activities; Bonbright, Dohr, R.Young

Greene, Jerome D.1908, Sep 30; printed l.s. 1 p; Harvard appointment notification

Greer, Sarah1922, May 18; t.l.s. 1 p; sends list of municiple research bureaus

(end. 1 p) (Bureau of Ltuniciple Research)

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Gregory, Sarah1923, Apr 19; a.l.s. 4 p; WCM and Hobson»s reviews of WebbfsDecay of Capitalist Civilization; on WCM

Gulick, Charles1948, Apr 17; a.l.s. 1 p; thanks for copy "Austria ..." review;meeting plans

Haberler, Gottfried1936, Har 5; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; on "Some Reflections on thePresent Situation of Business Cycle Theory" and own approach

1936, Mar 25; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 3/5; on forthcoming WCLl book;Conference meeting plans

1936, Apr 27; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/25; MBC progress, GenevaConference plans

Hagen, Eeulah1948, Sep 7; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy S.Chasefs Proper Study ofMankind (Harper Brothers)

Hahn, Choon1948, Se-p 20; t.l.s. 2 p; self and Korean nationalism versuscommunism

Hahn, Bosina1937, Apr 24; t.l.s. 1 p; National Institute of the Social Sciencesdinner and award to WCLJ

1937, Apr 26; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/24

Haig, R.M.1942, Jun 11; mimeograph 1 p; sends list of doctoral dissertationsbeing prepared under WCil (encl. 1 p)

Hall, Robert1951, Nov 13; a.l.s. ? p; sends copies Second Public Examination,Honour School of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (TrinityCollege, Oxford); WCLl suggestion - Hargreaves and MacGregor;invites WC2i to Political Economy Club dinner 9 Harrod

Hamilton, Earl J.1941, Jan 6; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; requests copy "Economic Con-sequences of War since 1790", Bell; query on Keynes - Smith,Mill, Marshall, Ric^ardo; on WCM,plans write history of socialsciences in 19th century

1941, Jan 10; carbon 1 p; copy 1 p; WCM reply to 1/6; sends re-quested material; depricates Keynes, empirical work; history ofsocial sciences work plans

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\i , Hand, Learned4/ 1924, Apr 22; carbon 1 p; YiCA letter; sends Commons' Legal Founda-

tions of Capitalism for criticism1924, May 1; t.l.s. 1 p; Commons' book, self and the law

Harding, George1919, Dec 1; a.l.s. 2 p; on WCM inquiry on statistical tables-J.Marshall, C. Moreau

1919, Dec 2; a.l.s. 2 p; WCIi inquiry, J.Powell

Harris, Abram L.1934, Dec 17; telegram; to S. Kuznets; WCM birthday dinner message

Harris, Joseph P.1936, Sep 29; carbon s i p ; memorandum to members Committee onSocial Security (SSRC) - unemployment compensation studies,Matscheck

Harrison, Shelby M.1936, Jun 2; copy 1 p; to R. Shryock; grants permission to publishcharts

1936, Jun 5; t.l.s. 1 p (by secretary); sends letter from R. Shryock(see Shryock, 5/29)

1948, May 11; t.l.s. 1 p (with XA. Poffenberger); requests fundsfor gift for D.Young

Harriss, C.Lowell1937, Jan 11; t.l.s. 1 p; own transfer to University of Chicago,query on undistributed profits tax and cycle

1937, Jan 14; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/H

Harrod, R.F.1936, Dec 1; carbon 1 p; 7/CuI letter; thanks for copy Trade Cycle:'JBC progress

1937, Jan 18; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; on Harrod's account of originsof his ideas; MBC progress

1937, iiar 2; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; on Harrod's account of Oxfordteaching - Edgeworth

Hart, Nancy1941, yar 2; a.l.s. 2 p; on BASM; Milton Friedman plans, H.Greves

Hart, Walter1908, Oct 15; a.l.s. 1 p; on WCM; meeting plans

Hastay, Millard1948, Aug 6; t.l.s. 1 p; WHDBC progress (NB)1948, Aug 12; t.l.s. 1 p; WHDBC progress

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Hatsfield, Henry Rand1936, Nov 6; carbon 1 p; WCH letter; praises Hatsfield

Hattery, Lowell H.1948, Aug 7; t.l.s. 1 p; queries on social science research

Hayden, Phillip M.1936, Mar 25; see G. Robinson1948, Sep [?]; printed 2 p; University of California presidentialinstallation exercises, reply card encl.

Haydn, Hiram1948, Mar 16; t.l.s. 1 p; Committee of 1000 meeting plans

Hayek, F.A.1)1923, Dec 12; carbon lp; WCM letter; sends Wieser and Hayek own

review of Wieser's Theory of Social Economics; sends "Eentham'sFelicific Calculus" to Wieser

1923, Dec 15; t.l.s. 3 p; reply to 12/12; Wieserrs "specific" and"cost" means of production; Wieser, Meager,Bohm-Bawerk, andBentham - Kraus; sends own review of Eircks Theory of MarginalValue (encl.); Yi'ieser and J. B. Clark

1923; Dec 21; carbon 1 p; WCLi reply to 12/15; on Wieserfs "cost";Young,Austrians and utility

1924, Apr 11; t.l.s. 1 p; prospective translation Wieser1s Theoryof Social Economics

1924, Apr 15; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/11; emeries on V.'ieser'slife

2)1924, Apr 16; t.ls. 4 p; reply to 4/ltf; biography of Wieser; Thorp;sends bibliography of Wieser (encl. 1 p)

1924, Apr 18; carbon 1 p; WCL£ reply to 4/16; thanks, query onbiography

1924, Apr 19; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/181924, Apr 21; carbon 1 p; WCL4 reply to 4/19; Wieser biography; WCMintroduction to translation

1924, Jul 31; t.l.s. 1 p; sends Wieserfs Arma Viruaque Cano andown review; proposed supplements to business records of Germany,Austria, Italy

3)1926, Jun 3; t.l.s. 3 p; asks WCM aid in publishing review ?<ieserfsDas Gesetz der Macht; Arma Virumque Cano; own ideas and plans -wants WCi! "Role of Money in Economic Theory"; iorganstern, Carroll

1926, Jul 25; t.l.s. 1 p; Wieserrs death1926, July 26; t.l.s. 1 p; Wieser's death, sends clippings (encl)and own review of Gesetz der ?iacht (not encl.); BC (27)

1926, Aug 7; a.l.s. 2 p; WCli introduction to Wieser translation,returns copy (encl. 5 p); Wieser biography and bibliography

1926, Sep 1; t.l.s. 1 p; sends 7/ieser bibliography (not encl.),own card encl.

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DHenderson, W. T. [?]1909, Apr 14; t.l.s. 1 p; University of California appointmentnotification

1910, Apr 13; t.l.s. 1 p; University of California salary notification1911, Apr 11; t.l.s. 1 p; University of California salary notification

Herbert, James D.1948, Aug 3; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM join committee for the Labora-tory for the Integration of our National Knowledge; J. White,F.Fackenthal; sends introductory letter (encl. 1 p)

Herring, Frances Yi.1948, Jun 25; copy 1 p; to H. Shapely; Canwell Committee andUniversity of Washington (Committee of 1000)

1948, Jul 18; copy of telegram 1 p; to P. Ziporkis; Canwell Committee1948, Jul 20; copy of telegram 1 p; to P. Ziporkis ; Canwell Committee

Herring, Pendleton1948, Oct 6; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM article for SSRC Anniversary1948, Oct 10; carbon 1 p; LSM reply to 10/6; refusal; LSii note

Hickernell, T/arren N.1922, Oct 24; t.l.s. 1 p; own work - panics and depressions book;sends Alexander Hamilton Institute Bulletin with own priceindex (encl. 8 p)

Hinrichs, A. F.1924, Jun 11; a.l.s. 1 p; thanks for WCM aid, Weiser translationsplans

1924, Dec 22; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; sends passage from letterfrom 7?ieser

Hocking, William Ernest1910, Apr 21; t.l.s. 2 p; on WCM "Rationality of Economic Activity",pecuniary discipline

1936, Jul 5; t.l.s. 1 p; invites W(£! visit1948, Sep 7; see R. Perry

Hodgkin, George B.1947, Nov 14; see L. Read

Holden, Thomas S.1947, Sep 19; mimeograph s i p ; sends questionnaire on 1947-48business forecast (encl. 2 p. with reply envelope) (F.W.Dodge Corp)

1948, Sep 29; mimeograph s i p ; sends questionnaire on 1949 businessforecast (encl. 2 p)

Hollander, Jacon H.1913, Sep 24; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for criticism of paper

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1913, Oct 10; $.l.s. 1 p; praise of BC andrrelation to own workj 1922, Oct 23; carbon 1 p; WCM letter;,on Hollanders review of

Income in the United States; Ricardo papers and Hollander1937, Apr 23; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; thanks for book

Homan, Paul T.1948, Apr 24; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM review Noyes1 Economic Manfor American Economic Review

1948, July 26; t.l.s. 1 p; on Noyes review1948, Oct 10; t.l.s. 1 p; LSM letter; WCM unable to do Noyes review

Hoover, Herbert1)1921, Jul 29; t.l.s. 2 p; copy 1 p; wants WCM as economic advisor

to Department of Commerce1921, Aug 3; a draft 2 p; copy of draft, 1 p; WCM reply to 7/29;refusal

1934, Oct 26; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; attacks NRA, CWA, AWA, TVA#ypes of planning

2)1934, Dec 15; telegram; birthday dinner message1934, Dec 17; t.l.s. 2 p; copy 2 p; national planning, New Deal,public works; praises WC2J

1934, Dec 19; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; public works, own and New Deal1934, Dec 24; carbon 1 p; copy 1 p; WCM reply to 12/17; nationalplanning board

[n.d.]; a.l.s. 1 p; [original or copy ?]; requests WCM take chargeof preparing economic data for disarmament conference

/\/t.4 . Hotelling, Haroldc^-''-y\', 1937, Mar 31; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; thanks for variance analysisr-* /:'*7c, aid -

Houston, Marcia1947, Jua 6; copy 1 p; to W. Carson; sends information on EdizioniScientifiche Italiane (American Book Publishers Council)

Hovde, Eryn J.1947, Jun 16; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for fund contribution (New School)1948, Apr 15; t.l.s. 1 p; New School wants to grant WCM honorary.' .degree1948, Apr 20; t.l.s. 1 p; honorary degree plans1948, May 20; t.l.s. 1 p; dinner invitation; WCM note on reply1948, ilay 24; t.l.s. 1 p; dinner pi fins

Hoyt, Homer1923, Mar 6; t.l.s. 1 p; on Agger and ITorth Carolina[1923] "ay 22; a.l.s. 1 p; sends course lecture outline •'...1923, May 28; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/22; Hoyt's outline,Columbia use

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"gox 1°V

1923, Jun 16; a.l.s. 1 p; on lectures; own work plans[1923?]; a.l.s. 1 p; thanks for criticisms of paper-technique andnatural resources

Huney, Miriam[1947, Feb ?]; a.l.s. 1 p; sends galleys of "The Role of Researchin Economic Theory" (University of Pennsylvania)

Huntington, Edward V.1948, Feb 6; see ??. Willcox

Syslop, Edith M.1941, JJar 4; carbon 1 p; WCII letter; seminar paper plans, Newman1941, Mar 6; carbon 1 p; WC2i letter; seminar plans

Ingalls, Walter Renton1925, Dec 21; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own "Consumption of Commoditiesin the United States" (encl.)

Innis, Harold A.1932, Apr 22; a.l.s. 1 p; reply; animal life cycles in Canada;Hunstman, Elton

Jewett, Frank B.1948, Jan 5; t.l.s. 1 p; requests endorsement of D. Belcher forCentury Club

Jewkes, John1936, May 29; t.l.s. 1 p; agrees to be member advisory committeeon Gayerfs research; Redford, Ashton, A. T/adsworth; sends copyletter to Council for Research (5/29)

1936, May 29; carbon 1 p; to Council for Research in the SocialSciences of Columbia University; Gayer advisor agreement

[n.d.] carbon, 5 p; memorandum from NB; bibliography of Eritishseries

Johnson, Alvin S.1937, Feb 2; t.l.s. 1 p; requests statement 6n New School for fundcampaign

[1937, Feb ?]; carbon and copy 1 p; copy 1 p; reply to 2/2; givesstatement

1948, day 20; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM write lale Review articleon inflation and the middle class; WCM note on reply1948, May 25; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/23; requests suggestion.of writer

Johnson, F. Ernest1947, Jan 3; t.l.s. 1 p; sends Federal Council of Churches studyno.5 in "Christianity and the Social Order" series (encl. 8 p.)and review of criticisms of Study no.4 (encl. 4 p)

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Judson, Harry Pratt1908, Dec 14; t.l.s. 2 p; offers professorship at University ofChicago

1908, Dec 28; a.l.s. 1 p; acknowledges WCif refusal

K., A. S.1938, Apr 1; t.l.s. 1 p; to "!£r. Weber"; sends copy of study ofchanges 1920-30 in physical assets and well being of people ofIowa (encl. 44 p); meeting plans

Kallen, Horace M.1937, Dec 30; t.l.s. 1 p; on "Ghetto Benches" protest of Inter-national League for Academic Freedom - Thugutt, Carlson

Keapper, Paul1947, May 13; t.l.s. 1 p; requests statement on Murray Friedmanfor Queens College

Kelly, Ariaand W.1934, Nov 23; t.l.s. 1 p; on Tellwide Association - Cornell lectures1934, Nov 30; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 11/23; accepts invitation1935, Feb 15; carbon 1 p; on Tellwide Association invitation;E. Thorndike

Kennedy, Stephen1935, Dec 18; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for reading own manuscript oncotton goods consumption; sends copy own "Substitution of RayonBroad Goods for Silk and Cotton" (encl. 31 p) (Pacific Mills)

Keynes, John Maynard1913, Dec 13; a.l.s. 1 p; requests articles on pending Americanand currency legislation, Seligman article

1913, Dec 31; c.l.s. 1 p; acknowledgement of WCM acceptance1941, May 10; t.l.s. 2 p; reply; meeting plans; refuses Acadany ofPolitical Science Address

1941, May 14; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/10; Century Club meetingplans; Academy plans

1941, May 16; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/14

Kilpatrick, 7/illiam H.1948, Feb 10; t.l.s. 1 p; asks WCI4 speak for Sydenham Hospitaldrive, medicine and social social sciences integratuon

King, K. P.1947, Sep 18; a.l.s. 4 ; International Statistical Conferences;meeting plans

King, Kao-Pao1947, Nov 14; see E. Rosib

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1926, Nov. 9; see I. Fisher[n.d.]; t.l. 2 ?; to J. W. Angell; sends questionnaire to ascertainagreement on economic principles (end, 4 p); note from Angellto WCM

[n.d.]; mimeograph 1 p; sends 2 WCM manuscripts from ASA files(encl.)8 and 13 pp.; on price trends and existence of businesscycle)

King, W. Mackenzie1938, Oct 4; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 6/29; acknowledgement

Kitchen, Joseph1923, Apr 18; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/20; on Kitchen1 s articlein Review of Economic Statistics - cycle length and regularityin U.S. and Britain

Knauth, Oswald W.1947, Sep 1; a.l.s. 2 p; own Managerial Enterprise progress, Cole;Sprague

1947, Oct 7; a.l.s. 2 p; Managerial Enterprise[1948] May 23; a.l.s. 1 p; reply; on modification of own theories,own "Can Profits be Maximized?"

Knight, Frank H.1923, May 18; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCM "Prospects of Economics"; insti-tutional economics

1923, May 22, carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/18; on "Prospects"; Knightproposed paper and traditional economics

1937, Apr 15; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; on "Adam Smith is Happy" andits publishers

1937, Apr 21; carbon 1 p; copy 1 p; WCM reply to 4/15 on "AdamSmith"; thanks for copy Knightrs review of Keynes General Theory,Knights and Keynes' approaches; own chapter on methodology

1937, Apr 23; t.l.s. 1 p; reply 4/21; WCM methodology chapter, selfand Keynes - NB conference on Keynes

Kondratieff, N.D.1924, Nov 12; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; Kondratieff's Institute forStudy of Economic Conjunctures; meeting plans

1924, Dec 5; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 11/12; meeting plans1924, Dec 12; carbon 1 p; NCM latter; gives Kuznets address1924, Dec 18; a.l.s. 1 p; AEA meeting plans, Westerfield; wants todiscuss USSR economy; Kuznets; Taussig

1926, May 6; t.l.s. 1 p; repeats request for WCM Introduction toThorp*s Business Annals; own "Major Economic Cycles"; sends issueof Problem of Economic Conditions.

1926, Jun 5; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/6; sends Introduction copy;on N3 publications; Kuznets and Problem of Economic Conditionsissue

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Kovacs, Aloys1934, Oct 26; t.l.s. 2 p; (in French); urges ISI membership forD. Laky; Giusti; Illyfalvi, Thirring, Zizek

Kovero, laxttl1947, Dec 22; t.l.s. 1 p; urges ISI membership for Lindberg

Kuczynski, R.R.1)1910, Jul 30; a.l.s. 6 p; own work on wages; A. Young; Veblen's

plight1913, Dec 23; a.l.s. 2 p; praises J3C; own book on wages; 1915 SanFrancisco Conference and Germany

1914, May 23; a.l.s. 3 p; WCM Columbia appointment; teaching ofeconomics; own book on wages and housing conditions in Prussiancities; Geriaan statistical services

1921, Dec 29; a.l.s. 1 p; personal and professional news1922, Jan 30; carbon 2 ?; (on back 12/29/21); WCM reply to 12/29/21;on Kuczynski!s problems and Germany's future

1922, May 11; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; introduces H. Chandler;C. Snyder

1922, Jun 30; a.l.s. 2 p; German financial difficulties and ownreparations plan; may visit U.S.; copy of FinanzpolitischeKorresDondenz encl.

2J.1923, Jan 5; carbon 2 p; WCirf letter; Weyl visit; German economy;T. Adams and A. Young; "Franco-German Economic Correspondance"

1923, Jan 27; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 1/5; "Economic correspondance";German economy

1923, Feb 21; t.l.s. 1 p;reply to 1/31; U.S. trip plans, Instituteof Economics; Germany

1923, Mar 14; carbon 1 p; >7CM reply to 2/21; Institute of Economics,University of Chicago Plans, Moulton, Adams, L. Marshall - sendsletters

1923, Apr 3; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 3/141923, May 18; a.l.s. 4 p; New School offer - Johnson; Snyder,Chandler, Fisher, Villexd, Harris, Dynes, Jacobson, Welich {?],Durand, Haarns and others; Moulton, Marshall, Chicago offer;Stewart and article request; Germany

3)1923, Jul 16; a.l.s. 2 p; plans and work - Institute of Economicsand University of Chicago

1923, Aug 2; a.l.s. 2 p; BC progress; Chicago visit, Marshall;appointment renewal, Institute of Economics - Moulton, '.?ork plans

1923, Dec 31; t.l.s. 1 p; sends books; German economy; translatingiloulton and McGuire's America's Capacity to Pay

1924, Jan 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/31; German economy;foresees and condemns Coolidge election

1924, iiar 15; t.l.s. 2 p; German economy; sends books - committeeon exports (Prager) and Hahn on "Money"1932, Apr 5; a.l.s. 2 p; Institute of Economics; wants NB job

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Kuznets, Simon1)2)1930, Jul 2; t.l.s. 2 p; sends own translation of A. Gerzenstein's

\ Introduction to Russian edition of _EC (27) (end. 94 P0j 3)1930 [n.d.]; t.l.s. 1 p; sends translation of part of Gerzenstein*s

Introduction (encl. 16 p)4)1934, Dec 17; see A. Harris1936, Jun 15; t.l.s. £ p; Haas and Treasury study - A. Director;Llemorandum to G. May; D. Friday and Wickens study; Groves and7/isconsin study

1936, Jun 19; t.l.s. 1 p; Treasury and income distribution estimates- G. 'Aay, sends copy of memorandum to iiay (encl. 17 p)

1936, Jun 26; t.l.s. 2 p; Haas and income tax tabulation forms -Director, Shere, T. Atkeson; Wisconsin tax study - Director;Keynes1 "Fluctiiation in Net Investment" errors

5)1936, Aug 10; t.l.s. 2 p; Capital For.iiation publication; 7/eintraub,Eliss, Fabricant, Anderson

1936, Aug 12; carbon 1 p; HCA reply to 8/10; Capital formation;own work

1936, Aug 21; t.l.s. 2 p; S. Rice and Central Statistical Board -Weintraub, Jerome, NB, questionnaire

1936, Aug 22; a.l.s. 1 p; NB and Rice1937, Apr 20; a.l.s. 1 p; thanks for BASM

6)1937, May 13; t.l.s. 1 p; sending abridged version vol.1 CommodityFlow and Capital Formation to some SSRC members (list encl.)

1937, May 21; a.l.s. 1 p; error in list1937, Jun 26; t.l.s. 2 p; sends nanascript copies National Income,1919-55 and Commodity Flow and Capital Formation, 1919-35queries on publication

1937, Jun 28; t.l.s. 1 p; publication plans1937, Jul 2; a.l.s. 1 p; WCM and Wolman and Burns comments on ownNational Income and Capital Formation publication plans

1937, Jul 9; t.l.s. 1 p; income conference volume publication -Freidrmn, uiiss Anderson; publication of National Income andCapital Formation - Burns, Wolman, Anderson

7)1937, Aug 24; carbon 2 p; to F. iiills; proposed Bulletin on NationalIncome

1937, Aug 24; t.l.s. 1 p; on letter to ^ills; publications1937, Aug 26; see F. Mills1947, Jan 2; a.l.s. 1 p; University of Pennsylvania IndustrialResearch Department celebration plans

1947, Sep 9; a.l.s. 1 p; Universitites - ?iB Committee

Laky, Dezso1948, :.iar 22; t.l.s. 2 p; suggests Hungarians for I SI membership

Laski, Harold J.1929, Mar 4; a.l.s. 1 p; sends A. Young letter (2/27/29)

Laudereav, J.1947, Sep [?]; t.l.s. 1 p; (in French) (Ecole NationaleSuperieuredes Mines)

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Laughlin, J. Laurence1)1908, Aug 8; a.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans1908, Aug 27; a.l.s. 4 p; to T. Veblen;,on proposed University ofChicago appointment offer to WCM ; Davenport; Harvard; wantsWCM to develop "Taxinoaic versus Evolutionary Theory"; Hoxie

1908, Oct 6; t.l.s. 1 p; trip plans1908, Oct 21; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans1908, Oct 31; a.l.s. 2 p; Chicago offer; Harvard; asks lecturessuggestion

2)1908, Nov 2; carbon 1 p; TfiGd reply to 10/51; Chicago offer; suggestsGay as lecturer

1908, Nov 6; a.l.s. 2 p; Chicago offer; Gay; L. Hutchinson, M.Aldrich; Bullock and review of Davenportfs book query; Elliot fsHarvard resignation

1908, Nov 14; a.l.s. 3 p; on University of California appointmentoffer

1908, Nov 15; a.l.s. 3 p; on California offer; Gay, Hutchinson,A. Marshall

1908, Nov 16; a.l. (draft) 3 p; 2 copies 1 p; Chicago and Californiaoffers; work request

1908, Nov 13; a.l.s. 2 p; Chicago offer3)1910, Feb 7; t.l.s. 1 p; Chicago appointment offer1911, Jul 22; a.l.s. 1 p; Chicago appointment offer1914, Mar 29; a.l.s. 3 p; on proposed institute/ior research1914, Apr 4; t.l.s. 1 p; praises IJC; research institute; cost ofliving and wages study

19S3, Jan 25; see E. Gay1923 , Jan 27; carbon 1 p; on Schaffner; meeting plans

Lederer, Emil1926, [Aug 18?]; a.l.s. 2 p; cycles and consumption - disproportion-ality of production and incomes

1934, Apr 20; t.l.s. 1 p; on Institut fur Sozialforschung1934, Apr 25; carbon 1 p; T.'CM reply; J. Angell and 7?. Lederer,Murrow

1934, Aug 12; a.l.s. 2 p; on Institut - WCM, Schunpeter, Harms [?]papers

1937, May 6; a.l.s. 2 p; thanks for copy BASH1937, May 25; a.l.s. 2 p; introduces Franzen-Hellersberg

Lee, Ivy L.1925, Jan 7; printed 1 p; sends 7<orld War I cost estimate (enil.)requests reply (reparations)

Heese, Charles1946, Nov 29; t.l.s. 1 p; requests 7»CM comments on Decatur, 111.,boyhood

Leland, 7,'aldo G.1947, Jun 20; t.l.s. 1 p; proposed Cosmos Club membership for ?.Webbink

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Lerner, Max1937, liar 24; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; praises "Adam Smith is Pleased"

Lescure, Jean1936, Dec 11; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; thanks for copy Lescure^book on crises

1937, May 12; a.l.s. 2 p; (in French); leaflet on InternationalCongress of Economics and Social Sciences encl.

1937, May 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/12; refuses invitation toCongress and give paper on return to gold; VBG progress; praisesLescure's Crises

Lester, Richard A.1937, Jan 26; t.l.s. 1 p; invitation to speak to PrincetonEconomicsClub

1937, Feb 4; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/26; refuses invitation

Levin, William1940, Sep 8; a.l.s. 1 p; professional biography; thanks for NBaid - Burns, Mills, King

Levy, Jerome1946, Oct 2; t.l.s. 1 p; wants to meet WCM1947, Oct 2; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 5/23; on otm macroeconomic model,sends diagram (encl.l p); money theory, deficit spending; ownEconomic is an Exact Science ; (New Economic Library)

Lindsay, A. D.1934, Jan 10; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; on Dudwell, Chudinowsky1934, Jan 19; t.l.s. 1 p; reply 1/101934, Aug 10; a.l.s. 2 p; on son Michael and economics

Lipman, Charles B.1934, Jul 11; t.l.s. 1 p; on University of California lectures

(Hitchcock lectures)1934, Aug 15; t.l.s. 1 p; California lectures plans; SSRC conference

Lippman, Walter[n.d.] Dec 30; on WCM "Human Behavior and Economics" and own farticle; Freud - WCM criticism, Wallas, Macdougall

Lipson, E.1932, Apr 19; a.l.s. 1 p; J. Sinclair's "Antidote to Despondency"and History of the Public Revenues

Lockhart, Oliver C.1921, May 5; sends copy "Development of Interbank Borrowing in theNational System, 1869-1914" (encl.)

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Loocds, Roger S.1923, Feb 23; a.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; requests permission to print

"Intelligence and the Guidance of the Economic Function" inbook of essays

1923, Feb 26; carbon 1 p; copy 1 p; WCM reply to 2/23; grantspermission

Lotka, Alfred J.1947, Nov [?J; t.l.s. 1 p; address notification

Loveman, Amy1948, Jul 13; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCJ1 review J. Goodbar and L.Bergeron1s A Creative Capitalism for Saturday Review of Literature

Lowe, Adolphe1937, Apr 12; a.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans

Lowell, A. Lawrence1909, Aug 12; telegram; Harvard appointment offer1909, Aug 12; t.l.s. 2 p; Harvard offer; earlier School of Businessoffer

1910, Jan 14; t.l.s. 1 p; renews Harvard offer

[Lynd, Robert S.] (signed R.S.L.)1)1929, Feb 9; t.l. 1 p; urges WCM to permit Rice to use letter to

J.M. Clark

Lynd, Robert S.1)1937, Feb 6; a.l.s. 1 p; asks ftCM become sponsor Columbia University

Faculty Committee to Aid the Spanish People; letter to publicon Committe end. (lp)

1937, Feb 9; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 2/&; assents2)1939, Apr 22; t.l.s. 1 p; declines invitation to WCM*s address on

Knowledge for Yihat?; on WCM, Veblen, Dewey, L. Frank1939, Apr 24; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/22; Plan o f treatmentin address

1939, May 3; carbon 1 p; TiCH letter; sends NB annual report - NBmethod of choosing topics of :study

[1939], way 8; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/3; NB topic choice; 7i"CM andMills influence in economics

1939, May 9; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/83)[1941] Dec 22; t.l.s. 3 p; on revision WCM "National Unity and

Intellectual Freedom"1944, May 30; a.l.s. 2 p; copy 1 p; on 7TCM retirement, WCM astheorist and empiricist, Dewey, Veblen

1944, May 31; carbon 2 p; copy 2 p; WCM reply to 5/30; self anddevelooment of social sciences

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1947, Nov 10; a.l.s. 1 p; WCM health[n.d.]; a.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM to join committee; G. Counts

Macauley, Frederick R.1937, Apr 19; copy of telegram; WCM telegram; meeting plans

Macdougall, 7»iHiain[1910?] May 2; a.l.s. 2 p; thanks for copy article ["Rationalityof Economic Activity11]

Maclver, Robert M.1937, Apr 28; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for copy BASM; sends copy own Society1937, Apr 30; carbon 1 p; WCM reply 4/28; thanks copy Society;on sociology - A.Small

1937, Dec 22; carbon 1 p; copy 1 p; WCM letter; on publication WCMsocial history of economics, student's class notes

1939, Dec 20; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM attend faculty conferenceon plight of S&cial Science Department (Columbia)

MacXenzie, Findlay1936, Oct 12; t.l.s. 1 p; asks T*CM write Preface to volume ofreadings "Economic Control and planning"

1936, Oct 15; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/10; refusal

Jlaitland, Arthur Steel1934, Mar 22; a.l.s. 2 p; requests copy report of Butler Commission;Hausen, Day; D. S. visit plans

1934, Apr 4; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/22;1934, Apr 18; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/4; visit plans1934, May 3; t.l.s. 1 p; visit plans1934, L!ay 31; a.l.s. 2 p; requests note on business cycles; visitn news; wants Kuznets monograph on capital goods; V/CM note

Mallery, Otto Ted1941, Oct 13; t.l.s. 1 p; Acadeay of Political Science meeting -Wallace; sends copy own Economic Union and Enduring Peace; ownNational Resources Planning Board work

1947, Oct 14; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own More than Conquerors,J. Winant; requests WCM review

1947, Oct 28; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; on Conouerors; requests review1947, Nov 15; a.l.s. 1 p; Conquerors;query on current business cycleand Liar shall plan

1947, Dec 26; a.l.s. 1 p; requests advertising statement forConquerors, sends quote from National Education Association Journal(encl. 1 p)

Marchisio, Ildo E.1947, Aug 14; copy 1 p; to NB; sends report on Edizioni ScientificheItaliane (enci. 1 p)

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Marshall, George1948, Llay 7; own contempt of Congress conviction, requests WCM aid

Martin, P.W.1)1922, May 17; a.l.s. 1 p; sends draft "Flaw in the Price System"

(encl. 12 p)1922, May 19; carbon 2 p; WCM reply to 5/17; criticizes "Flaw"[1922] Oct 17; a.l.s. 2 p; sends revised copy "Flaw"; undercon-suiaptionist errors - Rodbertus, Hobson

1922, Nov 27; carbon 2 p; criticizes "Flaw"1922, Dec 12; t.l.s. 2 p; sends model of own ideas (encl. 5 p)

2)1923, Jul 5; t.l.s. 1 p; sends final revision "Flaw", sending copyto W. Foster; BCU query - wants to review; WCM notes on back

1923, Aug 21; t.l.s. 3 p; reply; on WCM crlticisnis; wants to quoteWCM letter on revival process (passage encl. 2 p); BCU review

1935, Jan 24; on BASM preparation; NRB report, permanent board1935, Feb 15; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; sends own talk f6r AAAS;Cornell lecture plans

1947, Nov 7; copy 2 p; to F. Mills; on establishment of inter-national economic associations

Mathewson, Park1921, Nov 4; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM ffost articles; query on NB incomestudy

1921, Nov 7; carbon 1 p; (on back 11/7); WCM reply to 11/4; ownwork; conference on unemployment and NB; cycle control; NBincome study

May, George 0.1936, Oct 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; business and major cycles; inter-cycle differences

1937, May 11; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for copy BASM1948, Mar 2; t.l.s. 1 p (by secretary); dinner meeting plans

?day, Mark A.1937, Jan 20; t . l . s . 1 p; plans of Committee on Review of Pol ic ies

and Proceedures of SSRC; H. V/illey, L. Worth, D. Young1937, Jan 20; t . l . s . 1 p; to E. Snow (7<TCM secre ta ry) ; Committee onReview plans

1937, Feb 4; t.l.s. 1 p; Committee on Review plans, Wirth1937, Feb 6; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 2/4; approves plans1937, Jul 17; t.l.s. 1 p; Wirth1s report to Committee on Review1937, Aug 3; t.l.s. 1 p; Committee on Review meeting plans, Wiarbhreport

Mayer, Joseph1948, Aug 10; t.l.s. 1 p; asks advice on textbook on history ofeconomic thought; thanks for advice on own Social Science Principles

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McClelland, George William1946, Oct 4; t.l.?. 1 p; on University of Pennsylvania IndustrialResearch Deoartment address by WC-4, Balderston, Davis

McCloskey, Joseph F.1S47, Dec 16; returns duplicate payment (University of Pennsyl-vania *Vess)

McCrea, Roswell C.1956, Dec 30; carbon 1 p; HC'l letter; personal news, Biloxi trip1957, Jan 2; a.l.s. 1 p; reply to 12/50/36; personal news1957, Feb 6; carbon 1 p; fiCM letter; personal news and comments1937, lay 24; t.l.s. 1 p; personal news and comments1937, May 25; carbon 1 p; WCL4 reply to 5/241957, Nov 19; carbon 1 p; WCiJ reply to 11/4; on financial aid toColumbia's economics students, NB

McCune, Evelyn B.1948, t.l.s. 1 p; requests WC^ letter to C. Hahn; WCM note onreply (Korean Cultural -delations Association)

McKinley, Charles1936, Aug 16; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM opinion on National ResourcesCouncil for own report to President's Committee on AdministrativeManagement

1956, Aug 51; carbon 1 p; reply to 8/16; meeting plans1956, Sep 14; t.l.s. 1 p: meeting plans1936, Oct 7; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting olsns[1956, Oct.?]; a.l.s. [telegram draft?]; meeting plans

2!cLau£hlin, Donald H.1947, Jan 9: t.l.s. 1 p.; sends copy own paoer (not encl.)

McNiece, Thomas M.1955, Aug 30; a.d.s.. 2 p; note at end of copy "Significance ofReplccemerrt Cycles"!j)einand"; also present "Consumer's Rate ofReplacement - a Study of Qe~and" (8 p.)

¥ead,1958, liiar 31; t.ls. 1 p: sends copy study by Corporation Financeseminar "Cd'^on Stocks ds Investments" (encl. 3 p)

Meeker, Royal19?1, Jun 17; t.l.s. 1 p; Lusk Committee and -ew School; plannedWCM article; HP (International Labor Office)

1921, Dec 3; t.l.s. 1 p; renews request for WCM article1921, Dec 3; t.l.s. 1 p: wants BC (13); Income in the United °tates,HP

1921, Dec.15; carbon 1 p; WCM re£ly to 12/3; on proposed article1921, Dec 15; carbon 1 p; WCM reoly to 12/3; on requested books

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2)1922, Feb 3; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for requested volumes1922, Mar 2; carbon 2 p: WC11 letter; International Labor Officepractices - Meeker interest ir. U.S. job; NB operation - Van Kleek,Harrison, Parnielee, liallery, T. Adarr.s? International Labor Review

1922, Mar 23; t.l.s. 1 p; on NB, International Labor Review1922, May 30; t.l.s. 1 p? sends ILO Reconstruction Series forcriticise

1922, Jun 19; carbon 2 p; WCM reply to 5/30; Reconstruction Series;on proposed article - Souls on real income; BCU plans.

1922, Jul 6: t.l.s. 1 p; reply 6/19; WC'i article; own Europe trip3)1922, Sep 25; t.l.s. 2 p; 7iCM. return to Columbia; proposed article;

wants coal and railroad strike articles: Lauck and aanna1922, Oct 13; carbon 3 p; WCV. reply to 9/25; nolsian and coal strikearticle; New School - reorganization, VJCii return to Columbia;NB wopk; Willis and Stewrat - Federal deserve Board research;Brookings Institute - iaoulton. Page

1922, Oct 14; t.l.s. 2 p; query on Edie's Stabilization of Business:BCU query: unemployment insurance - wants article

1922, Nov 2;t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 10/13; Bolman and strike article;New School; _BCU and ILO

1922, Nov 9; carbon 2 p; TfcC-l reply to 10/14; ftolaran and NB; NationalIndustrial Conference Board study of unemployment insurance; Willitsand strike article; Stabilisation; BCU; H. Chandler end ILOpublications possible suspension

1922, Nov 20; t.l.s. 2 ?\ M. Thomas and Meeker - trip plans; Seaser1922, Nov ?9; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 11/9; sends Fourth InternationalLabor Conference resolution on uneaoloyjient, H. Chandler

Melish, V>illiara Howard1945, Dec 17; see F. Woltman 10/23/461946, Nov 15? aimeo?T?ph s 2 o: defends National Council of Soviet-American friendship: requests statement; reply-envelope encl.

1946, Nov 15: same as above to LSM: reply envelope encl.

;4erriam, Charles E.1937, :<\&r 1; t.l.s. 1 p: R. Hutchins and Acaiaay of PoliticalScience dinner; NRC plans

1937, Jar 5; carbon 1 p: ftCM reply to 3/1; on proposed NationalEconomic Council - A. AdeiT.an. Senator Bulkley

19S7, Mar 9; t.l.s. 1 p: reply to 3/5; National Economic Council-Delano, Bulkley? NRC - Ru.nl. iieans

1937, Oct 2?; t.l.s. 1 p: copy I p; publication of Cornell lectures:WCM resignation from NRC

1937, Oct 29; carbon 1 p: cooy 1 p; nCM reoly to 10/22; Cornelllectures: NRC; own work - essays and :I3

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Merriam, John C.1937, Apr 6; t.l.s. 1 p; climatic cycles - A. Douglass, Spoehr;invites WCM to Carnegie Institution of Washington conference onclimatic cycles

1937, Apr 8; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/6; refusal of invitation

Merrill, Harold1939, Jul 20; mimeograph 1 p; sends "Who's Who in the NationalResources Committee in 1939" (encl. 34 p); requests biographicaldata

Miller, Adolph C.1)1908, Nov 2; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; on University of Chicago & Univ.of Calif,

appointment offer1908, Nov 10; a.l.s. 3 p; reply to 11/10; Chicago offer1908, Nov 19; telegram, reply; acknowledges WCM decision1908, Dec 17; a.l.s 2p}. meeting plans1909, Apr 30; a.l.s. 2 p; California Economics Department plans

2)1910, May 20; a.l.s. 2 p; Department matters; personal news; praises"Rationality of Economic Activity"

1923, Feb 9; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own address and Federal ReserveBoard conference proceedings - J. Williams (not end.); criti-cizez BCU

1923, Feb 16; carbon 1 p; (on back 2/9), WCM reply to 2/9; J.Williams and Miller; ECU and own contribution

1924, May 2; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; on Miller1s Federal ReserveBoard reappointment

1924, Jun 4; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/2

Millikan, Max, Jr.1937, June 10; t.l.s. 2 p; wants meet WCM, sends Gay letter (1/30/37)

Millis, H. A.1)1933, Dec 12; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM do article on Laughlin1933, Dec 15; carbon 1 p; (on back 12/12), WCM reply to 12/12; agrees1934, Jan 11; t.l.s. 1 pj sends Nef note for comment (not encl.)1934, Jan 13; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/11j Nef note, LaughlinNB work

1934, Jan 17; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM aid in planning AEA roundtables1934, Jan 25; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 1/13; sends Laughlin bibliography

2)1934, Apr 6; carbon 1 p^WCH letter; Laughlin article difficulties;WCM on Laughlin fcooy 1 o]

1934, Apr 10; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; reply to 4/6; Laughlin article,Knight

1934, Apr 21; carbon 1 p; copy 1 p; (on back 4/10), WCal reply to4/10? will not do Laughlin article

1934, Apr 25; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/21; acknowledgement; Lehman -WCM letter

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1934, Dec 13; t.l.s. 1 p; birthday dinner message1936 Dec 14; t.l.s. 1 p; on AKA meeting - WCM attendance; meetingplans

Mills, Frederick C.1936, Jun 14; t.l.s. 1 p; own Prices in Recession and Recoveryprogress, WCM criticisms

1936, Jul 1; see A. Shaw1936, Jul 14; t.l.s. 1 p; on Fr^edrich letter - econometric charts;Riefler, Cruifl, Soule, WCM ardi/tay on Priges

1936, Dec 2; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; thanks for copy "Price Data andproblems of Price Research", query on transport series

[1936]; t.l.s. 2 p; ASA round tables, Conference on Price research;sends own "Industrial Productivity and Prices" (encl. 27 p)

2)1937, Apr 30; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; praises BASM1937, Jul 31; t.l.s. 1 p; on NB Bulletin, Kuznets summary; Wickensmanuscript;Acapital formation chart encl. ( 1 p) [Altschul-Strauss ms]

1937, Aug 24; see S. Kuznets1937, Aug 26; carbon 1 p; to S. Kuznets; NB Bulletin and Kuznetsr

income study summary1937, Aug 27; t.l.s. 2 p; Altschul and Strauss study - Riefler andHamilton, Miss Anderson; sends copy letter to Kuznets (8/26)

1937, Oct 21; carbon 1 p; ?<CM letter; Friedrich's econometriccharts, Kuznets

3)1939, Jul 6; t.l.s. 3 p; Wickens manuscript - Shaw, Kuznets, MissAnderson^Stratton, de Chazeau, Dean, Carson; Falk Foundation -grant - Solomon; priceseries reorganization - Uhrbrock, Remey;Income Conference [Price Conference]

1947, Sep 30; t.l.s. 1 p; California group lunch plans1947, Oct 7; California group luncheons and WCM health, C. Torey1947, Nov.7; see P$ Martin

4)1948, Feb 13; t.l.s. 2 p; reference cycle amplitudes of output andprice; Harrod and simultaneous price and output movements

1948, Feb 24; t.l.s. 1 p; Californiagrouf) luncheon plans1948, Mar 22; t.l.s. 1 p; prospective Hoover Commission job for NB1948, Apr 29; t.l.s. 1 p; NB study for Hoover Commission, wantsrecommendations; C. Long.

1948, Sep 2; see W. R. Burgess1948, Sep 10; t.l.s. 1 p; California group lunch plans

Mitchell, Weseley 71 air1911, Oct 18; copy 10 p; T,CIA letter; autcbiograohicalletter (incomplete)

Mitchell, t. T.[1948, Mar ?]; see W. Donovan

Mitchell, William H.1948, May 25; t.l.s. 1 p; requests opinion on A. Achinstein forpublishers (Thomas Y. Crowell)

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1948, Jun 7; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/30; acknowledgement of WCMstatement

Moe, Henry Allen1947, Nov 12; t . l . s . 1 p; requests opinion on Guggenheim Foundation,

applicant

Mohr, Otto L.1927, Mar 12; carbon 2 p; to Huxley; on World Population Conference

(Geneva) on birth control

Molodovsky, Nicholas1937, May 17; see C. Shoup

Moore, Geoffrey H.1947, Jun 24; t.l.s. 1 p; ?<HDBC progress, sends conformity indexes(not end.), Forman and charts

1947, Jul 11; t.l.s. 1 p; sends charts with revisions (not encl.);on WHDBC - A. Lowe, S. Fabricant, R. Marck

1947, Jul 15; t.l.s. 1 p; sends money-flow table and charts byCopeland (not encl.) and comments on ?jHDBC (not encl.); onliabilities series - T. Hultgren

1948, Jan 14; t.l.s. 1 p; WHDBC manuscript1948, Jul 13; t.l.s. 1 p; sends memorandum on ranking series asstatistical indicators (not encl.); Hastey, Burns

1948, Aug 3; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy Kendrick and Crum Federal Budgetin the First Postwar Decade for comment (not encl.); on WCMcomments on indicator rating plan

1948, &ug 13; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; on li'CM comments on Kendricks -Crumpaper; exports series - Hastay

Moore, Henry L.1914, Sep 13; a.l.s. 2 p; on own Economic Cycles; praises EC; J.B. Clark1914, Nov 18; a.l.s. 1- p; sends Economic Cycles manuscript1924, "ay 2; a.l.s. 1 p; declines Toronto meeting invitation1924, Nov 7; a.l.s. 1 p; on WCM Presidential address for AEA;professional differences

1924, Nov 13; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 11/7

Morgan, Shepard1940, Nov 3; a.l.s. 3 p; on WCM letter to New York Herald Tribune onelection campaign - state controls

1940, Nov 4; carbon 2 p; on need for state action

Morgan, William Fellowes1947, Jan 22; see Horace Taylor1947, May 27; t.l.s. 1 p; requests funds for Social Unit Institute;financial statement encl. (1 p); note by W. Phillips encl (1 p)

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Morganstern, Oskar1936, May 25; t.l.s. 2 p; invitation to conference of institutesof business cycle research; Dupriez, Tinbergen, Schwartz; sendsproposed agenda (encl. 1 p)

1937, Mar 24; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own Limits of Economics ;U.S. trip plans

1937, May 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/24; on Limits; Tintner1946, Sep 13; carbon 4 p; to F. Fetter; sends time series studyproposal - Fourier analysis; von Neumann; funds needs

1946, Nov 26; t.l.s. 1 p; on WHDBC ; suggests significance tests ofspecific cycle peak and trough dispersion; own work; sends copyletter to Fetter (9/13), Burns

Morris, Ray1948, Sep 2; see W. R. Burgess

Moulton, H. G.19i4, Feb 7; t.l.s. 1 p; asks WCM speak at Western Economic Societyconference on Federal Reserve Act; lists others asked

Mund, Vernon A.1946, Dec 28; t.l.s. 1 p; to J. Dorfman; wants WCM photograph1947, Jan 24; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for photograph

Murray, Evaristo[1947 or 1948]; mimeograph 1 p; invitation to join Nonfiction BookClub; card encl.

Neil, Helen M.1947, Ju l 16; t . l . s . 1 p; on WHDBC progress (NB)

Nelson, J.D.1948, Jun 8; t.l.s. 1 p; on General Electric adhesives

Niles, Ma ry Cushing1948, Apr 30; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WC2i photograph; own work; F.Taylor, H. Person, 0. Tead, M. Cooke

1948, Jun 24; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for photograph

Norton, John DeWitt1947, Jan 30; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy of Connecticut Commissionstudy plan of employment stabilization in Connecticut industry (encl. 3 p)

Notestein, Frank W.1948, Jan 23; see W. Wilcox

Noyes, C. Reinold1)1936, Oct 21; t.l.s. 2 p; own book and translation £>lans - economics

of finance; criticizes Keynes; Hansen; meeting plans, asks aid1936, Oct 22; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/21

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1936, Nov 2; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; sends outline of work plans; sendsoutline, "A Modern Economy" (end. 3 p)

1936, Nov 4; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 11/2; on Noyes' outline2)1947, Jan 16; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy R. Pearl's Man the Animal1947, Feb 6; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; on Pearl's book, specialization;own new book, Hering, Semon, Butler

1947, Mar 3; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans, own NB proposals1947, Jul 17; t.l.s. 1 p; on MBC1947, Aug 30; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; plans for own Economic Man ; NBmethods and approach

3)1948, Jan 15; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM health; WHDBC plans; Economic Man propgress1948, May 6; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM review of Economic Man (AmericanEconomic Review), Homan; L. Brown request, publisher's claimsfor book

1948, Jun 14; t.l.s. 1 p; copy thanks for help on Economic Man ;Woodworth, F. Mi 11s; memorandum on Economic Man encl. (2 p)

[1948] Jul 19; a.l.s. 3 p; Economic Man; on modern economics1948, Aug 9; t.l.s. 1 p; (signed by secretary)L948, Sep 2; see W. R. Burgess1948, Oct 13; carbon 1 p; LSM letter; WCM cannot write AmericanEconomic Review review of Economic Man; LSM note

Ogburn, Charlton1936, Sep 24; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM reply to 9/14; publication plans for/ address[ 1936, Sep 14; t.l.s. lp; requests copy Harvard Tercentenary address

Ogburn, William F.1)1923, Feb 19; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; on Ogburn's Social Change,

patents and business cycle, simultaneous discoveries in economicscompetitive pressure and change - consumer; social lag and soicalsciences

1924, Jun 5; t.l.s. 1 p; suggest H. Feis for WCM paper on migrationfor ILO

1924, Dec 9; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; Ogburn's paper on historicalmethod - terminology of sociologists and psychologists

1924, Dec 18; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 12/9; on terminology1931, Mar 30; carbon 1 p; WG4 letter; resigns as ASA representativeon SSRC

1931, Apr 4; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 3/30; suggests SSRC alternate -F. Mills; Wilson and Day; Committee on Social Trends plans -self and Hunt; S. Rice and social statistics; crime statistics -Gehlke, Sutherland, Glueck, Moley; wants to send Y/Cul draft ofreport on inventions

2)1931, Apr 8; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/4; on alternate; Committeeon Social Trends

1931, Apr 11; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to A/Q; on WCM resignation;Committee on Social Trends; Mills and SSRC appointment

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1936, Jul 21; t.l.s. 1 p; asks WCM serve on SSRC Nominating Com-mittee, Schlesinger, Regfield; own work for NRC

1936, Jul 25; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 7/21; agrees to serve; own work1936, Jul 29; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 7/25; Nominating Committee1936, Nov 16; a.l.s. 2 p; German control of consumption

Olipburch [?], Herman1929, Nov 25; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for copy WCM "Institutes forResearch in the Social Sciences"

newsOpie, Redvers1934, Oct 8; a.l.s. 1 p; regrets not seeing WCM; personal

Osborne, Ernest Leslie .1947, Mar 2; telegram; requests statementon own PhD exam record1947, Mar 18; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/2; sends statement1947, Jun 14; a.l.s. 4 p; praises MBC; own work1948, Mar 21; a.l.s. 1 p; sends statement by General E. Randle onduties (encl. 1 p); present work

Parker, Donald S.1947, Aug 12; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy of Gruchy's Modern EconomicThought (Prentice-Hall)

Parrish, L. J.1947, Aug 29; t.l.s. 3 p; asks WCM speak in educational programon American ?iay of Life by Cluet, Peabody, & Co.; outline encl. (6p)

Patterson, Alexander1947, May 22; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for introduction to S. Cloughfshistory of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York

Patterson, Woodford1934, Oct 10; t.l.s. 2 p; WCM Cornell lecture plans1934, Oct 12; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/101934, Nov 7; t.l.s. 1 p; Cornell lectures plans; Tellwide Association1934, Nov 9; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 11/71935, Apr 2; t.l.s. 1 p; Cornell lectures publication - ColumbiaPress, Cornell Press

1935, Apr 5; carbon 1 p; WCI4 reply to 4/2; lectures publication andestablishment of National Planning Board

Peagraw, George B.1937, Jun 10; t.l.s. 1 p; asks WCM attend Conference on Problems ofUniversity Social Science Research Organization as Columbiadelegate; Hayden, Poffenberger

Pechnian, Joseph A.1938, Sep 19; t.l.s. 1 p; disposition of Jermoe's material for NB;proposed Jerome acholarship fund

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Peck, Harvey W.1935, May 17; t.l.s. 1 p; requests permission use Meyer's WCi courselecture notes in own book

1935, May 22; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/17; as&s passages be sentto him

Peixotto, Jesseca B.19101 Aug 31; a.l.s. 6 p; Europe trip news

1948, Feb 3; t.l.s1948, Feb 16; t.l.

Perry, Ralph Barton1948, Sep 7; t.l.s. lp; asks WCM join committee seeking visa forHewlett Johnson (also signed by W. Hocking, C. Gauss)

Persons, ?«aren M.1)1926, Nov 29; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; on Persons' classification

of cycle thepries, E. Lederer, W. Roepke; "normal" as used by WCM1926, Dec 17; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 11/29; on "normal" - statisticalmode and seculare trend

1926, Dec 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/17; normal values and trend2)1936, Apr 6; carbon 4 p; to J. Davis; on ASA Committee to Appraise

the Statistical Evidence of the Causes of the 1929-32 BusinessCollapse, o?/n chairmanship

1936, Apr 7; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy letter to Davis (4/6)1936, Apr 9; carbon 1 p; reply to 4/1; on ASA Committee and itsproposed approach

1936, Apr 21; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 4/9; ASA Committee difficulties1936, Apr 22; a.l.s. 1 p; sends ASA Eommittee plans, copy WCMletter (4/19), extracts from G. Roberts and Doten letters (encl.5p)

1936, Apr 24; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/22; on ASA Committee3)^936, Oct 15; t.l.s. 1 ?; wants WCii give paper on cycle at ASA

meeting; sends tentative program (encl. 1 p)1936, Oct 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/15; refusal1937, Apr 24; t.l.s. 2 p; secular trend - own index and study,criticizes Brookings Institute and America's Capacity to Produce;wants N3 study

1937, Apr 29: carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/24; linear secualr trend -Snyder, A.^. Burns, America's Capacity to Produce

1937, Jun 15; t.l.s. 1 ?; reply to 4/29, secular trend - criticizesSnyder and Burns, declining per capita production

Phillips, Wilbur C.1947, Apr 30; mimeo s i p ; sends fund apr^al for J. fiillits

(Rockefeller Foundation) (not encl.), asks WCU sign (SocialUnit Institute)

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<c? ,-p 1947, May 11; mimeograph 3 p; to J. Will its; Social Unit InstituteVX>y '*-" description and fund appeal; W. Morgan, H. Person authorship noted

I 1947, May 22; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy letter to Willits (5/11); J.p.\j Jones; requests names list for funds aaapaign^ 1943, Jan 6; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans

[n.d.]; a.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans

Plehn, Carl C.1936, Nov 6; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; praises Plehn

Plumb, Milton '.{. J.1947, Dec 1; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM articles in Encyclopedia of Labor;G. Peck, 0. Newburger; description encl. (2 p)

Poffenberger, A. T.1948, May 11; see S. Harrison

Pound, Arthur[1933, Mar ?]; t.l.s. 2 p; requests suggestion of man to help reviseIron Man in Industry

1933, Mar 17; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/?; suggests G. Peck;on Iron Uan

\ '. Preston, Howard H./ 1947, May 2; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM to give Walker-Ames lectures at

University of Washington; WCM no£e1947, May [?]; a.l.s. 2 p; WCM reply to 5/2 (apparently not sent);LCM note

1947, Jun 19; t.l.s. ; reply to 6/11; on lecture duties

Pribram, Karl1936, Mar 17; carbon 4 p; WCM reply; Pribran^s draft questionnaireon business cycles; suggests own questionnaire (InternationalInstitute of Science)

1936, Mar 17; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; on International Instituteof Science conference - suggests new plan

1936, Apr 7; a.l.s. 3 p; reply to 3/17; questionnaire and conference,Bo^ley, Tinbergen, Cudmore, Rygg [?], Suarl [?], Loveday, Willcox;meeting plans

1936, Apr 9; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/7; meeting plans

Pritchett, H.L.1947, Aug 31; mimeograph s i p ; asks WC21 to list activities forstudy of aged professors

Proffitt, Charles G.1936, Sep 24; t.l.s. 1 p; congratultions on Harvard degree1936, Oct 1; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 9/241937, Nov 19| carbon 1 p; WCM reply; on Proffitt1s suggestion to

J publish McGregor1s Correct Sconomy for the i£Schine Age, depressionrelief scheme; (Columbia University Press)

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(7 Rauo. Joan E.1948, Jul 3; t.l.s. 1 p; renews S. Pricefs request for Fisherobituary for International Statistical Conference Proceedings

Read, Leonard E.1947, Nov 14; copy 1 p; to G. Hodgkin; request for funds forFoundation for Economic Education; pamphlet encl.

Redfield, Robert1939, Jun 6; t.l.s. 2 p; invitation to lead round table on socialsciences rounfltable at University of Chicago celebration, Merriam,Wirth, Freeman, Ogburn; other roundtables - F. Mills, M. Cohen,J. Williams, E. Day

1939, Jun 20; t.l.s. 1 p; repeats request, Ogburn, Merriam, Wirth1939, Oct 16; t.l.s. 1 p; sends proposed Chicago reoundtables out-line (encl. 2 p)

1939, Oct 24; earbon 2 p; copy 2 p; WCJ reply to 10/16; roundtableplans - Schlesinger, Redfield, Ogburn, Crane, Llewellyn, Bonbright,(on Valuation of Property); ffl. S*ay, E. Wilson, R. Lynd, J. Dewey

Redlich, F.1934, Apr 23; a.l.s. 3 p.1934, May 18; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/23; refuses invitationto participate in educational program on monetary policy

Reeve, Sidney A.1923, May 3; t.l.s. 1 p; pro-immigration argument; ft. Harris;asks ?<CM support

1923, May 5; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/3; criticises Reeve1sargument

1923, May 7; t.l.s. 1 p (letter incomplete); reply to 5/5

Reimann, Guenter1948, '*lay 19; t.l.s. 1 p; wants to see WCM about own work on cyclesin U.S.S.R.; WCM note

1948, May 25; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans, own work1948, Oct 15; see A,F. Burns

Reimann, Marian[1948, Aug or Sep ?]; a.l.s. 1 p; sends copy of G. Reimann's articleon Russian monetary reform

Rice, Stuart A.1)1929, Feb 5; t.l.s. 1 p; requests permission to publish WCM auto-

biographical letter to J.«i. Clark (8/9/28); sends copy (not encl.)1929, Feb 3; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 2/7; sends copy Clark-WCMcorrespondance (not encl.)

1929, Feb 12; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 2/8; approves with reserva-tions use of letter to Clark; sends revised copy; on economists'autobiographies

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1934, Dec 17; telegram; birthday dinner message2)1947, Mar 7; t.l.s. 2 p; sends ISI meeting material - letter of

invitation (end.4 p), list countries invited (encl. 1 p),article on (encl. 5 p)

1947, May 1; mimeograph s i p ; ISI meeting; newsletter and returnform encl.

1947, Jul 23; t.l.s. 1 p; askd WCJ attend Inter&Aaerican StatisticalInstitute Session as U.S. delegate

1948, Jun 29; copy 2 p; to W. Willcox; new ISI statutes and U. S.membership; Bowley, Tinbergen; 7%. Leonard, Cox

1948, Sep 3; t.l.s. 1 p; on ISI honorary membership candidacy ofvon Zwiedineck-Sudenhorst

[n.d.]; telegram (copy) [no signature: Rice ?]; asks WCM resign fromInter-American Statistical Institute to create vacancy for activemember's election

Ripley, William Z.1909, Sep 5; a.l.s. 1 p; regrets WCM Harvard offer rejection;Collender's Reprints on Economic History, wants WCM to edit volumeon money

1936, Dec 28; t.l.s. 2 p; copy 2 p; own "Main Street and Wall Street"plans; Recent Social Changes and money

1936, Dec 31; carbon 1 p; WC& reply to 12/28; "Main Street and WallStreet", on monetary criticism; Veblen

1937, Jan 3; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; requests Century Club recommenda-tions for self; G. Calkins, Bruere

1937, Jan 5; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/3; recommendation; self andHalle police

Rist, Charles1935, Jun 6; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; thanks for copy Tableauxde l'econommeue fran^ais, 1910-1934; Rist card encl.

1936, Oct 24; t.l.s. 2 p; query on HG, Goshen, U.S. gold prices andLondon exchange market

1936, Nov 5; carbon 2 p; refers Rist to GPW; gold flows, Rist'sstudy of Goshen

Robertson, Dennis H.1936, Nov 19; a.l.s. 2 p; thanks for MBC draft chapters, rants toshow to Tinbergen

1936, Dec 1; carbon 1 p; Wd<i reply to 11/191937, May 13; a.l.s. 1 p; thanks for BAS.»I; own work - HealthInsurance study

Robinson, Gerald Tanquary1936, Mar 25; nimeograph 3 p; to ?. Hayden; requests SSRC funds forwriting Peasant Revolt in Russia

1936, Jul 3; t.l.s. 2 p; sends copy letter to Hayden (3/25); asksloan Volkenau from NB

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\ yp O y (Z-- 1936, Aug 3; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 7/31; on on Volkenau release,

Burns| 1936, [Aug] 4; a.l.s. 1 p; reply to 8/3

Rockefeller, Nelson A.[1948 ?]; see W. Donovan

Roder, Otto1948, Jun 28; t . l . s . 1 p; reply to 5/13; thanks for copy MBC;

German conditions

Rollins, H. E.1921, Nov 8; copy 1 p; to H. Dowse; World War and Civil War pricecomparison (War Industries Board) - own and WCM; sends War IndustriesBoard Bulletin (not encl.) and WCM letter to H. Dennison (not encl.)

1921, Dec 30; copy 1 p; to H. Dowse; sends letter from WCM #notencl.) and reports oa slackening of retail sales of Dennison Tags(encl. 5 p); A. Rich; note from H. Dennison

Roosevelt, Franklin D.1934, Dec 14; t.l.s. 1 p; birthday dinner message1934, Nov 1; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCM resignation from NEC, requeartsdeferment, Merriani and Delano

1934, Nov 6; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to ll/l; will defer resignation

Rorty, Malcolm C.1923, Dec 20; carbon 6 p; WCM letter; report on NE work1934, Dec 12; see C. Barnard1934, Dec 14; t.l.s. 1 p; sends fi copies Barnard letter (12/12);birthday dinner attendance

1934, Dec 17; carbon 1 p; WC5I reply to 12/141935, Feb 10; a.l.s. 4 p; on series of newspaper articles proposedby Hoover - sponsors; meeting plans

Rosib, E.1947, Nov 14; a.l.s. 1 p; regrets Kuo-Pao King unable to see WCM;card encl.

Roussy, G.1946, Jan 10; t.l.s. 1 p; sends record of University of Parisdoctorate av.'ard to WCM

Rueff, Jacques[1946 or 1947] Nov 11; a.l.s. 2 p; sends copy own book[1946 or 1946] Nov 20; a.l.s. 2 p; meeting plans

Ruggles, A.H.[1948, Mar ?];see W. Donovan

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Sarkar, Benoy1935, Mar 14; a.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM photograph1935, Apr 12; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/14; will send photograph1935, May 22; a.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/lZ

Sarle, Charles F.1933, Feb 24; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own "Behavior of Cotton Pricesin Seasons of Small Crops Preceeded by Large Crops" (end. 103 p);meeting plans

Saulnier, R.J.1947, Sex> 19; t.l.s. 1 p; L. Maxwell and planned securities marketstudy

1948, Oct 4; t.l.s. 1 p; sends summary of study of life insurancecompany mortgage lending costs and losses (encl. 5 p)

Schams, Ewald1927, Oct 11; t.l.s. 1 p; requests copy WCM "Quantitative Analysis inEconomic Theory"; sends copy own "Die Gleichungen"(encl.)

Schlesinger, Arthur M.1939, Oct 28; t.l.s. 1 p; on manuscript of WCM "Public Relations ofScience

Schueller, E.1947, Nov 24; t.l.s. 1 p; sends French material on Ie, SalaireProportionnel (encl.)

Schuller, George1947, Jan 19; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans; own power theory of pricesand incomes, SSRC ; MBC

Schultz, Henry1922, Nov 1; a.l.s. 2 p; work and plans for Institute of Economics;Moulton; requests copy I3C

1937, Feb 9; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; thanks for copy "QuantitativeMethod with Special Reference to Economic Inquiry "; beef andpork cycles; statistical testing

1937, Feb 19; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; on Spifethoff volume and Schultz;Price conference; approaches to statistical testing

Schumpeter, Elizabeth Boody1938, Apr 6; carbon 1 p; WCSI letter; thanks for"English Prices andPublic Finance, 1660-1822"

Schumpeter, Joseph1)[1913 ?]; a.l.s. 4 p; on WCM Columbia appointment[1914, Feb 27]; a.l.s. 4 p; U.S. visit - University of Chicago

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1922, Hay 11; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; introduces H. Chandler1923, Max 6; t.l.s. 1 p; introduces Hayek1926, Aug 30; a.l.s. 4 p; own life since 1914; requests WCM articlefor journal; new German economic weekly - wants WCM material

2)1934, Jan 10; a.l.s. 4 p; sends opinion on Rudolf Funke prize essayentries (encl. 2 p); J.M. Clark book; German economists

1934, Apr 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/10; on Funke essays (encl.1 p); help for German economists - Strauss, Altschul, Kotchnig'scommittee, Angell and W. Lederer, von Beckerath, Hilferding

1934, May 8; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/21; Lederer and Funke essays;German economists aid, meeting plans

1934, Sep 19; a.l.s. 2 p; WCM aid to Beckerath; trip news; meetingplans

3)1936, Nov 10; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for draft chapters of MBC; own workon cycles

1936, Nov 13; carbon 1 p; copy 1 p; on Schumpeter's work; own work;Keynes1 General Theory, Harrod's Trade Cycle

1937, Apr 22; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for copy BASM1937, Apr 29; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/?; Bryce; wants to compareNB and Schumpeter's cycles

[n.d.]; a.l.s. 2 p; introduces R. Bryce4)1941, Aug 17; a.l.s. 3 p; inquires if WCM willing to head Econo-

metric Society; Cowles1941, Aug 31; a.l.s. 7 p; reply; on WGoi presidency plans, Societyfinances, Econometric Journal; Cowles, F. ulacyntire, Tinbergen

[1941] Sep 11; a.l.s. 3 p; reply; WCM presidency; own work[1941] Sep 11; a.l.s. 4 p; own Business Cycles1948, Aug 20; t.l.s. 1 p; asks WCM to head AEA session on J.S.Mill;Viner, Bladen

Schwartz, Anna Jacobson1947, Nov 5; a.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own article on early Americanbanking; NB Committee on Research in EcononiicsHistory

Seager, Henry N.1913, Jun 6; a.l.s. 3 p; informal notification of WCM Columbiaappointment; BM Anderson appointment

1913, Nov 5; a.l.s. 2 p; praises BC1922, Aug 11; t.l.s. 2 p; "Making Goods and Making Money" - discussionplans; AEA and ASA joint meeting plans - Chaddock, Ogburn, pricesand wages, Rossiter, NB work on unemployment

1927, Sep 6; praises BC (27)

Secrist, Horace1922, Apr 22; t.l.s. 1 p; wants BC copies; BCU - Van Xleek; on MUIN1922, Apr 25; carbon 1 p; (on back of 4/22) 5 ffCM reply to 4/22;BCU plans; MUIN, E.S. Stewart

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' *~~ 1922, Oct 3; t.l.s. 1 p; AEA meeting plans and bureaus of business\ research roundtable

•} 1922, Oct 14; carbon 1 p; (on back 10/3); WCM reply to l$/3S4J bureaus and economic theory; Knauth, Wolinan, Labor Bureau

Seligraan, Edwin R. p.1)1914, Feb 13; t.l.s. 1 p; Columbia trustees recommendation of

WCM professorship1915, Jan 29; a.l.s. 2 p; Moore and index mmbers - governmenttestimony; meeting plans

1924, Apr 15; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; Hayek and Wieser translation1924, Jun 11; t.l.s. 1 p; Wieser translation and Hinrichs1924, Jun 11; carbon 1 p; to F. Wieser; on translation, Hinrichs

2)1936, Aug 12; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM and Harvard Tercentenary address;own economic history work; on J.M. Clark's book

1936, Aug 17; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 8/12; Seligman's book pro-gress; own work, MBC

1937, Mar 5; carbon 3 p; WCM letter; proposed request for fundsfrom Cromwell for Phillips study

1937, Mar 23; a.l.s. 1 p; sends Cromwell letter (not encl.)1937, Mar 31; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 3/28; 7f. Phillips1337,[Jun?] 24; jo

Shapiro, Eli3 1948, May 11; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM paper for University of Chicago

School of Business celebration; WCM note on reply

^ f Shapley, Harlow1947, Aug 19; t.l.s. 1 p; AAAS plans, wants WCM on membership committee1948, Jan 8; telegram; asks WCM join committee of 1,000, listsco-organizers

1948, Feb 2; telegram; committee of 1,000 meeting plans; B.C. Smith' 1948, Jun 25; see F. Herring

Shaw, Arch W.1)1934, Sep 17; t.l.s. 1 p; sends proposal for criticism (not encl.),

Economic Club of Ehicago, Junior Chamber of Commerce1934, Sep 27; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCM introduction to Epstein's IndustrialProfits in the United States t sends National City Bank letter(not encl.), on profits statistics

1934, Oct 2; carbon 1 p ; WCJ reply to 9/27; on profits statistics;Hoover meeting - his book and philosophy

1936, May 8; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own proposed speech "Tides inthe Affairs of Hen" "(encl. 15 p)

1936, Jul 1; carbon 1 p; to F. Mills; thanks for copy Mills1 Pricesin Recession and Recovery; Economic Club of Chicggo plans to con-dense Mills' Economic Tendencies for businessmen

1936, flul 2; t.l.s. 2 p; sends copy letter to I£Llls (7/1); Millsabridgement plans, Committee on Recent Economic Changes, requestsWQJ introduction; "Tides" publication, sends copy (not encl.),Gay, Hoover, H. Robinson, Hyde, A. Sachs, Lichtenstein, Epstein;

NB and Killitson - Bliss; Farm Foundation - Taylor, W.Elliott; ShawFund for Business

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2)1956, Jul 25; carbon 2 p; WCM reply to 7/2; on "Tides"; 1927-33cycle study - terminal dates choice

1936, Dec 30; t.l.s. 1 p; sends outline "Tides" (end. 3 p); Mills1937, Jan 2; t.l.s. 1 p; on C. Woolley gift to NB1937, Jan 8; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/2; Woolley gift; on "Tides",laissez-faire and classical economics - Jevons, J.S. Mill

1937, May 13; t.l.s. 1 p;.iSoule article and 1933 trough dating1937, May 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/13; 1933 trough; Gay

Shepard, W. J.1934, Dec 17; telegram; birthday dinner message (American PoliticalScience Association)

Shister, Joseph1939, Apr 3; a.l.s. 2 p; asks WCM to examine manuscript for Columbiafellowship application

Shoup, Carl1937, May 17; carbon 1 p; to N. Molodovsky; on Bouniatian!s question-naire - corporate tax prospects

1937, May 18; t.l.s. 1 p; sends questionnaire (end.) and letterto Molodovsky (5/17)

1937, May 20; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/18; investment and businesscycles; current recession; government and railroads; steel andcarloadings cycles

Shryock, Richard H.1936, laay 29; copy 1 p; to S. Harrison; requests permsssion topublish charts

1936, Jun 2; see S. Harrison

Silver, Henry M.1946, Dec 23; t.l.s. 1 p; asks WCM opinion on.C. Noyes for manuscriptpublication consideration (King's Cro^n Press)

Silverinan, Harriet1919, Dec 15; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM lecture workers on "Rise andGrowth of the Modern Factory"; C. Beard; (Joint Board of SanitaryControl)

Simkhovitch, Vladimir1937, Apr 20; a.l.s. 2 p; thanks for copy BASM

Simpson, John1947, Nov 20; on own Century Club election; California group lunches -F. Mills

1948, Jun 29; telegram; invitation to California group lunchfor E. barren

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i G. Knight

Sinnott , E. W.[1948, i?ar ? ] ; see TT. Donovan

Slifer,•Walter L.1936, Oct 1; t.l.s. lp; requests copies "Types of Economic Theory"notes

1936, Oct 7; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/1; on unauthorized coursenotes

Sloan, Laurence H.1937, Oct 8; copy 1 p; to J. Cochrane; sends statistics on workingcapital, 1922-36

Smit, Carel Jan1935, Nov 6; t.l.s. 1 p; can send copy Crick's "Monetary Policyand Banking Practice" - interest rate and supply of money

1935, Nov 13; t.l.s. 1 p; sends Crick's paper (encl. 17 p); referenceson English interest rates

Smith, Bradford B.1 1930, Aug 5; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCM planned discussion of 2nd volume on

v business cycles at ASA meeting; Snyder, Ayres) 1930, Nov 3; t.l.s. 1 p; WSM and ASA meeting; Program encl. (1 p)

1930, Nov 10; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to ll/3

Smith, Randolph1948, Beb 16; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCM resignation from Little Red SchoolHouse board of trustees

Smith, T.V.1929, Dec 18; t.l.s. 1 p; sends autobiographical excerpt from J.Dewey letter; WCM University of Chicago degree

Smith, Winthrop H.1947, Oct 28; t.l.s. 1 p; luncheon plans - study of "Effects ofTaxation on Business"; NB, Harvard School of Business, MerrillFoundation

Smyth, Bruno1937, Apr 3; a.l.s. 1 p; to editors of The Nation; praises "AdamSmith is Pleased"

1937, Apr 8 ; carbon 1 p; reply to 4/3

Snyder, Carl1921, Sep 27; t.l.s. 2 p; Cassel and exchange stabilization; pur-

: i chasing power parity history - Goshen, Ricardo, Keynes, Bonn,Schumpeter, Davenport, Eollander

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TSvs/ (*? 1934, Feb 23; t.l.s. 2 p; WCM article for Spiethoff volume, on^k^ current depression; own Y:ork

1934, Feb 24; carbon 2 p; WCU reply to 2/23; existence of cyclesand general index; approach differences

Sombart, Werner1910, Aug lo; a.l.s. 2 p; (on Sombart's cerd); J.B. Clark, Fisher,Seligaan, Veblen; WCM "EAtionality of Economic Acitivty"

1937, Jan 14; copy 1 p; to Eco Press; Plotnike book on Sombart;K. Geiser; Spiethoff

Spule, George1924, Dec 4; t.l.s. 1 p; New Republic and Labor Bureau - wantsapproval by Y/CM, Wolman, and Stewart of Bureau program; sends memoran-dum (not enfil.)

1937, Feb 10; t.l.s. 1 p; requests article for New Republic onforestalling depression; own article on NB

1937, Feb 12; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 2/10; refusal; NB and Mllits1937, Nov 29; t.l.s. 2 p; requests suggestions on proposed NationalEconomic and Social Planning Association dtudy of governmentcycle policy - Riefler, F. atills, J. M. Clark, Dewhurst, A.Wasserman, Berridge, Knauth

.1937, Dec 10; t.l.s. 1 p; sends questionnaire on policy opinions(not encl.)

1937, Dec 15; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/10; refuses answerquestionnaire

Souter, 'Jalvena1946, Oct 9; a.l.s. 2 p; reply; thanks for condolences on R. Souter1 sdeath; obituary clipping encl.

Spahr, Walter E.1935, Apr 5; carbon 1 p; criticizes manifesto of Economists' NationalCommittee on Llonetary Pdlicy. ; resigns

1935, Apr 9; £.l.s. 1 p; reply to A/f5

Sprague, Everett T.1938, Sep 7; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy "Dynamics of Enterprise"

(encl. 12 P)1938, [n.d.]; t.l.s. 4 p; cycles as "beats", rate of business growth

Sprang, Kenneth tf.1939, Apr 22; t.l.s. 1 p; wants to study interest rate cycles for NB

Sproul, Allan1947, May 23; t.l.s. 1 p; luncheon plans, D. McLaughlin1947, Oct 34; a.l.s. 3 p; reply to io/5; WCM health luncheons

Sproul, Robert G.1)1933, Jan 10; t.l.s. 1 p; invitation to be Hitchcock lectufere at

University of California

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\5 1933, Jan 25; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/1°1933, Feb 8; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 1/25; California lecture plans

\ 5-933, Feb 14; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 2/8; California lectures\J and publications

1933, Feb 23; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 2/141Q55, Fob 8j tilic* 1 pj reply to l/ti&i California looturc piano

T»or>1-q- +r> S>/ft « Pni-i f*^T»riT c 1 Q<^"t'lTr'i'S

and publication

2)1934, May 2; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; California lecture1934, May 14; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/21934, May 19; carbon 1 p; WC2A reply to 5/14; California lectures,outline of topics

1936, Jan 3; t.l.s. 1 p; invitation to receive degree from California1936, Jan 20; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/3; accepts

Spurr, Yiilliara A.1936, Sep 20; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCI/i Harvard degree; own.^ork onJapanese business cycles

1936, Sep 25; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 9/20[1946 or 1947?]; a.l.s. 2 p; thanks for recommendation of self toJ.Jackson (Stanford University)

Stamp, Lord1941, Mar [?]; al.s. .-2 p; praises WCM - W.Y-iUkie; English andAmerican economists - Taussig, Bonar, Seligman, Scitt and others

Stevens, F.C.1934, Jun 19; t.l.s. 1 p; University of California Hitchock lectureplans

1934, Oct 2; t.l.s. 1 p; California lectures1934, Oct 6; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/2

Stewart, Walter1927, Mar 31; see H. Davenport

Stocking, George W.1937, Apr 16; t.l.s. 1 p; needs instruction at University of Texas1937, Apr 23; carbon 3 p; WCM reply to 4/16; recommends Gaffey, C.Wri ght, Strayer

1937, Apr 27; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/23; thanks; praises "AdamSmith is Pleased"

Stone, N.I.1936, Sep 21; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCSd Harvard degree1936, Sep 24; carbon 1 p; T O reply to 9/21

Strong, Benjamin1921, Oct 24; t.l.s. 1 p; sends report of hearings on FederalReserve System (not encl.)

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1921, Oct 26; carbon 1 p; (on back 10/24); WCIi reply to 10/241924, Mar 7; t.l.s. 1 p; invites WCM to private meeting on gold;attached: WCM memorandum on meeting

1927, Mar 21; t.l.s. 3 p; on price decline; wartime income redis-tribution; asks WCM opinions

1927, Mar 31; carbon 3 p; WCM reply to 3/21

Stuart, enry W.1910, Feb 17; a.l.s. 2 p; Crossroad Club plans1910, Feb 26; a.l.s. 2 p; Crossroad Club plans - Young on Veblenand WCM on the money economy; onm Logic of Conduct

1910, Jun 18; a.l.s. 2 p; on article by Judd; Macdougall and Veblencriticism; W. Gregory

Sumner, H.B.1937, Apr 29; a.l.s. 2 p thanks for copy BASM (Balliol College library)query on Sombart translations

1937, May 13; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/29

Suranyi-Unger, Theo1937, Jul 4; t.l.s. 1 p; own work and plans1946, Dec 27; t.l.s. 1 p; own work and plans

Tagliacarne, Guglielmo1947, Jul 21; copy 1 p; to W. Carson; on Edizioni ScientificheItalian

Taussig, FrankW.1)1909, Aug 13; a.l.s. 2 p; on Harvard appointment offer1910, Feb 26; a.l.s. 2 ?; reply; on Harvard offer1910, Apr 8 [?]; a.l.s. 4 p; on WCM "Rationality of Economic Activity";Quarterly Journal of Economics rejection of Veblen article

1910, Sep 7; a.l.s. 2 p; J. Norton and Dun price index1910, Novl6; t.l.s. 2 p. reply to 11/8; planned WCM review forQuarterl--y Journal of Economics; cycle statistics; Veblen -aid, workmanship article plans

1911, Jan 12; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM review of monetary publications;Bureau of Labor index number; AF.A Review

2)1911, May 4; t.l.s. 1 p; Moore Note; WCM Monetary Commissionpaper review

[1913?], Aug 25; a.l.s. 1 p; asks WCM send manuscript1913, Oct 18; t.l.s. 8 p; on BC; wants WCM for Harvard lectures1913, 0c£ 23; a.l.s. 2 p; on BC1913, Nov 4; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM Harvard lecture plans1913, Nov 8; t.l.s. 1 p; asks WCM lecture on business cycles

3)1914, Apr 7; t.l.s. 2 p; G. Wallas book -WCM review; requestsreview Beble^s Instinct of Workmanship and Sombartfs Per Bourgeois

1914, Jul 15; a.l.s. 1 p; Veblen and Sombart reviews1914, Aug 6; a.l.s. 1 p; WCM article

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1914, Sep 11; a.l.s. 2 p; Veblen and Sombart reviews - criticismof Veblen; Walling

1915, May 26; t.l.s. 1 p; asks aid for friend, Mr. Putnam; Cross-,Piexotto

1923, Feb 16; t.l.s. 1 p; own ans Persons1 views on L. Frank note1923, Feb 28; carbon 1 p; (on back 2/16); WCM reply to 2/16

4)1924, Dec 11; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; on Kondratieff and his article1924, Dec 13; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 12/11; on Kondratieff; Gay1924, Dec 15; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; refuses seminar lecture invi-tation; wants Taussig as AEA committee chairman; Kondratieff

1934, Sep 24; t.ls. 1 p; asks WCM review of Robbins' Great Depression1934, Oct : 1; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 9/24; accepts1934, CDct 4; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to \Q/~L

5)1935, Feb 23; t.l.s. 1 p; on Robbins review1935, Feb 26; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 2/23; Robbins review andCornell lecture

1935, Feb 28; t.l.s. 1 p; Robbins review1935, Mar 6; carbon 1 p; (on back 2/26); WCM reply to 2/281935, Apr 5; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; sends Rohbins review1935, Apr8; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/51935, May 9; t.l.s. 1 p; sends Robbins review payment

6)1936, Apr 24; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; F. Redlich and study ofAmerican businessmen, Schumpeter

1936, Apr 28; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 4/24; Redlich; own book onAmerican business leaders

1936, May 6; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 4/281936, May 9; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/6; Redlich plans; own book1936, Dec 28; copy 1 p; thanks for telegram from Colmubia EconomicsDepartment

1936, Dec 31; Earbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/28

Taylor, Amos E.1947, Nov 28; t.l.s. 1 p; requests suggestions for head of AmericanUniversity Economics Department

1947, Dec 24; a.l.s. 1 p; reauests endorsement W.Brown for CosmosClub

Taylor, Henry C.1923, Apr 7; t.l.s. 1 p; on President's agricultural conference,overproduction; sends program (encl. 1 pi'

Taylor, Horace1936, Oct 15; t.l.s. 1 p; wants to use WCM "Intelligence and theGuida nee of Economic Evolution" in economic planning textbook

1936, Oct 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/15; gives permission1936, Jan 22; t.l.s. 1 p; on Social Unit Institute, sends directorslist (encl. 1 p) funds request (with W j \ Morgan)

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Thorndike, Edward L.1934, Dec 13; a.l.s. 1 p; birthday dinner message (AAAS)

Thome, Clifford1910, Nov 3; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM as Interstate Commerce Conmiissionwitness on railroad rates, requests data

Thornton, Richard H.1935, Feb 13; t.l.s. 1 p; wants to publish WCM Cornell lectures

(Henry Holt & Co.)1935, Feb 16; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 2/13

: Tinbergen, Jan1938, Jun 28; a.l.s. 2 p; sends own reports for comment (not encl.)1938, Jul 8; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 6/28; acknowledgement1938, Nov 1; carbon 3 p; WCM letter; on Tinbergen reports, cor-relation analysis and cycles, annual data

1938, Dec 11; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to ll/l; own studies of seriescorrelation, annual data

Tinkhan, George Holden1947, May 19; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 5/13; on own forecast of worldevents in 1943 (encl. 2 p)

f , Titus, Elizabeth L.) 1947, Jul 11; t.l.s. 1 p; queries on B.Hoselitz's proposed trans-

lation of Menger's Grundsaetze der Volkswirlschaftslehre (Universityof Chicago Press)

1947, Jul 28; t.l.s. 1 p; reply; thanks for aid on Menger

Torrey, Clare M.1934, Dec 17; telegram; birthday dinner message1947, Jul 15; California group luncheon plans

Tugwell, Rexford Guy1923, Jan 5; t.l.s. 3 p; on WCM papers; Patten1 s Theory of Prosperityand economics, human nature and economic change, institutionaleconomics - Clark, M. Hamilton; requests ?/CM paper for Trend ofEconomics, lists possible contributors

University of California1934, Dec 16; telegram; birthday dinner message from EconomicsDepartment

Van Hook, LaF.ue1937, oct 21; carbon 1 p; WCM leter; golf dinner plans

Van Kleek, liary1925, Nov 6; t.l.s. 1 p; asks WCM participate in ASA meeting onstatistics of labor turnover

) 1925, Nov 10; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 11/6; declines

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Van Sickle, John V.1935, Mar 23; t.l.s. 2 p; wants WCM at Geneva conference on economicchange advising Rockefeller Foundation; Loveday wants WCM atconference on Habeler cycles research; Vienna cycles conference -Morganstern

1935, May 6; t.l.s. 2 p; sends draft agenda (encl. 7 p) - 0. Anderson;lists possible conference attendees

1935, Jun 2; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 5/6; on conference, sendsmemorandum on draft agenda (copy encl. 2 p), 0, Anderson; WCMnote on sailing dates attached

Veblen, Oswald1926, Jan 6; carbon 1 p; WCU letter; endorses J. Dorfman for researchon T. Veblen

Veblen, Thorstein1)1908, Aug 27; see J. Laughlin1908, Sep 6; a.l.s. 1 p; sends Laughlin letter (8/27) and tells ofown reply

1909, Sep 9; a.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans1909, Sep 30; a.l.s. 1 p; plans for "Christian paper"

2)1909, Nov 3; a.l.s. 1 p; trustees'action; meeting plans1909, Dec 1; a.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans1910, May 17; a.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans1910, Aug 3; a.l.s. 1 p; work difficulties

Vernon, Raymond1946, Nov 15; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy "Report of the Mission onJapanese Combines" (not encl.)

Viner, Jacob1938, Sep 29; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCM letter to A.B.Wolfe (9/18)

Walker, Francis1924, Sep 3; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy Federal Trade CommissionReport "Taxation and Tax Exempt Income" (not encl.)

Wallace, Henry C.1922, Jan 12; t.l.s. 2 p; Presidents Agricultural Conference plans1922, Feb 9; t.l.s. 1 p; copy 1 p; thanks for National AgriculturalConference series

1923, May 1; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for serving on Committee on Agri-cultural Outlook

1923, Dec 19; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for services

Wallas, Graham1915, Jan 4; a.l.s. 13 p; thanks for copy "Human Behavior andEconomics"; London University news; own work and thought;Macdougall and instincts

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I 7 1915, Feb 3; carbon 3 p; WCM reply to 1/4; social sciences andscientists at Columbia - Giddings, Thorndike; reform and studyof history of thought; 7/ar and U.S.; current depression; Eugenicsand Christianity

Warburg, Paul M.1923, Mar 19; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; Warburg&s speech to AmericanAcceptance Council; bankers and interest rate variation

1923, Mar 20; t.l.s. 1 p; reply to 3/19

Warner, Ethel1938, Sep 24; t.l.s. 1 p; sends J.M. Clark letter 8/9) (Academyof Political Science)

Warshaw, H.T.' ' c" 1923, Jun 20; t.l.s. 3 p; National Lead Co. and Normal Stock Method

of Valuation of Inventory, control of cycle

Wasson, R. Gordon1948, Sep 2; see W.R. Burgess

Watkins, Ralph J.1937, Dec 20; t.l.s. 1 p; sends statement on proposed regional

{ study of cycles (encl. 14 p), J. Van Sickle

\ Weinberger, Otto1948, Oct 10; carbon 1 p; LSM reply to 8/17; on Weinberger's requestfor WCil "Prospects of Economics"

Weiss, William J.1947, Sep 5; t.l.s. 1 p; wants meet WCM, study plans, Coolidge1947, Oct 2; a.l.s. 1 p; study plans and news1947, Dec 21; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans

Weld, L.D.H.1922, Feb 6; t.l.s. 1 p; query o.n 1915-21 price movements and TTCL4theory; price chart encl. (1 p)

Westerfield, Ray Bert1935, Jul 25; t.l.s. 1 p; wants WCM write textbook on economicprinciples

Weyl, Walker E.1913, Nov 24; a.l.s. 3 p; praises GPW; on depression earningsstatistics

White, John R.1948, Aug 4; t.^.s. 1 p; J. Herbert and integration of knowledgeplan; sends folder (encl.),introductory letter (encl. 1 p)(Laboratory for the Integration of National Knowledge)

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x 1948, Jul 13; t.l.s. 2 p; requests money for Hoover Birthday Project. 1948, Aug 7; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for contribution

N/ Wieser, Friedrich von1)1923, Dec 12; carbon 1 p; sends copy review Theorie der gesell-

schaftlichen Wirtschaft and own nBentham!s Felicific Calculus"1924, Jan 21; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 12/12/231924, Apr 21; carbon 2 p; WCM letter; on translation of Wieser»sSocial Economics - Seligman, Hayek; WCM introduction

1924, Jun 11; see E. Seligman1924, Jun 23; t.l.s. 1 p1924, Sep 19; a.l.s. 2 p1924, Sep 23; a.l.s. 2 p

2)1924, Oct 20; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; translations progress; asksWieser attend AEA meeting

1924, Dec 9; t.l.s 2 p1924, Dec 22; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; translation progress; Voergelein1926, Mar 25; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; thanks for book copy; trans-lation progress, Seligm&n, Morganstern, Hinrichs

1926, Apr 13; t.l.s. 1 p• 1926, May 4; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; translation progress

, Wilding, Clinton F.1943, Nov 15; t.l.s. 2 p; on own book plans - radio broadcasting;sends copy chapter 6 on the "Universal Audience" (encl. 34 p)

Wilcox, Walter F.1)1915, Jan 14; t.l.s. 1 p; Rubinow's wage statistics article; R.

Meeker1919, Dec 17; t.l.s. 1 p; WCM bibliographical suggestion; sendsdraft on John Marshall, "A Statistical Hoax" (encl. 2 p)

1924, Oct 10; t.l.s. 1 p; notification of ISI election of WCM, Persons,Hill; sends paper and memorandum (not encl.); Jensen Committee;Neill and bright

1924, Oct 13; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/10; ISI election; JensenCommittee - sampling

2)1947, Jun 14; t.l.s. 1 p; apportionment article - Huntington, Chafee;sends - draft on report of Advisory Committee to Director ofCensus (encl. Z p); copy own article (encl. Z p), copy corres-pondence with Raymond Pearl (1935) (encl.l p)

1947, Get 8; t.l.s. 1 p; ISI plans; wants ?«'CJi start F.Mills nomina-tion; Kuznets, Reed, Lotka, Marschak

1947, Oct 13; t.l.s. 1 p; t.l.s. Kuznets ISI nomination; Coats,Bowley, Tinbergen; lists American members

1947, Dec 6; a.l.s. 1 p; ISI nominations - Ogburn, Thurstone;oppointment -E. Wilson, ?.". Feller

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3)1949, Jan 23; carbon 1 p; to ?. Notestein; on WCM letter (1/18)on Kucaynski, requests Notestein do Kuczynski obituary; earlylife details, North

1948, Jan 23; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy letter to Notestein (1/23);apportionment - E. Huntington, Wilson,Feller1948, Feb 6; carbon 1 p; to E. Huntington; on appointment, query

1948, Jun 26; t.l.s. 1 p; ISI membership policies - Tinbergenletter; women candidates - Cox

1948, Jun 29; see S. Rice

Williams, John1947, Mar 20; t.l.s. 1 p; meeting plans1948, Jan 15; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own paper on Keynesian eco-nomics (ant encl.); Walker medal award

Williams, Pierce1936, Jun 9; t.l.s. 3 p; requests suggestions for researchers inproposed WPA regional study of economic insecurity

1936, Jun 29; t.l.s. 1 p; WPA regional study plans, W. Pabst

Williams, Roger J.1948, Jan 2; t.l.s. 2 p; AAAS symposium plans -"Science of ?£ann;asks WCM suggestions

Willis, H. Parker1934, Mar 8; t.l.s. 2 p; on 11C?A Laughlin obituary and own disputewith Laughlin over Federal Reserve origins; sends copy ownreview ILaughlin's Federal Reserve Act (encl.)

1937, jtey 24; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; personal news and comments1937, Jun 10; t.l.s. 1 p; personal news and comments

7/iTHts, Joesph1)1939, May 3; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; on R. Lynd's Knowledge f&r

What and own Columbia Economics Club address[1941, ffov ?]; a.l.s. 1 p; sends A. Eerie manuscript for comment1941, Nov 21; carbon 2 p; WCLI reply to 11/?; value judgments andscientific study - Eerie manuscript [copy 2 p]

1941, Dec 29; carbon 5 p; WCr/I letter on government economic research2)1942, May 22; carbon 3 p; W(HLetter; on Bonbright letter - social

scientists and social policy1946, Sep 17; t.l.s. 1 p; requests WCM address University of Penn-sylvania Industrial Research department

[1947, Jan ?]; a.l.s. 2 p; on WCM "Role of Research in EconomicProgress"

1947, May 11; see W. Phillips1947, Aug 15; copy 1 p; introduces F. Ho

Wilson, Edwin 3.1934, Oct 5; carbon 1 p; WCil letter; thanks for information onSapir - Boas retirement; Sauer, Alsbarg, Pacific RegionalCommittee (SSRC)

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|<| 1934, Oct 8; t.l.s. 3 p; SSRC and Pacific Coast Conference; Crane,WCal, Alsberg, Munro, J. Miller, Sauer, conference work

1934, Oct 12; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/8; Pacific Coast Con-ference; meeting plans; NRB report - Delano, Merriam

[1934] Dec 1; a.l.s. 2 p; Snyder; Crane and Delano.letter - Ogburnand Ruml, WCM, Merriam

1934, Dec 6; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/1; SSRC funds request -Bowman, Conpton, Science Advisory Council; study plans, H.N.Moore, Delano letter

1934, Dec 7; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 12/6; SSRC work plans, Gay2)1935, Feb 27; t.l.s. 2 p; NB and National Acadamy of Sciences -

Campbell, ilerriam, Lillie; on Federal aid and research; meetingplans

1935, Feb 28; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 2/27; on government andresearch - NRB, SSRC, American Council on Education; meeting plans

1935, May 8; t.l.s. 1 p; on WCM review of L. Robbins' Great Depression1935, May 10; carbon 1 p; WCM Reply to 5/8; Robbins review; Wilson's

"What is a Proof?"; Quarterly Journal of Economics - Taussigand Wilson

3)1936, Mar 27; t.l.s. 3 p; own work, Burbank, R.Bennett; mathematicaleconomics at Harvard - Scumpeter, Taussig, remedy plans, teachingand use of mathematics; WCM and NB; self and NRC, Committee onthe Tercentenary (Gay); SSRC meeting, committee - Shapley,Henderson, Nock, Greene

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1936, Apr 50; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; Persons, sends W. King materialsfor Committee to approve the Statistical Evidence of the Causesof the 1929-32 Business Collapse; own criticisms

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4)1938, Dec 11; t.i.s. 2 p; thanks for NB Bulletin no.69; taxonomyandisocial sciences

1939, Feb 25; t.l.s. 2 p; index numbers and weighting1939, Oct 30; t.l.s. 1 p; on manuscript of WCM "Public Relationsof Science"

1939, Nov 9; t.l.s. 7 p; li;nitations of social science integration;University of Chicago Centennial celebration

1959, Nov 13; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 11/95)1939, Nov 16; t.l.s. 2 p; SSRC plans - Crane, Redfield, Chicago

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1939, Nov 28; a.l.s. 2 p; social sciences integration1947, Nov 22; a.l.s. 2 p; meeting plans; Vvillits and University ofChicago Press plans; social sciences integration

1947, Dec 13; a.l.s. 2 p; Fisher's death; NB - UniversitiesCoiiimittee conference, Burns

1948, Jan 13; a.l.s. Z p; T.'alker award; Fisher's illness; Kuznetsmemorandum - NB Conference on Business Cycles, NB and universitiesand business

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Wilson, J.C.1937, Sep 28; t.l.s. 1 p; sends copy own "Two Movements of Jioney"for comment (encl. 6 p); requests reading advice

Winston, A. P.1937, Apr 11; t . l . s . 1 p; 'icCre&'s heal th1937, Apr 16; carbon 1 p ; WCM reply to 4/H; McCreaJs and Wil l i s 1

health

Wolfe, A.B.1933, Sep 18; copy 6 p; on 7iolfefs criticism of WCM manuscript -deductive analysis, planning, policy advice, welfare, conscious-ness

1938, Oct 26; t.l.s. 2 p; reply to 9/18; full resource utilizationand institutional assumptions; Hobson and human costs

1938, Oct 31; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 10/26; differences in approach

Wolman, Leo[1929?]; a.l.s. 2 p; returns draft WCM Introduction to Brissendenfs

Census Monograph; returns Jerome's reports1934, Dec 17; telegram; birthday dinner message1937, May 24; a.l.s. 1 p; thanks for copy BASM

7/oltman, Frederick1946, Oct 16; t.l.s. 1 p; sends own New York ?forld-Telegram onNational Committee of American-Soviet Friendship; requestsstatement

1946, Oct 23; t.l.s. 1 p; sends photostats of letter by W.Melish(encl. 4 p, 12/17/45) by National Committee leaflet (encl. 1 p)

Wood, Ramsay1941, Mar 4; carbon 1 p; WCM letter; seminar plans; Newman

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Yeager, Harold C.1937, Dec 13; t.l.s. 1 p; wants enter WCM Business Cycles seminar1937, Dec 15; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 12/131947, May 1; t.l.s. 1 p; praises MBC

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1910, Nov 21; a.l.s. 4 p; on Harvard; suggests W. Persons forMonetary Commission review; own statistical Association Publi-cations articles, Yh Bailey; T. Adams; Veblen and Harvard lecture

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1911, Apr 20; a.l.s. 2 p; suggests Willis for University ofChicago1911, Dec 8; t.l.s. 2 p; asks suggestions for Outline.of Economicsrevision; offers read WCM manuscript

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1914, Sep 5; t.l.s. 1 p; Adriance and ^ewey; Fetter1s review ofDavenportfs Economics of Enterprise

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1921, Nov 21; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; in Ideal index - Pigou andFisher; MUIN second edition

1921, Nov 29; carbon 1 p; WCM reply; ufacauley's planned review ofMoore's work; NB; Huntington; Young's index number suggestions

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1922, Dec 19; t.l.s. 2 p; own statistics chapter for handbook;planned review of Fisher book, relative of aggregates index,geometric mean and rates of change

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Young, Donald1947, Feb 25; t.l.s. 1 p; SSRC meeting plans1947, Feb 28; t.l.s. 1 p; sends questionnaire for S. Chase proposedbook; National Resources Foundation bill

1947, Sep \ a.l.s. 2 p; Cole, publishers, Sprague1948, Jul 23; t.l.s. 1 p; thanks for gift watch (SSRC)

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Electric [?] trustees, Mason

Young, Ralph A.1941, Sug 4; t . l . s . 1 p; sends Schmidt memorandum on machine tool

industry (encl. 4 p); Alexander memorandum1948, Jan 19; t . l . s . 1 p; sends Federal Reserve pamphlet on interest

policy (not encl.)

Zablodowsky, D.1936, Jan 14; t.l.s. 2 p; suggests change on Marx in Introductionto Tfaat Veblen Taught

1936, Jan 15; carbon 1 p; WCM reply to 1/14

Zies, E.G.1934, Dec 6; t.l.s. 1 p; invitation to address Washington Aeademyof Sciences; Tunall, J. Graf

Ziporkis, Paul1948, May 25; telegram; asks HCU. wire congress on Mundt-Nixon billhearings; LSI* [?] note

1948, Jul 21; mimeograph 1 p; on Canwell Committee and University ofWashington sends copies F. Herring letters to H. Shapley andself (6/25, 7/18, 7/20); sends copy «. Gellhorn's "In Defenseof American Activities" (encl.)

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M. Abranovitz - "Monopolistic Selling in a Changing Economy".J. Akerman - "Dynajiische Wertprobleme".W. Aldrich - "The Stock Market from the Viewpoint of a Commercial Banker".E. AUschul - "Die Mathematik in der Wirtachaf tsdynamikn (AC).American Association for the Advancement of Science - "The Associationfrom 1891 to 1900".

American Statistical Association - "Report of the Coam. for the Study ofPrice Research in Textiles".

American Sugar Refining Company - "Annual Report, 1938".0. Anderson - "Is the Quantity Theory Statistically Demonstrable?"J. Angell - "Reading List in Money and Banking" (1936; 2 copies); "TheComponents of the Circular Velocity of Money" (AC); "The Factors Con-trolling Prices" (AC); "Exchange Depreciation, Foreign Trade and NationalWelfare" (AC).

L. Ascher - "Variations in Price Relative Distributions".C. Ayres - "Moral Confusion in Economics"; "Fifty Years1 Developments inIdeas of Human Nature and Motivation".

E.^.P.B. - "Memorandum on Development of Econo/nic Studies at Oxford".J. Backman - Price Flexibility and Inflexibility".0. Baker - "Significance of Population Trends to American Agriculture".C. Barnard - "What would you Say to the Seniors?"; "aiind in Everyday affairs"

(2 copies); "Riot of the Unemployed at Trentonk N.J., 1935".G. Bell - "Relative Spheres of Private Business and Government".S. Bell - "Is this Where the Increase^Goes?"A. Berglund - "Industrial Price Policies and the Attributes of IndustrialPrices."

"The Bicentennary of Burke" (London Times).F, Blue - "Automatic Regulation of Monopoly".F. Boas - "Manifesto on Freedom of Science".L. v. Bortkiewicz - "Zweck und Struktur einer Preisindexzahl".K. Brandt - "Junkers to the Fore Again" (AC).E. Brown and G. Shackle - "Statistics of Monetary Circulation in Englandand Wales, 1913-37".

Bureau of Business Research (Harvard) - "Methods of Paying Salesmen andoperating Expenses in the Wholesale Grocery Business', in 1918".

W. Burgess - "Velocity of Bank Deposits".A.F. Burns - review of n.L. Moore1s Synthetic Economics.A.R. Burns - "First Phase of the National Industrial Recovery Act, 1933";

"Industry Studies and the Nature of Competition".T. Eurrow - "Social Issues Versus Reality"; "A Relative Concept of Con-

sciousness".J. Burton - "Foreclosure of Property in jlanhattan".Business Historical Society - Bulletin, 10/35 and "Growth of Rigidity inBusiness".

W. Camp - "Limitations of the Ricardian Theory of Rent".Canada, Dominion Bureau of Statistics - Chart: Employment in Canada, 1921-1935."

Carnegie Corporation, Report of the President and Treasurer, 193S.Carr-Saunders - "Malthus and his Famous Book".T. Carver - "Diminishing Returns and Value (AC);"The Statie State and theTechnology of Economic Reform" (AC).

J. Can?ell - rev. of M. Eastman1 s Stalin's Russia and the Crisis inSocialism."

R, Chaddock -"Methods of Estimating Porportional Frequencies of Divorce".E. Chasiberlin - " A bibliography on Monopolistic Competition".Chain Store Economic and Financial Research Bureau - "Thirty Year Cycleand Chain Stores" (AC - W. Baxter)

E. Charles - "The Effect of Present Trends in Fertility and Mortality upon theFuture Population of England and ?<ales and Upon its Age Composition".

J.M. Clark - "Economic Democracy in Relation to other Varieties" (rough draft);"Inductive Evidence on Marginal Productivity" (AC);"Economics and the National Recovery Administration" (AC);"Davenportf s Economics";"The Theoretical Issues";"The Relation of Government to the Economy of the Fuirure" (AC);"Problems of Price Control";"Tov.ard a Concept of Workable Competition" (AC);Wesley C. Mitchell's Contribution to the Theory of Business Cycles" (AC);"The Relation between Statics and Dynamics" (AC).Clausing - "Reine und Fealistische Hechsellagenlehre" (AC).

R. Coats - "The Place of Statistics in National Administration - Function

)!>C>)C If an^L Organization of Statistics - Scope and Method of the Dominion. Bureau of Statistics".| J. Cobb - "The Relations of Psychology and Social Science".,Jf S. Cobb - "Physiology, Psychiatry and the Inhibitions".^ M. Co&en - "Topics for Discussion in the Round Table on Generalization in

the Social Sciences".Columbia University Council for Research in the Social Sciences - "Reportof the Work of the CUCFRISS, 1925-38".

Columbia University, School of Eusiness Library - "Doctoral Dissertations,1941".

C.R. Cooley - "Social Control in International Relations";"Political Economy and Social Process";TThe Institutional Character of Pecuniary Valuation";"Valuation as a Social Process";"The Sphere of Pecuniary Valuation";"The Progress of Pecuniary Valuation" (AC).

J. Cooper - "Eirth Control".M. Copeland - "An Estimate of Total Volume of Debits to Individual Accountsin the United States"; "Desire, Choice and Purpose from a Natural-Evolutionary Standpoint" (AC).

Council on Foreign Relations - "The Yt'orld's Gold Production Increases";"The Background of the European Crisis" (bibliography); "The Gold Paymentclause in Bonds".

J. Cover - "Liquidation and Rehabilitation of the Consuner and SmallBusiness".

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i V w G.V. Cox - "The Relation of Stock Prices to Earnings" (AC).'r *** G.C. Cox - "The Gold Earoaeter".

R. Craig - "Scientific Methods versus 'Hunch' in the Chief Executive'sOffice".

W. Crik - "The Place of the Banking System in the Nation's Economic Life".A. Cutler - "The Ebb of Institutional Economics".G. Cutten - "Leisure".W. Daniels - "The Passing of the Old Economist".D. Davenport - "An Analysis of the Cost of ttuniciple and State Government".H. Davenport - "Fetter's Economic Principles"; "Doctrinal Tendencies -Fetter, Flux, Seager, Carver" (AC).

G. Davies - "Social Aspects of the Eusiness Cycle".S. Davis - "Investment Decisions of Industry".E. Day - "Trends of Social Science".H, Dennison - "Management and the Business Cycle" (2 copies); also re-production of chart for same.

J. Dewey -"A New Social Science".F. Dirks and H. Staehle - "Retail Sales and Labor Income" (AC).E. Dodd - "Frequency Laws Showing Stability with Reference to the GeometricMean and Other Means" (AC).

R. Dodge - "Mental Engineering".J. Dorfman - "Francis Lieber : German Scholar in America " (2 copies);

"Joel Earlow: Trafficker in Trade and Letters";"Alexander Hamilton: Nation-^aker";"Vrf'illiani Beach Lawrence: Apostle of Ricardo";"Henry Velhake".

C.H. Douglas - "Money and the Price System".V, •' P. Douglas - "An Estimate of the Growth of Capital in the United Kingdom";

1865-1309"; "Smith's Theory of Value and Distribution"; "Elasticity ofSupply as fietermihunt1: of Distribution".

L. Dublin, E. Kopf, A. Lotka - "The Components of Death Curves".The Dynamics of Autojjobile Demand (S. Eorner, C. Roos, V. Szeliski, A.Court, S. DuBrul).

L. Edie and D. A'eaver - "Velocity of Eank Deposits in England" (AC).T. Eliot - "The Relations Eetween Adan Sniith and Benjamin Franklin Eefore

1776".E. Elkus - "Overhead Expense Increasing".C. Endres - "Edwin R. Seiigman".R. Epstein - "Statistical Light on Profits, as Analyzed in Recent Literature",G. Evans - NEER press release on Business Incorporations in the UnitedStates, 1800-1945".Evans - "The Politician and Political Economy".

S. Fabricant - "Corporate Earnings, 1929-31".Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America - "Human Nature and theSocial Order".

A, Feiler - "The Evoltion of the Consumer".H. Feis - "fthat Determines the Volume of a Country's International Trade".F. Fetter - "Price Economics versus Welfare Economics: Contemporary Opinion";

"Price Economics versus "elfare Economics";"Interest Theories, Old and New";"Value and the Larger Economics" (AC);"Davenport's Competitive Economics";"Relations Bewteen Rent and Interest".

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( \l/ I. Fisher - "Economics of Accountancy";"Are Savings income?" (C);"Note on a Short-Gut Method for Calculating Distributed Lags" (C);"Edgev/orth's Papers Relating to Political Economy";"Arthur Twining Kadley";"The Impatience Theory of Interest";"Precedents for Defining Capitalr.

W. Fisher - "Statement of Objectives of the Conunittee on Prices in theBituminous Coal Industry".

M. Florinsfcl - "France and the i7ar Debts" (AC).E. Flugge - "'Institutionalising'" in der Nationalokonomie der VereinigtenStaaten" (AC).

A. Flux - "National Income".Foof Research Institute - "List of Contibutions to Books and ProfessionslJournals 1921-35"; "Publications, 1923-38".

G. Ford - "Some Trends and Problems of the Social Sciences".R. Fosdick - "We are Living in Two Centuries".W.T. Foster - "The Circuit Flow of Money".L. Frank - "An Institutional Analysis of the Law" (C);

"Mental Security";"Where is Progressive Education Going in Human Relationships" (C);"Society as the Patient" (AC);"The Emancipation of Economics";"Management of Tensions" (C);"6ociel Planning and Individual Ideals (C) ;"LQCUS of Experience";"Causation: an Episode in the History of Thought" (C);"Structure, Function and Grorrbh" (C);"Problem of Learning" (C);"Development of Science" (C);review of Scott Nearing's The Mext Step (AC with note);"Social Problems";"Cultural Coersion and Individual, Distortion";"Cultural Control and Physiological Autonomy";^Dilemma of Leadership" (C);"Freedom for the Personality" (C);"Scienceand Cu l tu re" (C) ;"Time Perspectives " (C);"?;hat is Social Order?" (AC);review of Frank's Emergence of Personality;"Conserving our Human Heritage";"Significance of Industrial Integration" (AC);"Social Order and Psychiatry" (C);article on managerial policy (Bulletin of the Taylof Society (AC with note)"Long Term Price Trends";"Personality and Rank Order " (C);bibliography (1938);Foreword to Problems of Ageing (also J. Dewey's Introduction).

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\ J R . Freund - "Farmpreisindizes in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika" (AC).A/ D. Friday - "The iar and the Supply of Capital";

"Maintaining Productive Output - A Problem in Reconstruction";"Taxable Income of the United States";"Accumulation of Capital";"Incomes during Business Depression".

Milton Friedman - review of 0. Altaian's'' Saving, Investment, and NationalIncome.

R. Frisch - "Sur un Probleme d'economie Pure" (AC).H. Fuller - "Looking Backward".E. Gay - "Interest";"Social Psychology and National Policy";"Rhythm of History";"Tasks of Economic History";"Economics and History in the American University of the Future".

A. Gayer - "British Share Prices, 1811-1850".General Motors Corporation - annual Report, 1933.E. Ginzterg - "Notes on the Reconstruction of Economic Theory";"Economics in Transition" (AC);"Economic Research" (AC);"Economics of British Neutrality During the American Civil Y/ar".

C. Goodrich and Sol Davison - "The Yiage-Earner in the Westward Movement,

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C. Goodrich - "Effect of the War on the Position of Labor" (AC);"Program of the International Labor Organization".

J. Grantbam - "Wholesale Price Movements of Paper in Chicago, January 1,1913 to June 30, 1922".

Great Britain, Permanent Consultive Committee on Official Statistics -Guide to Current Official Statistics (1922).

H. Gregory - review of ;.;. Sadleir's Strange Life of Lady Blessington.H. Grossman - "Evcltionist Revolt Against Classical Economics" (AC).C. Grove - review of R. Fisher's Statistical Methods for Research Workers (AC)

Gulick - "Vienna Taxes Since 1918" (AC).Haberler -"National Income, Savings and Investment" (WCM note).Hall - "Balance of International Payments of the United Btates in 1927";"Balance of International Payments of the United States in 1926".

L. Hamburger - "Opmerkingen over het Beloop van het Algemeene Prysniveauin den Groothandel der Laatste 150 Jaren" (AC).

E. Hamilton - "La c/lonnai en Castillp,1501-1650" (AC); "Imports of AmericanGold and Silver into Spain, 1503-1660" (AC);"Foundation of the Bank of Spain" (AC);"Growth of Rigidity in Business During the Eighteenth Century" (AC);"Profit Inflation and the Industrial Revolution 1751-1800" (AC).

A. Harris - "Negro Population in uiinneapolisE (AC);"Economic Evolution: Dialectical and Darwinian";"Types of Institutionalsm".

R. Harrod - "An Essay in Dynamic Theory" (AC).F. von Hayek - Foreword to H. Gossen's Entwick der Gesetze des MenschlichenVerkehrs :"Trend of Economic Thinking" (AC);"Paradox of Saving" (AC);"Zur Problenstellung der Zinstheorie" (AC);"Bemerkungen zum Zurechnungsproblem" (AC);"Friedrich Freiherr v. fiieser";"Economics and Knowledge" (ACO.

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f / * M. Heilperin - "Money Internationalism and its Crisis11,. (AC);"Les Insituts de Conjoncture Economique dans leur Rapports avec 1'evolu-tion ContemparadLne de la Realite et de la Theorie Economiques" (AC).

"Henry Regers Seager" (S. Lindsay, H. Hoogland, C. Gulick).W. Hickernell - "Index of 10 Commodities-.--, llonthly, 1815-60 in the NewYork Wholesale ularkets".

H. Higgs - advertisements for Bibliography of Economics; Volume I, 1751-1775.N. Himes - "Birth Control Handbills";

"Charles Knowlton's Revoliltionary Influence on the English Birth-Rate".G. Holmes - "Consumers' Fancies" (AC).H. Holt and C. Neill - "norld Depression and the Fall in Commodity Pricesin Relation to Gold and Central Bank Policies".

H. Hotelling - "Recent Improvements in Statistical Inference".S. Howard - "Public Utility Rate and Depreciation Bases".J. Hoxsey - "Writing Down Assets and Writing off Losses".H. Hoyt - "Economic Function of the Common Law";"Industrial America - The End of a Thousand-Year Cycle" (AC).

J. Hubbard - "Hoarding and the Expansion of Currency in Circulation".E. Huntington - "The Role of liatheuatics in Congressional Apportionment"

(also 7f. Willcox's article of the sa ie title).H. Innis - "The Penetrative Powers of the Price System" (AC).Institut fur Xonjunkturforschung - "Die Deutschen Einzelhandelsumsatzein Kurven und Zahlen".

International Labor Office - "Report on Methods of statistics of Wages andHours of Labor";

\ "Report on Systems of Classification of Industries and Occupations".*-w International Nickle Company - Annual Report, 1933.

International Scientific Committee on Price History -"Chairman's Reporton English Navy Stores".

International Statistical Institute - proposed revision of statutes;lists of members, Oct 1947, Uar 1S43.

W. Jaffe - "Leon 7»alras' Theory of Capital Accumulation";"Evolution of the Institutions of Productions".

H. Kallen - "Fundamental Objectives of Eusiness Management: Responsibility";"Political Science as Psychology" (AC).

V. Kazakevich - "End of Plant Exonasion in American Manufacturing In-dustries" (ac).•

J. M. Keynes - "A Self-Adjusting Economic System?"C. Keyser - "Vilfredo Federico Damaso Pareto".W. King - "iiet Volume of Saving in the United States" (AC);

"Wage Rates in the General Welfare";"Trhy Monetary Inflation cannot Continue Indefinitely";advertisement for The Keys to Prosperity.

F. Knight - "Statik und Dynaiaik" (AC;;"Statics and Dynamics" (mimeographed).

L. Kotany - "A Theory of Profit an- Interest" (AC).A. Kovacs - "le Probleme de la Statistique Nationaliste".J. Kuczynski - "Die Entwicklung der Lohne in Franreich und Belgien,1895-1933".

R.R. Kuczynski - London Times obituary.

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/ ^t .' S. Kuznets - "Static and Djnamlc Economics";

"Monetary Business Cycle Theory in Germany";_•:;_•:= —- "On Moving Correlation of Time Sequences".

L. Lachman - "Uncertainty and Liquidity Preference";"Investment and Costs of Production";"Social and Political Revolutions".

H. Laidler - "Incentives under Capitalism and Socialism".S. Lamprecht - "John Locke and His Essay" (also F. i oodbridge's "Spinoza").B. Landheer - "Sociology".0. Lange - review of P. Sweezy's Theory of Capitalist Development.1. Langmuir - "Science, Common Sense and Decency".Y. Leong -"An Estimate of the Volume of Deposit Currency in the United States";

"Money in Circulation in the United States".W. Leontief - "Studien \iber de Elastizitat des Angebots" (AC) (2 copies);

"Interrelation of Prices, Output, Savings and Investment" (C).S. Lewisohn - "Wage Policies and National Productivity";"Psychology in Economics"

Lexington Trust Fund - Semi-Annual Report, November 1937 - April 1938.S, Lindsay - "Henry Rogers Seager".K. Llewellyn - "Legal Tradition and Social Science 'iethod - a Realist'sCritique";"Ehe Effect of Legal Institutions upon Economics".

J. Loeb - "Freedom of ftill and War".A. Lbtke - "The Geographic Distribution of Intrinsic Natural Increasein the United States";"JIodern Trends in the Birth Rate".

A. Lowe - "The Trend in World Economics (C);"On some Theoretical Considerations of the Meaning of Trend17 (AC) (inpamphlet of reports).

I. Lublin - "Economic Costs of Retail Distribution".G. Lundberg - "Quantitative Kethods in Social Psychology" (C);

"The Failure of the Social Sciences" (C).P. Luzzatto-Fegiz - "Occupational Evaluation of a Generation."L. Lyon and T. Rassieur - "Price Responsiveness" (AC).F.R.M. -"Knowledge and Wisdom"" (A./.A.S. Bulletin).A. i'acalliLa - "On the Urgency jf Research on the Great Portal of Diseasein the Body".

A. MacDonald - "Anthropology of modern Civilized rian" (AC).F. Machlup - "On the Meaning of the i/'arginal Product" (C);

"Interest as cost and capitalization Factor".R. iiaclver - "Is Sociology a Natural Science?";"The Magic Chart" (Nev York Times, 2/38) (from R. Tucker).J. ;*!arschak - "Income Inequality and Demand Studies";

"Substanzverluste";"Mcksell's Two Interest Rates".

J. Marschak and W. Lederer - "Grossenordnangen des deutschen Geldsystems".A. Tiarget - "Relation le-fraeen the Velocity of Circulation of oney andthe'Velocity of Circulation of Goods1" (C) (2 copies, one in German);

"Statistical Jieasureaent of the 'Velocity of Circulation of Goods'" (C).J. Martin - "Income Payments to Individuals by States, 1929-39".

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\ ^/ G. May - testimony before Federal Trade Commission in Newsprint hearings,1913 (also capital and profit figures from the Economist);"Influence of Accounting on the Development of an Economy" (2 copies);"Improvement in Financial Accounts";"Growth and Incidence of Taxation" (C).

J, Mayer - "Toward a SciSnce of Society0 (AC);"Pseudo-Scientific Economic Doctrine" (AC);"Comparative Value and Human Behavior" (AC).

F. Mauldon - "Use and Abuse of Statistics" (AC).L. MacAdoo-Triggs - Review of L. Ward's Pure Sociology.H. McKenna - address on monetary policy and the Midland Bank (AC).H. Mendershousen - "Methods of Computing and Eliminating Changing SeasonalFluctuations" (AC)"Elimination ofl Seasonal Fluctuations in the 3uilding Industry" (AC).

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company - "Families on Relief and the BirthRate".

F. Mills - "Price data and Problems of Price Research";"Economics in a Time of Change" (AC).

0. Mills - "Econoiaic Planning".N. Mir.kowich - "Economics of John A. Hobson".L. :'£e es - "Intervention!smus";

"Sozialliberalismus".k. Moore - "A Moving Equilibrium of Demand and Supply".

0. Morganstern - "Offene Probleme der Kosten- und Ertragstheorie" (AC);"Friedrich von Wieser" (AC).

G. Morrow - "Ethics of the Wealth of Nations".H. Moulton - "Commercial 3anking and Capital Formation".V. Mund - "Monopolistic Competition Theory and Public Price Policy".N. Murray - "Trend of Prices" (AC).A. Muste - "Open Letter to Dr. Einstein - II".National Bureau of Economic Research - "Uses of National Bureau Publicationsand "iaterials";"Conference on Price Research, 1935".

National Committee to Keep Prices Down - "A State/nent of Principles".National Distribution Conference - "Expenses of Doing Business".National Retail Hardware Association - "Hardware store Survey; a Studyof Margin Expense Profit" (1926 and 1927 editions).

J, Nef - "James Laurence Laughlin".H. Neisser - General Overproduction" (AC).J. Normano - "Spirit of American Economics";"Social Utopias in American History" (AC).

Northwestern University - various ads for publications.P. Nortman - review of F. 'aacaulay's Some Theoretical Problems Suggestedby the ?>lovements of Interest Rates, Eond Yields and Stock Prices in theUnited States since 1356.

J. D. Norton - "A Prospectus for the Connecticut Committee" (draft).J.P. Norton - "Stocks as an Investment when Prices are Rising".C. Noyes - "Social Philosophers and Social Planning".

W. Ogburn - "The Great Man versus Social Forces";"The Psychological Basis for the Economic Interpretation of History";"Bias, Psychoanalysis, and the Subjective in Relation to the SocialSciences" (note by Ogburn);"Our Times".

W. Ogburn and D. Thomas - "Influence of the Business Cycle on CertainSocial Conditions".

R. Opie - "Frank William Taussig".H. Oshima - "Veblen on Japan" (AC).K. Parsons - "John R. Commons* Point of View" (AC).H. Person - "Evolution of Industrial Engineering".G. Pirou - contents list of L'Utile Marginale and Les Theories de l'Equi-libre Sconomique.

Pollak Foundation for Economic Research - Pollak Prize Essays" (1927) (R.Souter, F. Olmstead, C. Bickerdike, V. Novogilov).

Population Association of America - 2 copies of Population Literature(7/20/35 and 10/20/35).

"Population and Social Planning" (G. Tugwell, F. Osborne, T. Woofter, F.Reeves, F. Notestein and C. Kiser).

G. Preinreich - "Economic Life of Industrial Equipment" (C);"Practice of Depreciation" (C).

G. Putnam - "Unit Costs as a Guiding Factor in Buying Operations".S. Rice - Motives in Radicalism and Social Reform" (AC).F. Richter - "Bearing of Historical Analogy on Predictions as to theFuture of General Commodity Prices".

) Robert Morris Associates - -ionthly Bulletin, August 1937 (C - A. Wall);"Special Trend Study in Behavior of Corporate Proportions; no.l, MeatPackers 1917-36" (AC-?).

B. H. Robertson - "Theories of Banking Policy" (AC).L. Robinson - "Are Present Forms of Financial Statements Satisfactory?"

(C - R. McCrea).F. Ross - "On Generalisation from Limited Social Data".G. Roulleau - "Vitesse de Circulation de Diverses Formes du Stock laonetaire".B, Ruml - "Recent Trends in Social Science".Russell Sage Foundation Library - "The IIev Leisure, Its Significance andUse"(bibliography).

J. Ryan - "Human Sterilization".W. Salent - "Inflationary Gap" (with, discussion by M. Friedman).P. Samuelson - "Professor Pigoufs Employment and Equilibrium".F. Sauvaire-Jourdaa - review of A. Aftalion's Des Crises Periodigues deSurproduction.

J. Schapiro - "John Stuart Mill, Pinoeer of Democratic Liberalism inEngland" (AC);"Utilitarianism and the Foundation of English Liberalis.u" (AC).

A. Schlesinger - "V;hat then is the American, this New Man?"H. Schultz - "Statistical Law ofl Demand" (AC);

"Der Sinn der Statistischen Nachfragekurgen" (AC);"Interrelations of Demand, Price and Inco-ae";advertisement for Theory and Measurement of eiaand.Schultz and R. tfcFarland - "Industrial Psychology in the Soviet Union".

/|JS.B. SchUiUpeter - "English Prices and Public Finance, 1660-1822".

J. SchiLapeter - "Eine Dynamische Theorie des Kapitalzinses" (AC);"Edgeworth und die neuere Wirtschatfstheorie" (AC);"Eugene voa Bohm-Bawerk" (AC);"ZUB Einf uhrung der folgendea Arbeit Knut fiicksells" (AC);"Gustav V. Schaoller und die Probleme von Heute" (AC).

A. Schweitzer - "Foundation of Pure Economics" (C).R. Scoon - "Professor Robbins1 Definition of Economics".H. Seager - "Economics".H. Secrist - "Uniformities of the Competitive System Observed throughQuantitative Studies";"Stock Turnover in Retail Clothing Stores";"A Business Barometer for Retailers";"Amounts Sold per FuLJ. Time Salesmen in Retail Clothing Stores" (C);"Competition in the Retail Distribution of Clothing" (C).

V. Simkhovitch - "Approaches to History" (I - VI) (AC).K. Simpson - "Statistical Analysis of the Relation between Cost and Price"

(AC - Simpson and "J. Rorty);"Re-examination of the Doctrine of Eo.nparative Costs" (AC)..

C. Slocombe - "Brofits, Prices, and Cages'' (AC) (WCJI note on «. Bingham,L. Schafifier, Fisher and Eanna).

T.V. Smith - "Fundamental Objectives of Business Management - Growth".Social Science Research Council - "Map Suggesting the Field of Researchin Industrial Relations".

C. Snyder - "T.Tiat Mainly Determines the Prices of Commodities?";"Capital Supplies and National bell-Being" (AC);"Turnover of Deposits a Measure of Business Activity";"Influence of the Interest Rate on the Business Cycle";"Structure and Inertia of Prices".

A. Sokoloff - "Zwei Beitrage zur Themrie der Umlaufsgeschwindigkeit desQeldes" (AC).

W. Sombart - "Der kapitalistische Unternehmer" (AC).P. Sorokin - "Leaders of Labor and Radical Movements in the United Statesand Foreign Countries".

G. Soule - "Accumulation of Capital".G. Soule and E. Lindeman - review of J. Hobson1s Free Thought in theSocial Sciences.

R. Souter - "Land, Capital, and Opportunity Cost" (AC);"liodern rionopoly as the Gentleaan Crook" (AC).

'ibbV <23 ^' Spengler - "Population Movements, Employment, and Income".A. Spiethoff - "Gustav von Schmoller und die anschauliche Theorie derVolkwirtschaft" (AC); "Die Allgemeine Voiks?/irtsschaftslehre alsgeschichtliche Theorie. Die V.irtschaf tstile. "

H. Staehle - "Die Analyse von Nachfragekurven ia ihrer Bedeutung fur 61BKonjunkt ;rf orschung" (AC).

Standard Bank of South Africa - "The Agricultural Position".J. Sternberg - "Trend of Long Term Debts in the United States, 1934-37".K. Stephens - "Zur heueren KapitalthEorie" (AC);

"Zur Problematik der Zinstheorie" (AC).W. Stevens - "Unfair Competition" (AC).

^ E. Slutsky - "ueber Stochastiche Asy aptotea und Grezv/erte" (AC) .

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N.I. Stone - "Labor Efficiency in Good Times and Bad".S. Stratton - "Preliminary Report of a Program for Research on the PriceStructure and Pricing Policies of the Iron and Steel Industries".

T. Suranyi-Unger - "Der Gemeinwert" (AC).H. Taylor - "Teaching of Economics in Germany" (AC).E. Thorndike - "Science and Values" (2 copies, one typewritten);"Trains of Thought".

L. Thurstone - "Attitudes Can e Measured".G. Tintner - "Theory of Choice under Subjective Risk and Uncertainty";

"Non-static Theory of Choice";"Maximization of Utility Over Time".

J. Trautifine - "business - Ancient and Jodern".L. Truesdell - "Growth of Urban Population in the United States of America".R, Tucker - "Essential Historical Facts about 'Sensitive1 and AdministeredPrices".

R. Tugwell - "Economics ar*d Ethics";"Human Nature and Social Economy";"Hunan Nature in Economic Theory";"Life and Work of Simon Nelson Patten".

Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation - Annual Report, 1938.Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - "Recensenent general de I1Union desRepubliques Socialistes Sovietiques en 1926";"Constitution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics".

United StatesDepartment of AgricultureBureau of Agricultural Economics

"Livestock on Farms, January 1 ,1367-1919""Soecial Report on Revised Estimates of United States Cotton Acreage"* and Yield, 1366-1931" (1933).

"Revised Estimate of Oats Acefage, Yield, and Production, 1866-1929"(1934)"Revised Estimates of Potato Acreage, Yield per Acre, and Production,

1866-1929" (1935)."Revised Estimate of Wheat Acregae, Yield and Production, 1866-1934"

(1934, 1937).Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates

"Survey of the Retail '-eat Trade; Operating Expenses and Profits".Department of CommerceBusiness and Advisory Planning Council

"Notes on Existing Series of Data"Bureau of the Census

"Occupational Trends in the United States: 1370 to 1930"."Types of Fauiilies in the United States".

Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce"National Income, 1929-36"."3alance of International Payments of the United States in 1935"."United States Balance of International Payments, January-June 1936".^Sources of Current Trade Statistics"."Foreign Investments in the United States".

Federal Reserve Board"Prices in the United States and Abroad, 1919-23".

Department of LaborDivision of Labor Standards

"Out of Crisis, Opportunity!"Treasury Department

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United States (coat.)Treasury DepartmentBureau of Internal Revenue"Statistics of Income for 1935".

Bureau of Mines, National Researdh Project, Works Project Administration"Mechanization Trends in lietal and Nonaetal Mining as Indicated bySales of Underground Loading Equipment".

"Small Scale Placer alines".m"Distribution of the Labor Force ofl the United States, 1910-1943,and Summaries of Post-War Civilian Employment Estimate Obtainedfrom Employers and Labor Leaders".

United States Steel Corporation - Annual Report, 1933."University of Chicago - "Memorandum Concerning the Field of Social Thought",University of Illinois Bulletins - "Seasonal and Cyclical Movements of theLoans and Investments of Chicago Banks";"Operating and Earning Power Ratios of Electric Companies";"Standard Financial Ratios for the Public Utility Industry";"Determination of Secular Trends";"Methods of analyzing Business Data".

University of Pittsburgh - chart: Pittsburgh business activity, 1884-1^38.H.G. Villard- "Will the French Race Become Extinct?"J. Viner - "Y«ho Paid for the War?"L. Volin - "Henry Carter Adams: Critic of Laissez-Faire".D. "iVallace - Market Control in the Ainrm'num Industry, table of contents.J. Wallace and M. Vallace - "From the Master Cabinetmakers to WoodworkingMachinery".

G. Wallas - review of B. Webb's My Apprenticeship.W. Vr'allis and M. Friedman -"Empirical Derivation of Indifference Functions".R. Warren - "Money and Sovereignty";

"Capitalist and the Social Structure".G. Catkins - "lAeasureiaent of Concomitance of Variation".0. ?i'einberger - "rVeiser".D. Weintraub - "Effects of Current and Prospective Technological Develop-ments jLpon Capital Formation".

Yfelfare Council of He?; York City - "Expenditures for Outdoor Relief inNew York City".

7». Hiesteroann - "Greek Exploitation of Egypt" (AC).freyerheeuser Forest Produfcts - "Booms and Depressions since 1775" (chart).C. Whitney - "Exchange and Price Stabilization".J. Whyte - "Economic Influences of the Literature of the NineteenthCentury" (AC).

li. Vi'illcox - "Note on the Chronology of Statistical Societies".F. Tiilliams - "Economic Situation in Europe".H. Williams - "Nation's Income".E, Wilson - "Pareto versus Marshall".A. Winakor - "Maintenance of Working Capital of Industrial Corporations byConversion of Fixed Assets11.

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"Wisconsin Farm Prices, 1341 to 1933".H. Wolkind - "Construction Trends in The United States 1937 and 1933n.J. Woodward - "Insurance and Human Behavior"H. Working - "Differential Price Behavior as a Subject for Commodity PriceAnalysis";"ifliat about 7;heat Prices?"

"Yardsticksof Business Practice".R. Yerkes - "Role of Psychology in the War".A. Young - "Economics and War";

"Some limitations of the Value Concept";"Depreciation and Rate Control" (AC);"Trend of Prices";"Trend of Economics";"Sherman Act and the New Anti-Trust Legislation" (AC).

[?] - charts on investment (photostats).[?] - income and budget studies of Chicago (tables and graphs).

"Accountants and Economics with Reference to the Business Cycle" (1 copy)."Adams Smith is Pleased" (1 copy)review of A. Aftalion's Les Crises Periodiques de Surproduction (1 copy)Review of M. Alberti's Verso la Crise (1 copy)."Americans All" (2 copies)."Annual Report of the Directors of Research of the N3ER, Feb 4, 1929" (1 copy)."Are there Practical Steps toward an Industrial Equilibrium?" (1 copy). >y^ ' ---o"Bentham's Felicific Calculus" (5 copies)."Business Hazard in the Machine Tool Industry" (" copies)."Census of Cuba" (1 copy)."Chart of World Business" (1 copy)."Circulating Medium during the Civil War" (1 copy)."Commons on the Legal Foundations of Capitalism" (4 copies)."Cooperation in Solving Social Problems: the Contribution of the Social Sciences"(1 copy).

'• Crisis of 1920 and the Problem of Controlling Business Cycles" (2 copies)."Critique of Index Numbers of the Prices of Stocks" (1 copy)."Economic Resources and their Employment" (1 copy).Review of H. Davenport's"Economics of Enterprise" (1 copy)."Economics, 1904-1909" (2 copies)."Economics in a Changing Social Order" (2 copies)."Engineering, Economics, and the Problem of Social 7iell-3eing: the EconomisesView" (1 copy).

"Facts and Value in Economics" (55 copies)."Irving FisheB" (1867-1947)" (29 copies).Discussion of Fisher's "Best Form of Index Mumbers" (9 copies).Review of Fisher's Purchasing Power of Money (1 copy).Note on Second edition of Purchasing Power of iJoney (1 copy).Review of D. Friday's Profits, Wages, and Prices (6 copies).Address in honor of E. Gay, Dec 22, 1932 (1 copy).Review of Harvard University Committee on Economic Research's Review of EconomicStatistics, Vol I (1 copy).

Review of fl. Hasting's Costs and Profits (1 copy).History of Prices during the War, Summary (5 copies).Review of C. Hobson's Export of Capital (1 copy)."How the statistical Output of Federal Bureaus -wight be Improved" (lc opy).Review of G. Hull's Industrial Depressions (1 copy)."Human Behavior and Economics" (3 copies).

--— "Industrial Equilibrium in a Business Economy " (1 copy)."Institutes for Research in the Social Sciences" (3 copies)."Intelligence and the Guidance of Economic Evolution" (1 copy)."International Pattern! in Business Cycles" (3 copies).Review of C. Jackson's Six Industrial Crises (1 copy).Review of C. Juglar's Brief History of Panics and their Periodical Occurrencesint the United States (1 copy).

Review of F. Knight's Risk, Uncertainty and Profit (1 copy)."J. Laurence Laughlin" (19 copies). ., \Review of 7i, Layton's introduction to the Study of Prices (1 copy).Review of J. Magee's Money and Prices (lc copy),"taking Goods and ..iaking Mone y" (1 copy).

\ "Making .Money and taking Goods" (2 copies).

/ Making and Using of Index Numbers (1 copy)."Methods of Presenting Statistics of 7<ages" (1 copy)."Money and Credit in the Recovery Program, Introduction" (1 copy)."Money and Foreign Exchange after 1914" (3 copies)."National Bureau*s L'easures cf Cyclical Eehavior" (1 copy)."National Unity and Individual Liberties" (4 copies)."New Banking Measure in the United States" (1 copy)."New Gold and the Fall of Prices" (1 copy)."INtroduction to Our Changing Social Order" (8 copies).Foreword to Essays in Social Economics in Honor of Jessica Elanche Peixotto

(6 copies).Review of J. Peixotto's Getting and Spending at the Professional Standard ofLiving (5 copies).

"Prices and Reconstruction" (1 copy).Relations of Science" (47 copies).

^2 ( 4 Q "Rationality °f Econosdc Activity" (1 copy).VX>Y "Real Issues - in the Quantity Theory Controversy" (1 copy).

"Research Fellowships of the Social Science Research Council" (2 copies).Reviews of:M. Prager's Die Yi'ahrungs Bankrefora in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika.G. Peedrs Valics or the Science of Values.J. Curren's Francis A. Walker und seine Hauptsachlichsten Theorien.C. Steinbruck's Die Entwicklung der Preise des Stadtischen *I. DrenkoffTs Die Steuerverhaltnisse Bulgariens.F. DemuthTs F. Th. v. Bernhardi: ein Eeitra^ zur Geschichte der Ilationalokonogiie.

(1 copy)."Robbins, The Great Depression" (4 copies).Review of D. E. Robertson's A Study of Industrial Fluctuation.

-sJRole of ;£oney in Economic History" (15 copies) »The R o l e o f Money in Economic Theory"''"Role of Research in Economic Progress" (1 copy). (l COuy)"Henry Rogers Seager: 1870-1930" (5 copies)."Edwin Robert Anderson Seligman, 1361-lfJ3b>n (15 copies).Review of E. Sewallfs TheoiT of Value before Adam Sniith (1 copy)"Science and the State of Hind"; Spanish translation (1 copy)."Sorab8rtfs Eochkapitalisaus" (1 copy)."Statistics and Government" (2 copies).Review of VT. Taylor's Credit System (1 copy)."fSorfetein Veblen, 1857-1929" (4 copies)."War prices in the United States" (1 copy),"lllyn Abbott Young" (1 copy).Review of R. Zon and ft. Soarhawk's Forest Resources of the 7,'orld.

Land!chen ImmobiLiarbesitzes zu Halle und in Saalkreise.

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1902, Apr 18; hoi 1 p; examination; EH.1902, [May ?]; hoi 1 p; EH; examination.1902 [?]; hoi 1 p; EH; assignments.

hoi 2 ;M;

course outline,course outline.

; printed 14 p; bibliography - on money and monetary history and

F1908?]1908?1908?prices; from Harvard.

?]; hoi 1 p; M; class assignments.?J; printed 4 p; bibliography on American economic history [from Harvard?][1908?]; M; course plans; development of monetary systems - ancient andmedieval, coinage history, 16th century gold inflow, statistics,England and gold standard, banking origins, colonial systems; Americanmonetary development - Revolution, Hamilton, U.S. 1801-47, Sherman Actand panic of 1893, U.S. 1894-1907; European development to 1848;U.S. and European developments 1848-70 and 1871-93; attached: goldproduction statistics, quote by I. Hurwick on silver.

1909, Aug - Dec; hoi 1 p; M; class readings.1909, Nov 19-Dec 6; hoi 2 p; M; money and prices.

1916, May 8; hoi 1 p; course lecture notes: Marshall on money.

1917, Jan 10; hoi 2 p; Tp; 26th lecture; Marshall on money (used 1/17/17).1917, Jan 15; hoi 1 p; Tp; Marshall on money (used l/Yl/ll).

1920, Jan 10; hoi & carbon ms 5 p; "Growth of the Modern Factory System";talk to joint Board of Sanitary Control, New York City.

1920, Nov 23; hoi 2 p; "Economic Organization and the Trade Union";2d lecture.

1922, Dec 26; carbon 7 p; discussion of J.C. Trautwine on WCM "MakingGoods and Making Money" •

1923, Jan 28; carbon ms; 5 p; "Uses Made of Honey and Leisure ; sug-gestions for a Series of Investigations".

1923, Nov 7; carbon ms 2 p; copy 2 p; review of A. Monroe's MonetaryTheory before Adam Smith (published as "History of Theories").

1923, Dec 15; carbon ms 6 p; "Preamble to the Plan of the NationalMonetary Association"; revision of draft written by Rovensky andHastings.

1926, Feb 4; hoi 5 p; ME; 1st lecture; course plans.1926, Feb 9; hoi 3 p; ME; money in antiqui ty and among aborigines,institutions; assignments.

1926, Feb 11; hoi 1 p; ME; money in social behaviour.1926, Feb 15-16; hoi & typed 22 p; ME; students1 suggestions for seminar

papers; by: J. Cornell, A. Achenstein, A. Pell man, D. McConnell,W. Kim, E. Taylor, M. Gilson [?], R. Jadoul, L. McMorris, P. Lean [?],H. Slade, S. Kuznets, I. Allen, J. Bane [?], H. Taylor, F. Cutfcrell,R. Roby.

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\ i// 1926, Peb 16; hoi 2 p; ME; money and social behavior; social sciences,; habits.

1926, Feb 18; fiol 5 p; ME; institutions in social life and their for-formation, habits, change.

1926, Feb 23; hoi 1 p; ME; assignments.1926, Mar 11; hoi 1 p; ME; development of money economy.1926, Mar 16; hoi 5 p; ME; money economy and production and distribution,efficiency, invention and diffusion.

1926, Mar 18; hoi 6 p; ME; evolution of money economy, cumulative pro-cess, inventions.

1926, Kar 23 [& later]; hoi 14 p; HE; evolution of money econony, econo-[economy] mics and money*- non causal science of behavior, classical economics

and utility economics and money economy, statistical empirical work,summary and suggestions.

1926, Apr 4, 11, May 6; hoi 3 p; ME; criticisms of money economy -technical and welfare, consumers, use of netcresources.

1926, Apr 8; hoi 4 p; ME; making and spending money, economic organiza-taion, business enterprise.

1926, Apr 13, 15; hoi 6 p; ME; interdependence of businesses, system ofprices, role of prices, money mechanism, equation of exchange andbusiness psychology (used 4/8/26).

1926, Apr 20; hoi 3 p; ME; equation of exchange, secular price move-ments (used 4/15/26).

1926, Apr 22; hoi 3 p; ME; flow of money payments - income, businessspendings, savings; guidance of economic activity, uncertainty

. (used 4/27/26).) 1926, Apr 27; hoi 3 p; ME; business management and guidance - big

business structure, technical advisors, lenders, consumers.1926, Apr 29; hoi 5 p; guidance - consumers, government, planlessness;money economy and production intereference - bankers, businessmen,farmers (G.Warren, H.L. Moire), war, foreign trade; overproduction,money economy and prices (used 4/27/26).

1926, May 4; hoi 5 p; ME; production limitation, overproduction, Pollaktheory, disturbances in money econony (used 5/6/26).

1926, May 6; hoi 4 p; ME; overproduction, price determination, statistics,criticisms of money economy.

1926, May 11; hoi 2 p; ME; summary and results, money econony andeconomic theory.

1926, May 13; hoi 7 p; ME; behavior study and theory (used 5/11/26).

1937, Jan 14; see1937, Apr 22; hoi 1 p; Seminar; functions of the enterprises.1937, Fall; see Fall*1937 A.

1939, May 23; hoi 6 p; Economic Theory Seminar; summary on imperialism.1939, Oct 5; hoi 16 p; ni.ioney and Econo.aia Activities"; lecbure to Columbia banking1941, Jan 6-Mar 31; hoi 1 p; Econoziic Theory Sejiinar; assignments - \ seminarhistory of economic organisation. \

1941, Mar 31; hoi. 8 p; Seminar; jaoney and economic behavior - summary ofhistorical and analytical reports by class members.

1944, Sep 30; typed Us 11 p; copy 11 p; "Role of ifoney in EconomicHistory"; talk to Economic History Association session; attachedprogram and meeting information.

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hoi 3 p; price level changes and gold standard.hoi 3 p; money in U.S., 1907.hoi 5 p; foreign monetary systems.hoi 12 p; gold exchange standard in Philippines.hoi 2 p; gold exchange standard in Panama.printed 8 p; table: -world gold and silver output 1893-1904.hoi 61 p: tables: paper money in Austria.[after 1906]; hoi 9 p; money and price level changes, gold standard.hoi 7 p; gold standard in Mexico; attached- 2 clippings.hoi 3 p; changes in price level.hoi 1 p; price level changes.hoi 1 p; monetary demand for gold, gold and price level.hoi 3 p; business capital and price level.hoi 2 p; low prices - wholesalers and manufacturers.[1908?]; hoi 64 p; role of prices, system of prices, money making, pEicesystem and wants, pecuniary viewpoint, technical exigencies, develop-ment of price systems and changes, index numbers, quantity theory,Laughlin, price making process, money and price level changes, goldproduction and stocks and demand; class assignments.

hoi 1 p; money economy and price system.hoi 6 p; li; monetary systems - U.S., evolution of, significance ofmoney economy and leading features, price system, price statistics.

hoi 1 p; assignments - price statistics.[1908?]; hoi 16 p; monetary system of the U.S. - currency elasticity,gold standard, Inquiry of 1896; attached - statistics, Fisher'svelocity estimates.

hoi 1 p; E0; economic life of - ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, Rome.hoi 8 p; EO; Mesopotamia.hoi 1 p; Uarovingiansf gold;iand silver supply.hoi 3 p; EH; course plans.hoi 1 p; aoney economy in Middle Ages - Florence.Hoi 15 p; EH; 1st lecture; course plans, readings (ethnology and history)hoi 1 p; difficulties of coinage in Middle Ages.hoi 1 p; EH; dates of reigns of English kin^s, 1066-1603.hoi 13 p; EH; manorial system before 1056 in England.hoi 17 p; torms in the Saxon period.hoi 7 p; EH; town life after 1066 in England.hoi p; finances of Saxon and Norman periods.hoi 2 p; the .aanorial systaii in England.hoi 10 p; EH; sources of knowledge on manorial systems.hoi 4 p EH; manorial systems - 11th to 13th centuries.hoi 17 p; EH; Black Death.hoi 1 p; Guild origins.hoi 16 p; EH; later develeopaent of towns and guilds.hoi 1 p; English borrowings.hoi 17 p; EH; commercial policy of Edward I and Edward III.hoi 7 p; EH; English trading companies.hoi 3 p; EH; Hercantilism.hoi 28 p; EH; colonial system and mercantilism (with bibliography)

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M106 hoi 5 p; EH; Mercantilism (with bibliography).MHO hoi 11?; EH; enclosures of 15th and 16th centuries.M350 hoi 3 D; money economy and theory of money in 1549.11113 hoi 7 p; SH; Elizabethan legislation.10.21 hoi 49 p; EH; social results of industrial and agricultural revolutions

(with bibliograph).M123 hoi 2 p; EH; assignmentsMT78 hoi 1 p; outline of history of money econoiny.

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[1925 or 1926?] carbon; 9 p; outline of introductory economics course onmoney economy.

[after 1941]; typed and hoi 5 p; "Notes on Marginal Analysis"; initialedAFB [Burns]

WCU notes on his reading; undated

hoi 1 p; contents of E. Allanison[?]; Report ofa Bimetalism in Europe.hoi 3 p; abstract of C. Andrews: history of iiark theory.hoi 11 p; abstracts and quotes by Aristotle: money.hoi 4 p; abstract of W. Ashley: origin of English manor.hoi 1 p; abstracts and statistics by Bonmation and H. Hayes: monetary reform

1696.hoi 2 p; abstract of S. Breckenridge: Legal Tender,hoi 36 p; abstract of K. Bucher: Essays in Economic History,hoi 1 p; abstract of W. Carlile.: evolution of English gold standard,printed 1 p; review of W. Cole: The American Hope.hoi 1 p; quotes by J. Commons: earnings of organized labor 1897-1903.typed 8 p; quotes by M. Copeland: making money and goods, money economyand economic reform.

hoi 13 p; abstract of A. Courtois: French finances 1870-71.hoi 4 p; quotes b^iCunningham: 13th century use of money on manors, estate

management, bookkeeping,hoi 20 p; quotes and abstracts of M. Decker: Essay on the Causes of theDecline intForeifen Trade.

hoi 15 p; abstract of A. De Viti de Marco: Moneta e Prezzi.hoi 6 p; abstract of A. Doren: the guild merchant,hoi 14 p; abstarct of A. Ecengreuth [?]; medieval coining and monetarypolicy, prerogative of coinage.

hoi 91 p; abstract of R. Ehrenberg: Fuggers and other moneyed men,Florentians and other Italians, Genoese and Dutch and Spanish biisiness-men, money powers in 16th century, Antwerp, rise of Lyons, 16th centurybourses, 1557-66 crisis, struggles and crises 1566-77, fron Bas Zerbalterder Fugger, Geld Kaoital und Credit.

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'hoi 1 p; reference to W. Fite: "Theory of Democracy".hoi 7 p; abstracts of E. Foldes: "Beitrage zur Freage", "Eeitrage zur^statistik", "Literatur zur Freage".

hoi 2 p; abstract of F. Forbes: "World's Rising Production of Gold andits Influence on Conmodity prices."

hoi 11 p; }.ife and work of T. Greshaa (J. Burgon).hoi 13 p; abstract,of C. Gross: The Guild Merchant,hoi 24 p; abstract of H. Grueber: Handbook of the Coins of Great Eritain

and Ireland in thsBrltlsh Museum.hoi 20 p; abstract of J. Harris; Essay upon Money and Coins,hoi 14 p; abstract of W. Hasbacfcf History of the English Agricultural laborer,hoi 4 p; abstract of Hearnes: pepper loan of 1640-41, assessment of wages -

1562 act, middleman and domestic system, business organization in 17thcentury.

hoi 3 p; abstract of T. Hertzka: Wahrung und Handel.hoi 2 p; abstract of B. Hildebrand:

hoi 28 p; quotes by Keller: ancient Greece.hoi 9 p; abstract of H. Konh:hoi 39 p; abstract of K. Kramer: Das Papiersreld in Oesterreich seit 154S

(see M74)hoi 52 p; abstracts of J.L. Laugh~1 in: History of Bimetalisia.hoi 13 p; abstract of J. Law: value, origin of money, silver, O?.TI schemes,Scotland, land bank, Premiere Memoire.

hoi 8 p; abstracts of G. Leonhardt: Austrian monetary history 1848-66;bibliography.

hoi 33 p; abstracts of W. Lesigang: Austrian monetary history (see M77)hoi 17 p; abstracts of W. Lexis: Austrian paper money (see M77)hoi 24 p; abstracts and quotes by J. Locke: "Considerations of the Conse-

quences of Lowering Interest", "Observations on Coining of Silver Money","Further Considerations of Raising the Value of Silver y.oney"

hoi 27 p; abstract of A. Loria; Studi sul Valori della Moneta.hoi 12 p; abstracts of H. Uacleod: Theory of Credit.hoi 1 p; abstract of C. Menger:hoi 3 p; abstract of M. Huhlman: Stocks of Gold in the United States.hoi 25 p; abstract of A. Nagel:hoi 5 p; abstract of P. Pacher:

hoihoi

1 p; reference to E.T. Powell: Evolution of the Money Market.1 p; abstract of L. Price: prices in 16th and 17th centuries.

hoi 1 p; abstract of R. Prothers: corn laws.hoi 1 0 p; abstract of Ruding: coinage history.typed 1 p; quote by S. Slichter: competition and money making.hoi 3 p; abstract and quotes by Vi. Shaw: Mercantilist maxims, gold-silver

ratio and coinage before 1492.hoi 7 p; abstracts of Sieveking: medieval barter and expenses and invest-

ment, Comaenda, Venetian trade and banking, early companies.hoi 6 p; statistics by A. ; gold and silver production 1492-1875.hoi 16 p; abstract of T. Tooke: currency principle, History of Prices.hoi 16 p; abstract of A. Toynbee: Lectin-es on the Industrial Revolution

in England.hoi 6 p; abstract of Unwin: 12th and l?th Century ss£ London oligarchy and

early guilds, guild prevalence.

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hoi 23 p; abstract of R. Vaughan: Discourse on Coin and Coining;.hoi 23 p; abstracts of A. Wagner: Russian paper money, inconvertible papermoney theory (see M75).

hoi 15 p; abstract of G. ?/iebe:abstracts by F. Wieser: Austrian paper money (see 8184).

loungman: Standard Oil, and Morgan, Harriman -hoi 22 p;hoi 3 p; abstract of A.Kuhn-loeb groups,

hoi 2 p; abstracts of S. Ross, L. Jierriam, F. Fetter, J.B. C^ark: moneyas standard of deferred payment,

hoi p ; abstracts of Montesquieu, J. Stewart, Hume, Arbhur Young, J.Wheatley: quantity theory of money,

hoi 2 p; abstracts of Bucher, Cunningham, E. iieyer: economic life of Greeceand Rome,

hoi 31 p; abstracts of Rodbertus, Bucher, Beloch, E. Meyer, Diehl, Lamprecht:economic development of ancient times.

hoi 12 p; abstract of E. Simcox [?], J. Hittall: ancient Egypt,hoi 1 p; notes for historical material on money economy; bibliography andnotes [for book?]

hoi 1 p; references to Bernheim and Langlois: psychology and history study.

Following are WCM notes and Ms for proposed bookon the money economy.

) r M332 hoi 1 p; Chapter I - outline - growth of money economy.VM333 hoi 1 p; Chapter I; money economy and capitalism - Sombart, Hobson, Veblen,>M334 hoi 2 p; Chapter II; "Development of the Money Economy"; references to E.

Meyer, L. Friedlander, L. Magnus, J. Friese.M335 hoi 1 p; Chapter XI; "Evaluation of the Money Economy".M336 hoi 37 p; collection of notes and ils accompanying above book material; on:

hedonist, ecooiimic theory and none;* economy, aoQ.ey and economic theory,economic rationality, consumers' surplus (Marshall, Patten), levels ofanalysis, valuation consistency (J.B. Ciark, Edgeworth), pecuniary logicand interests and material wellbeing, medieval economics history,institutions (Veblen), critique and problems of economic theory, method,utility, monej economy and conduct, economic laws (J. Dewey), Fabiansand Eenthanites, pure and institutional theory, clipping on nationalbankruptcy

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1931, Jun 5; carbon Ms 3 p& clipping; draft of WGM views on IV.R. Hearstpublic works proposals; Hev: York Herald Tribune account.

1932, Jan [?]; carbon Us 5p; prefatory note to O.T. Mallery's book onplanning and public works.

19S2, Oct 3; hoi 12 p; "Laissez-faire and Central Planning"; talk to OxfordUniversity Liberal Club.

1932, oiov 17; carbon As 8 p; "The University and Economic Changes"; addressto New York University Centennial Conference.

1933, Jun 23; hoi 8 p; "Trend of Economic Organization in the U.S."; talk toSection K of the AAAS.

1934, ^ar 1*|; hoi 11 p; copy 8 p; "Social Planning"; talk to 5ureau ofEducational Experiments.

1934, Sep [?]; printed 4 p; progran of WCM Hitchcock Lectures at Universityof California.

1934, Sep 3; hoi 13 p; outline of Hitchcock lecture no.l, 3p.1934, Sep 5; holl2 p; Hitchcock lecture no.2.1934, Sep 7; hoi 17 p; Hitchcock lecture np. 3 (originally no.4).1934, Sep 11; hoi 8 p; Hitchcock lecture no.4 (originally no.5).1934, Sep 12; hoi 1 p; talk on New Deal policy; at University of California.1934, Sep 13; hoi 16 p; Hitchcock lecture no.5.1934, Sep 17; hoi 18 p; Hitchcock lecture no. 6.1934, Sep [19]; hoi 12 p; Hitchcock lecture no. 7. (incorrectly dated Sep 17)Sep 24; hoi 12 p; Hitchcock lecture no. 8.1934, Sep 26; hoi 15 p; Hitchcock lecture no. 9.1934, Nov 29; typed s 17 p; "National Planning"; script of radio broadcastwith L. Tyson.

1935, Feb 18; hoi 12 p; carbon is 23 p; manuscript and transcript of WCMMessenger lecture no. 1. at Cornell University; with introduction by L.Farrand.

1935, Feb 22; typed and hoi 6 p; [incoaolete]; carbon Ms 27 p; ?nanuscriptand transcript Messenger lecture no. 2; quotes by J. Stewart on government.

1935, Feb 24; hoi 2 p; outline of Messenger lectures.1935, Feb 25; hoi 29 p; carbon Ms 23 p; Messenger lecture no. 3.1935, jJar 1; hoi 17 p; carbon Ms 22 p; \.essenger lecture no. 4; quotes byJ. Orchard on Japan.

1935, ;»!ar 4; hoi 21 p; carbon Ms 24 p; Messenger Lecture no. 5; quotes byA. Berle and G. itfeans on inoiern economy.

1935, iar 8; hoi 12 p; carbon Ms 21 p; .ie3 enger lecture no. 6.1935, Mar 11; hoi 20 p; carbon "Is 24 p; liesseiger lecture no. 7.1935, :Aar 15; hoi 16 p; carbon Ms 24 p; Messenger lecture no. 8.1935, Mar 18; hoi 17 p; carbon .Ms 24 p; Messenger lecture no. 9.1935, Mar 22; hoi 11 p; carbon ."As 24 p; Messenger lecture no. 10.1935, ilar 25; hoi 18 p; carbon Ms 24 p; .-essenger lecture no. 11.1935, iiar 29; hoi 20 p; carbon s 24 p; Messenger lecture no. 12.

1936, May 14; hoi 3 ?; copy 3 p; "National Planning"; talk to Bank StreetSchools.

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1957, tfay 20 & Jan 7, 1938; hoi 2 p; copy 2 p; "National Planning"; talk toEank Street Schools.

1938, Jan 7; see 5/20/37 N.

1940, Feb to Apr; typed & hoi; l p> EC; class assignments - war activitiesof governments.

1940, rJay 23; hoi 6 p; copy 7 p; "National Planning"; talk to Bank StreetSchools.

1940, Oct 8; hoi 3 p; EC; 2d lecture; human nature and laissez-faire, planningand state interfi^ference.

1941, May 13; hoi 12 p; EC; final lecture; 2 outlines - role of state andtraditional theory, wartime government role, peacetime role and planning.

1943, Oct 13; hoi 12 p; transcript from memory of outline for talk:"Economic Research in War and Reconstruction"; to Research Bureau forPost-War Economic Planning.

1934 or 1935]; hoi 2 p; statistics on wagearners per firm.1934 or 1935]; hoi 2 p; advantages of private business planning, Zyder Zee.1934or 1935]; hoi 1 p; business and urban and Japanese planning, corporatestate.

Following are notes onWCM reading; undated.

typed 1 p; quotes by A. Berle and G. Means: large corporations.typed 3 p; qdotes by S. Chase and H. Loeb: America1s productive capacity.typed 9 p; quotes by J.M. Clark from "Productive Capacity and EffectiveDemand"

typed 4 p; quotes by E. Nourse: America's productive capacity.

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1914, Feb & Mar; hoi 17 p; J. Dewey on social psychology; notes from manu-script of Dewey lectures.

1914, Mar 19; hoi 1 p; talk on J. De??ey.definitions

[n.d.]; hoi 1 p; dictionary*>,of hedonism.[before 1913]; hoi & typed 24 p; E0; Bering Straits Eskimo; quotes by Nelsonand Boas,

[before 1913]; hoi 8c typed 18 p; E0; weapons and food; quotes by Curr,Grinnell, Spencer and Gillen.

[before 1913]; hoi 2 p; E0; Pueblo Indians.[before 1913]; hoi 5 p; E0; metaphysical implications of savage intelli-gence, origin of animism.before 1913]; hoi 11 p; E0; domestication of animals.before 1913]; typed 2 p; Indians of North Pacific coast,before 1913]; hoi & typed 25 p; 5X3; economic life of Australian aborigines;quotes by Kroeber.

[before 1913]; hoi & typed 46 p; E0; hunting; quotes by Cushing, Nelson,Boas, Grinnell.

hoi 44 p; E0; manufacturing origins.before 1913before 1913before 1913Batchelor.

[before 1913]; hoi[before 1913]; hoi

hoi 26 p; E0; beginnings of agriculture.hoi 50 p; E0; evaluation of agriculture; quotes by Dorsey,

1 p; Fijians.1 p; other lower.hunters besides Australians.

[before 1913]; hoi 33 p; E0; exchange; quotes by Nelson, E. Man, H. Roth,Thurn, R. Smyth, C. Codrington, 0. Mason [?]

hoi 9 p; E0; introcutory lecture.5 p; E0; introductory lecture.

[before 1913"[before 1913"[before 1913'[before,1913^[before 1913"[before 1313'

hoihoi 5 p; E0; introductory lecture.hoi 2 p; E0; summary lecture.hoihoi

1 p; E0; summary lecture.3 p; E0; summary lecture - general aspects of ^economic

development in earlier stages.[before 1913]; hoi 6 p; summary lecture - ethnology,[before 1913]; hoi 4 p; summary lecture.[before 1913]; hoi 2 p; E0; outline of ethnological material,[before 1913]; ho 1 1 p; E0; political institutions,[before 1913]; hoi 1 p; EO;ethnology and antiquity,before 1913]; hoi 2 p; E0; habits of work,before 1913]; hoi 3 p; E0; beginnings of ownership.before 1913]; hoi & typed 56 p; E0; organization of labor; quotes by J.Bonnick, ft. Roth, "icGee, Boas, Grinnell, K. Stei.ier, J. Heckewelder,Thurn, Batchelor, Bogoras, Jlatbhews, Cushing, TTilliams, Calvert, W. Ellis,Carr, Hale, Dorsey, Lummis, Gatschet, H. Ellis, Spencer and Gillen;reference to Schmoller.

[before 1913]; hoi & typed 33 p; E0; evolution of economic technique -domestic; quote by Grinnell.

[before 1913]; hoi 9 p; EQ}. primitive agriculture.[bfore 1913]; hoi 5 p; E0; Central Australian aborigines,[before 1913]; hoi & typed 73 p; E0; conditions of economic development -outline; quotes by Grinnell, Boas, Powell, tfcGee, Spencer, Gillen, Williams& Calvert, H. Ellis, Wallace.

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[before 1913]; hoi 5 p; W; conditions of economic development - outline;lower hunters,

[before 1913]; hoi 30 p; development of manufactures.

WCM notes on his reading;undated

typed 3 p; quotes, C. Ayres.hoi 2 p; quotes, A. Bain.hoi 5 p; quotes and abstracts, J. Baldwin (see A95, A101)typed 29 p; quotes, J. Batchelor.typed 4 p; quotes, H. Bates.2) typed 132 p; quotes and reference, F. Boas,typed 23 p; quotes, W. Bogoras.typed 14 p; quotes, Erinton.typed 1 p; table: British Assoaiation for Advancement of Science; metricalequivalencies in inches,

typed 2 p; quotes by H. Bro?m.hoi 7 p; quotes and abstracts, K. Bucher.typed I p; quote, H. Bumstead.typed 1 p; quotes, W. Bush.

Carr.Chamberlain.

typed 10 p; quotes, Ltyped 15 p; quotes, Atyped 11 p; quotes, J.^. Clark.typed 7 p; quotes, iA. Cohen.typed 25 p; quotes, Curr.typed 1 p; quote, J. Curtin.typed 41 p; quotes, F. Cushing.typed 5 p; quotes, C. Darwin. -typed 2 p; quotes, 2 p; J. Dashiell.typed 1 p; quote, G. Dawson.typed 3 p; quotes by F. Dewey.hoi & typed 21 p; quotes and abstracts, J. Dewey.hoi 3 p; quotes, Dewey and Tufts.printed 1 p; review of X. Dickinson's Economic Motives, by S. Chase.typed 17 p; quotes, Dorsey.typed 1 p; quote, E. Dutcher.hoi 3 p; quotes and abstract, H. Ellis.hoi 2 p; quote, J. Fewkes.hoi 3 p; quotes, Y?. Fite.printed 1 p; L. Fraina: "Socialism and Psychology".typed 2 p; quote, F. Galton.typed 19 p; quotes, Gatschet.typed 67 p; quotes, G. Grinnell.typed 16 p; quotes, E. Grosse.hoi 4 p; abstract, A.T. Hadley.hoi & typed 9 p; quotes, E. Hahntyped 12 p; quotes, Hale.typed 15 p; quotes, B. Hart.typed 11 p; quotes, L. Hobhouse.typed 4 p; quotes, F. Hodge.hoi 14 p; abstract, H. Hoffding.typed 13 p; quotes, ft. Holmes.hoi 15 p; abstracts and quotes,hoi 1 p; abstract, A. Jenks.

W. James (see 0101).

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hoi 1 p; quote, A. Johnson,typed 3 p; quotes, H. Kali en.typed 7 p; quotes, Kroeber.hoi 15 p; abstract, 0. Kulpe (and bibliography on elassification of feelings)typed 7 p; quotes, J. Letheraan.typed 14 p; quotes, Letourneau.carbon 1 p; [incomplete]; quote, S. Lewisohn.typed 1 p; quote, W. Lippman.typed 20 p; quotes, C. Luomis.typed 1 p; qjaote, H. Marot.hoi 19 p; abstracts, H. iiarshall (see 0153).typed 5 p; quotes, 0. Mason,hoi and typed 45 p; quotes, W. Mathews.typed 65 p; quotes, W. McGee.hoi 11 p; abstract, C. liercier.typed 13 p; quotes, J. Mooney.typed 3 p; quotes, J. Moore,hoi 11 p; quotes, C. Morgan (see 0149).typed 1 p; [inccaplete]; quotes, Neeboer.typed 11 p; quotes, E. Nelson,typed 14 p; quotes, Niblach.typed 2 p; quotes, F. Nicholas.typed 33 p; quotes, E. Payne.typed 7 p; quotes, R. Perry.typed 3 p; quotes, Report of the Philippine Co Emission (1901).typed 1 ; abstract, L. Pohle.hoi 1 p; reference, R. Pound,typed 14 p; quotes, J. Powell,typed 1 p; quote and drawing, F. Putnam,hoi 1 p; abstract, H. Rashdall.typed & printed; quotes by and clipping on J.H. Robinson,hoi 2 p; quotes, J. Romanes (see <J)149).hoi 6 p; quotes, E. Ross.hoi 3 p; references and abstracts, G. Schnoller.typed 2 p; quotes, H. Schneider,typed 3 p; quotes, IV. Sheldon.typed 1 p; quote, J. Shotwell.typed 2 p; quote, E. Southard,typed 42 pj quotes, Spencer and Gillan.hoi 31 p; abstracts, H. Stanley (see 0151, 0153).typed 7 p; quotes, A. Stephen,hoi 9 p; abstract, G. Stout,typed 30 p; quotes, Atyped 16 p; quotes, Ftyped 2 p; quotes, G. Tawney.typed 2 p; quotes, J. Teit.hoi 7 p; abstract,hoi 6 pj quotes, J. Tiburtius.hoi 6 p; quotes and abstract, E

1 p; abstract, T. Veblen.1 p; quote, Vincent.

Sutherland.Taussig.

Teit.Thomas (see 07).

Titchener.hoitypedtyped 3 p; quotes, A. Whitney.

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050 typed 60 p; quotes, Williams & Calvert.051 typed 1 p; quote, C. Willoughby.0138 hoi 12 p; quotes and abstract, W. TVundt (see 0151).0139 typed 1 p; quote, R. lerkes.0152 hoi 31 p; abstracts of W. Johnson, J. Sully, F. Mason, A. Bain, H. Stanley,

H. Marshall.0150 hoi 15 p; abstracts of S. "iezes, C. Strong, H. 'iarsbali., H. Nichols.0151 hoi 14 p; abstracts and quotes by H.Stanley, 7«. Wundt, A. Horwig.055 hoi 2 p; bibliography on property - destruction at death, comnunistic.0144 hoi 1 p; bibliography on hedonism.

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1900 [n.d.]; (1 & 2); [by WCm?]; typed and carbon ms 204 p; "Statistics ofOccupations in the Eleventh Census" part of T.'CM Census monograph.

1915, Feb 11; hoi 7 p; copy 3 p; "Why the Country Needs Women Voters"; talk toYiomen's Political Union.

1915, Feb 19; hoi 5 p; "Use of Statistics in Business"; lecture at Earvard.1915, Sep 6; hoi 11 p; copy 9 p; "Social Progress and Social Science"; talk toSan Francisco Radical Club.

1916, Apr 17; hoi 1 p; copy 1 p; "Reasons for Studying Socialism"; sent toIntercollegiate Socialist Society.

1917, Apr 25; hoi 4 p; copy 4 p; "HOusewives as Voters"; talk to Household ArtsEconomics Club (Teachers College).

1917, Oct 26; hoi 4 ; "Measuring the Fluctuations of Securities"; talk toAssociation of Finance Statisticians.

1917, Oct 50; hoi 4 p; copy 3 p; "Social" Importance of Statistics"; talk toNational Workmen's Compensation Service Bureau's Coinmittee on Statistics.

1917 [n.d.]; carbon ms 4 p; "Economics"; for American Year Book, 1917.

1920, Jan 27; carbon ms 16 p; "Social Problems and the Social Sciences"; talkto a churchVclub.

1920, Feb 5; carbon ms 2 p; copy 2 o; "The New School for Social Research";letter to Editor of New York Evening Post.

1920, Feb 22; carbon ms 14 p; "Scientific Method in Treating Social Problems";\ talk to church group./ 1920, Mar 8; hoi 8 p; "Causes of the High Cost of Living"; talk to Junior League.

1920, rtfar 24; hoi 9 p; "Prospects of Economics"; talk to Columbia PoliticalEconomy Club.

1920, Mar 31; carbon ss 6 p; copy 4 p; "The New School for Social Research";letter to Editor of New York Evening Post.

1920, Apr 21; hoi 5 p; "The Commonwealth School"; talk to teachers and parents.1920, iiay 17; hoi 2 p; talk to NB staff conference on NB organization, function,progress, and plans.

1920, Aug 14; hoi 9 p; copy 7 p; "The l\&n School for Social Research"; tali: tofriends at Greensboro.1920 [n.d.] hoi 20 p; "The New School for Social Research - Work of the FirstTerm; Feseerches under wya; Suggestions concerning future development".

X56 1920 [n.d.] "Announcement11, 1920-21, of New School; lists 2 WCai courses.

1921, Feb 10; typed and hoi ms; Distribution of Income; 1st lecture (new School):course plans; income distribution and economic theory - .^althus, Corn Laws,Ricardo, Say, J. 7ill, J.S. Uill, Austrians, Marshall; quantitative work;national income; attached - catalogue decsription of course; quotes: A. Young,Rorty, King (wealth and income statistics).

1921, Feb 17; hoi 4 p; Distribution of Income; 2d lecture; national incomeestimation, income classifications, bibliogroahy.

1921, Feb 24; hoi 2 p; Distribution of Income; 3d lecture: King's income estimates1921, Liar ?•; hoi 5 p; Distribution of Income; 4th lecture; personal incomedistribution - King, Pareto's - ay, ifacauley.

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1921, Max 9; carbon ms 1 p; Distribution of Income; list of students.1921, Uar 10; hoi 5 p; Distribution of Income; 5th lecture; personal incomedistribution statistics, effects of war and business cycle.

1921, Mar 17; hoi 8 p; Distribution of Income; 6th lecture; war and incomedistribution.

1921, Mar 31; hoi 2 p; Distribution of Income; savings, laws of distribution.1921, Mar 31; dee 4/7/21 X1921, .Apr 7; hoi 6 p; Distribution of Income; 8th lecture; static and causaldistribution theory; quantification; Kuznets.

1921, Apr 8; hoi 4 p; "National Income and its Distribution"; talk to 7<'ashingtonsection of ASA (E. Goldenweiser).

1921, Apr 14; hoi 1 p; Distribution of Income; Kuznets1 estimates.1921, Apr 21; hoi 11 p; Distribution of Income; 10th lecture; Bowley's andWilliams1 estimates for United Kingdom.

1921, Apr 28; hoi 3 p; Distribution of Income; meaning of national income;taxation and national product measurement.

1921, Apr 28; see 5/5/21 X.1921, May 5; hoi 9 p; Distribution of Income; 12th lecture; taxation - M.C.Rorty letter (3/18/21).

1921, May 19; hoi 7 p; Distribution of Income; final lecture; quantitativeeconomics and economic theory; problems of production.

1921, May 26; hoi 4 p; "Best Form of Index Numbers" talk to Carl Snyder's staffat Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

1922, Jan 6; typed and hoi and carbon ms 4 p; "Price Statistics"; speciallecture at New School; attached - list of index numbers, information sources,classes of prices.

1922, Jan 24; carbon ms 7 p; "Financial Policy and its Relation to the PriceLevel"; address before President's Conference on Agricultural problems.

1922, Feb 6; carbon ms 10 p; "Annual Report of the Directors of Research"of the NB.

1922, Mar 30; hoi & mimeographed ms 13 p; "Economic Research as a Career"; talkto Columbia Economics Club; attached - description of W. Charter's How toSell at Retail, list of economic research bureaus.

1922, July 8 [publication date]; carbon ms 7 p; review of A. Pound's Iron Manin Industry (published in New York Evening Post as "Men and Machines")

1922, FaJJL; typed ms 5 p; "Recommendations for Research Viork of the Staff duringthe coming Winter and Spring" (NB).

1923, Jan 18; hoi 7 p; "Distribution of Income in the United States?; talk toEducational Department, International Ladies Garnent Workers Union.

1923, Feb 5; carbon ms 21 p; "Annual Report of the Director of Research" (NB).1923, Mar 1; carbon ms 7 p; "National Bureau of Economic Research and its Work".1923, Apr 7 [publication date]; carbon ms 11 p; "'Capitalist Civilization'";review of S. and B. ftebb's Decay of Capitalist Civilization (published, NewYork Evening Post, as "Is Capitalism Decaying?")

1923, May 13; carbon 9 p; "ftork of the National Bureau of Economic Research,Inc."; statement for Pritchett.

1923, Oct 30; carbon ms 3 p; review of R. Zon and W. Sparhawk's Forest Resourcesof the World.

1923, Hov 1; carbon ms 4 p; "Current "iVork of the Mation J. Bureau of EconomicResearch".

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1923, Nov 7; carbon ms 5 p; review of B. Russell's Prospects of IndustrialCivilization (published, in New York Evening Post, as "Social Evolution").

1923, Dec 5; hoi 8 p; "Forecasts of the Social Future"; talk to Columbia SocialProblems Club.

1923, Dec 24; carbon ms 4 p; "Report to the Representatives of the American Eco-nomic Association upon the Social Science Research Council" (with H. Secrist).

1924, Feb 25; hoi 9 p; "Business Hazards"; talk to Shareholders meeting of OurCooperative Cafeteria, Inc. (on consumer co-ops).

1924, Mar 25; carbon ms 4 p; "Social Research Needs of Columbia University";revision of memorandum prepared for Seligman by Ogburn (E.R.A.S.)

1924, Apr 3; typed and carbon ms (2 copies) 2 p; introduction of B. Russell atLeague for Industrial Democracy dinner.

1924, Dec 15; carbon ms 2 p; "Current Work of the National Bureau for EconomicResearch".

1925, Feb 2; mimeograph ms 10 p; "Annual Report of the Directors chf Research"(NB) (with gay).

1925, Feb 19; hoi 1 p; introduction for F. Franklin.1925, Mar 3; hoi 1 p; copy 2 p; "Origin and Functions of the NBER"; talk toluncheon given by G. aiay.

1925, Mar [?]; [publication date]; carbon ms 7 p;"Quantitative Method in Eco-nomic Theory".

1925, Sep 1; hoi 6 p; "The Social Sciences"; talk to session of conference ofpsychologists and SSRC members.

1925, Dec 3; hoi 2 p; copy 2 p; "Importance of Literary Form in Economic Theory";talk to Columbia Political Economy Club.

1925, Dec 14; hoi 5 p; "Trend og Economic Research in Industry"; talk to NationalResearch Council, Division of Engineering and Industrial Research.

1925, Dec 30; hoi 4 p; copy 4 p; "Contribution of the Social Sciences"; talk:American Association for Labor Legislation.

1926, Feb 1; carbon ms 13 p; "Annual Report of the Directors of Resaerch" (NB)(with Gay$.

1926, Feb 7; mimeograph ms 19 p; "Annual Report of the Directors of Research"(NB) (?dth Gay).

1926, Feb 25; hoi 9 p; copy 6 p; "Economic Service of Merchants"; address toNational Builders, Supply Association; attached - dinner program.

1926, Dec 13; carbo;i ms 2 p; "Report upon the Work of Lesley Clair Mitchell in1926" (NE).

1926, Dec 18; typed ms 3 p; "Report of the Corrjnittee on Research Fellowships"(SSRC).

1927, Feb 1; mimeograph ms 19 p; (2 copies); "Annual Report of the Directors ofResearch" (NE) (with Gay).

1927, Feb 10; hoi 4 p; copy 3 p; "Methods of work"; talk to Coiumbia PoliticalEconomy Club.

1927, Apr 2; typed ms 2 p; "Report of the Committee on Research Fellowships"SSRC).

1927, Dec 27; typed and carbon ms 6 p; discussion of "Present Status and FutureProppects of Quantitative Economics"; AEA meeting.

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' \ 1928, Mar 12; carbon ms 9 p; "Commercial Education and the Scientific Spirit".^ 1929, Feb 14; mimeograph ms 9 p; "Science in Business"; talk to Bureau of

Personnel Administration.1929, Nov 8; carbon ms 14 p; "Institute for Research rim the Social Sciences";address to Association of American Universities.

1929 [n.d.]; carbon as 5 p; Foreword to P. Brissenden!s Earnings of FactoryWorkers, 1899-1927; WCM note to L. Wolman.

1930, Dec 29; hoi 6 p; talk on history and work of SSRC.

1931, Mar 9 to 15; carbon ms 22 p; "Consumption and Leisure as a; Field forResearch".

1931, Nov 5; hoi 4 p; "Department of Economics at Oxford"; talk to economicstutors at Oxford.

1931, Nov 25; hoi 6 p; "Response to toast by Hodgskin"; at Balliol Collegedinner; on business cycles, England, social Sciences.

X45 1931, [n.d.]; printed 8 p; (17 copies); Bibliography of Wesley Clair Mitchell:from Bibliography of the Faculty of Political Science, Columbia University1880-1930".

1932, Jan 1; hoi 8 p; "Tools of Economics"; talk to teachers of economics con-ference (in England).

1932, Feb 23; hoi 6 p; "Organization of Economic Teaching"; talk to economicstutors at Keble [?] College.

[1932, Mar 22 ?]; hoi 3 p; "Economic Trends in the U.S."; talk to Harvard freshmen.' \ 1932, July 1; hoi 6 p; "Outline made while working on Introduction to Recent

Social Trends".1932, Oct 13; hoi 11 p; copy 8 p; "Economics at the English Universities"; talkto Columbia Economics Club.

X57 [1932?]; hoi 3 p; suggestions for address as chairman of Section K. ofl AAAS.X58 [1932?]; hoi 5 p; "International Factors in American Life"; attached - population

statistics notes.1933, Jan 27; hoi 2 p; copy 2 p; "Social Trends and Education"; talk to Bureauof Educational Experiments.

1933, Feb 2; hoi 9 p; copy 7 p; "Social Trends and Education"; talk at LincolnSchool.

- 1933, Feb 24; typed ms 20 p; "Economics Trends in the U.S."; address to FalkFoundation dinner.

(1)1933, Mar 1; hoi 5 p; copy 5 p; "Social Trends and Education"; lecture toTeachers College Class.

(2)1933, Mar 1; mimeograph ms 11 p; "Recent Social Changes"; address to TeachersColleges; with introduction by J.*. Clark and carbon letter to WCM bysecretary on receipt of address copy (7/15/33).

1233, Sep 14; hoi 2 p; copy 2 p; talk on 10th anniversary of SSRC.

1934, Apr 4; hoi 4 p; copy 3 p; talk to Memorial Meeting for Harriet Johnson;attached - program.

1934, Apr 16; hoi 10 p; copy 6 p; talk on aims of education - Oxford and U.S.(1)1934, Sep 21; hoi 1 p; "Trend of Economics"; talk to honor students at University

of California.v (2)1934, Sep 21; hoi 4 p; "Research in the Social Sciences"; talk to Institute of/ Social Science, University of California.

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1934, Sep 22; hoi 1 p; "Role of Crisis in Social Evolution"; talk at Universityof California.

" 1934, Oct 4; carbon ms 4 p; "Need for Economic Education"; talk on radio.- 1934, Nov 21; hoi 5 p; copy 5 p; "'tiax Lerner Group'"; talk on social groups

and conflicts on the U.S., Marx and Veblen.1934, Dec 17; mimeographed and printed,Lf-^^ seating list and program for WCMbirthday dinner.

1934, Dec 18; 1 p; newspaper clipping on birthday dinner.1934, Dec 23; hoi 2 p; copy excerpt 1 p; list of suggested topics for HarvardTercentenary address; quotes by H. Brown, Woodbridge for same.

1935, June [?]; printed 2 pf review by F. James of Economic Essays Contributedin Honor of Wesley Clair Mitchel1.

1935, Sep 7; hoi 4 p; "Shawnee"; economic research organization plans, historyof NB.

1936, Apr 16; hoi 4 p; talk to Memorial Meeting for James Harvey Robinson.1936, Jun 13; printed 1 p ; review by E. Ginzberg of What Veblen Taught.1936, Jun 17; printed 1 p ; review by S. Hook of fthat Veblen Taught.1936, Dec [?]; carbon ms 5 p; "Appendix B; Note on Statistical Organizationin the United States Prior to the Organization of tThe Central StatisticalBoard" [by WCM?].

X47 - [1936?]; carbon ms 1 p; bibliography of WCM, 1936.X46 [1936?]; hoi 4 p; copy 6 p; "Intelligence and the Guidance of Economic Evo-

lution"; Harvard Tercentenary address.

• 1937, Apr 7; hoi and typed ms 4 p, printed; introduction of speakers at Academyof Political Science session on Economic and Financial Policies of the U.S.;attached - program (speakers: R. V.arren, F. white, V?. Cnlbertson, F.Sayre).

1937, tfay 11; carbon ms 3 p; copy 3 p; address on and to National Instituteof Social Sciences.

1937, July 31; printed 2 p; review by L. Lyon of 3ASM.1937, Sep [?]; printed 2 p; review by E.P. Brown of BASM.

X50 [1937?]; carbon 1 p; WCM bibliography, 1937.[1937?]; printed, copy 1 p; review by H. Mussey of BAS'J.

1938, Dec 27; typed ms 8 p; "Scientists as Citizens"; address to AAAS meeting,Rotary Club luncheon.

1933, Dec 29; carbon ms 10 p; copy 9 p; "Science and the State of lAind";address to American Science Teachers Association.

1938, Dec [?]; printed 2 p; cover of Virginia Journal of Education yrith WCMphotograph and nessage on use of science.

7"7 1939, liar 16; hoi 3 p; talk at dinner honoring TDveline LI. Burns.1939, Mar 27 to iiay 15; mimeograph outline 7 p; outline of seminsr 315 on

\ imperialism; with bibliography.%j/ 1939, Apr 25; hoi 5 p; copy 3 p; talk to }levr School Anniversary dinner on its

early history.1939, Apr 27; hoi 5 p;2copies 5 p; "Social Unit Plan"; talk at dinner to presentplan.

1939, lAay 2; hoi 23 p; t a lk on R. Lynd's Knosrled.gg for Y.hat to ColunbiaEconomics Club.

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1333, L!ay 25; "Technological and Social Change"; talk to Bank Street students(hol 3 p)1339, Oct 11; hoi 5 p; "Impact of War on the Economy of the U.S."; talk to-Columbia Economics Club.

1953, Oct 13; hoi 3 p; "Vihat the national Bureau is and Does"; talk toAdvisory Conference on Financial Research.

-x 1939, Cct 20; typed ms 2 p; copy 1 p; "Debt of the Social Sciences to JohnDeTrey"; talk in honor of his 80th birthday.

4 1959, Oct 21; hoi 2 p; copy 2 p; "Resources for Building America"; introductorytalk at John Dewey's 80th birthday Conference: conference program attached.

. 1239, L'IOV 20; carbon ms 9 p; summary of meeting to discuss plans for UniversityNational Bureau. Committee

-' 1959, Dec 1; typed ms 13 p; excerpt copy 7 p; "Integration of the SocialSciences"; talk at 10th anniversary of University of Chicago Social SciencesBuilding; meetings program attacehd.

1959, Dec 27; hoi 7 p; "Public Relations of Science"; broadcast of AAAS addresswith introduction.

- 1339, Dec 29; carbon ras 7 p; "Feeling and Thinking in Scientific Work"; talkto Pi Gamma Mu, Columbus,Ohio.

• 1939, Dec [?]; [publication date]; carbon ms 5 p; "Edv;ard Robert AndersonSeligian, 1331-1939".

X51 - [1333?]; typed 2 p; r/CV. bibliography for J. Dorfman.X4S . [1939?]; typed ms 21 p; copy 17 p; series of papers: "How the National Bureau's

• Program is uiade", "Choosing the Subjects of Research11, "Esti;nates of NationalIncome as a guide to Economic Reason", "Limitations on the Number of Under-takings", "Investigations should Contribute to One Another" [by WCi?]

1940, iiay 1; hoi 3 p; carbon ms 8 p; address at dinner in honor of VladimirSimkhovitch.

1940, Lvov 11; typed and hoi and carbon ins 23 p; copy 13 p; "National Unity andIntellectual Freedom"; address to American Committee for Democracy and In-

. tellectual Freedom".tl i£"4»*7 Dec 12; hoi 27 p; "Economics and the Formation of Public Policies"; ralk

to Columbia Economics Club.1940, Dec 23; hoi 8 p; typed ms 6 p; "Economic Effects of the Civil War"; talkto AEA meeting.

1242, Feb 10; typed ms 3 p; "why Keep Prices Down?"1942, Apr 19; hoi 2 p; "Research in Industry"; talk to meeting of Universities -N3 Committee.

1342, Dec 7; carbon ms 35 p; "Vihat Should the Ordinary Citizen Knov/ aboutEconomics?"

(1)1243, Feb 3; typed ms 35 p; "V.hat Should the Ordinary Citizen Kno?; aboutEconomics?" (12/7/42 draft with comments by A.F*. Bums).

(2)1943, Feb 8; carbon ms 27 p; "Yfnat Should the Ordinary Citizen Kno?/ ahoutEconomics?" (2nd draft).

1343, 'iiar/ 20; hoi 10 p; "V/artime Prosperity and the Future"; talx to BankStreet students.

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[1944?]; typed 20 p; printed 3 p; \"C'A bibliography.

1945, Hay 11; hoi and typed ras 23 p; copy 25 p; "Fifty Years as an Economist";talk to Columbia Economics Club.

1945, June 6; hoi 11 p; "Regional Research";talk at Federal Reserve 3ank ofPhiladelphia; attached - list of those present.

1946, Oct 15; newspaper clippings on National Council of American-SovietFriendship sponsors.

1946,0ct[ndl; carbon 13 p; list of books and periodicals received from YiCul.

1947, July & Oct; newspaper clippings on coiimunists and anti-communism.1947, Aug 50; printed and typed 1 p; certificate designating 7$rCM United Statesdelegate to the Inter-American Statistical Institute General Assembly.

1947, Dec 23; typed ms 3 p; carbon 8 p; typed 8 p; carbon 3 p. (2 drafts);Y.'alker L'edal acceptance speech at AEA meeting.

1948, Apr 2; mimeograph 5 p; quotes from TvCLi "Quantitative Analysis in Eco-nomic Theory" and TV CM note on permission to quote given to Wilson Gee.

1948, r.!ay [?]; AZA description of Francis A. v."alker Av/ard (from Proceedings)194S, Oct 29 to Dec 4; 13 newspaper clippings on 1VCL4 death.

carbon ms 14 p; "Wages and Productivity" [reply zo G. Soule].hoi 1 p; "controlling Factors in Econoaiic: Situation - Constants or SlowlyChanging Variables2.

printed 4 p; program of inauguration of New School's Institute of n'orld Affairs(Vi'CJi speaking on "Economics in a Unified YTorld")

hoi 3 p; excerpt copy 1 p; "Notes for Discussion of Haney's Paper on C[ost] ofProduction] Statistics".

carbon ms 4 p; "Coal: a Suggestion for a Hard winter" [by WCIJ?]printed 2 p; program leaf of Little Red School House (lists WCM as trustee)printed 1 p; poem, "Procul Negatus" [By ?."&!?]printed; 26 students' class cards for Economics 315.[1927 or 1923?]; "Amalgamated Plan for Unemployment Insurance".[1340 or later]; C£jrbon ms 6 p; copy 6 p; "Conservation or Liberty".[1940 or later]; carbon ins 1 p; copy 1 p; "Characteristics of the OrdinaryCitizen"::

[1941 or later?]; "Responsibilities of the Directors and Staff of the NationalBureau of Economic Research.

Wesley Clair Mitchell X - 8

Box 41: Miscellaneous (typewritten articles, autograph notes)

Box 42: Calendar

Box 43: Duplicates

Box 44: Notebooks

Box 45: Photographs, Printed Materials.

Mitchell Addition 1Wesley Clair Mitchell

1998 Addition

Gift of the University of Connecticut, 30 September 1998

Papers of W. C. Mitchell assembled by Lucy Sprague Mitchell after his death for use inwriting her joint biography: 7\vo lives: the story of Wesley Clair Mitchell and myself {NewYork, Simon and Schuster, 1953).

Box 46Correspondence to & from Mitchell:

Anderson, Martha, 3 Aug 1948 'Angell, James WH 1936-1940Babst, Dean V, 11 Aug 1947Barnard, Chester Irving, 12 April 1948Bass, Robert Perkins, Sept-Nov 1947Bergeron, Lorenzo U., 14 July 1948Bezanson, Anne, 14 Jan 1947Bonbright, James Cummings, 21 Jan 1948Burgess, Warren Randolph, 10 Nov 1947Burns, Arthur Frank, 1927-1948Burns, Eveline Mabel, Dec 1937Cable, J. Ray, July-Aug 1948Canby, Henry Seidel, Feb 1948Carson, William J., 1947-1948Copeland. Morris Albert 3 Oct 1946Cowles, Alfred, 3rd, 1936-1937Crane, Robert Treat, 9 Jan 1937Crum, Leonard, 8 July 1947Cummings, John, 9 Oct 1923Cutler, Addison T., May 1937Dana, L., 12 June 1936Davis, Elmer, 17 April 1948Dewey, John, 5 Dec 1934Donner, Jane, 3 June 1947Dorfman, Joseph, 1926-1943Douglass, Paul F., 4 Dec 1947Fackenthal, Frank Diehl, 14 April 1937Fisher, Irving, 1946Ford, Guy Stanton, March 1935Fosdick, Raymond Blaine, 18 Jan 1927G., Charles A, 24 Jan 1938Gay, Edwin Francis, 1922-1939Ginzberg, Eli, 10 Feb 1948 & n.dGoodrich, Carter, 11 Nov 1947Hatfield, Henry R, April-May 1923Hoover, Herbert, 20 Oct 1934Hoyt, Homer, 21 Feb 1923

y Knauth, Oswald W., 1923-1947Knight Frank H., March-May 1934Kuznets, Simon, June 1936Lewis, Edward, 19 Oct 1937Lotka, Alfred James, 13 Nov 1947Lubin, Isador, 19 Nov 1947Macaulay, Fraderick R., 1936-1937McCrea, Roswell Cheney, 19 March 1937Maclver, Robert Morrison, 4 June 1936Masters, Donald Campbell Charles, 1935May, George O., n.&Means, Gardiner C, 1937-1938

MitcheU AdditionMeeker, Royal, 1921-1948Mills, Frederick Cecil, 1936-1947Moore, Geoffrey H., 30 July 1947Moore, Henry Ludwell, 24 July 19*24Myrdal, Gunnar, Aug 1947Nienstaedt, L. R., 1946-1947Nortman, P. Bernard, 1947-1948Noyes, C. Reinold, 1947-1948Ogburn, William Fielding. 5 Feb 1937Pegram, George Braxton, 1937-1947Remington, William W, Aug 1948Rice, Stuart Arthur, July-Oct 1947Rockefeller, John D., Jr., 13 Feb 1935Ross, Frank A 1927-1931Schultz, Henry, June 1924

X Schumpeter, Joseph Alois, 1936-1939Simkhovitch, Vladimir Gregorievitch, 20 Jan 1939Smit, Carl Jan, 8 Feb 1947Smith, J. Russell, 26 Feb 1937Soule, George, 20 May 1922Stewart Gertrude D., 17 June 1936Suranyi-Unger, Theo, 23 Aug 1947Taylor, Amos E., 24 July 1947Taylor, Horace, Jan 1931Thorndike, Lynn, 17 Nov 1937Turner, Alice Willard, 25 July 1936Veblen, Thorstein, 1881-1936, copies of corr. & essays by and about T. Veblen.Walker, Sydnor H., 11 Oct 1937Warren, Robert Beach, 18 July 1947Weber, Orlando, 4 April 1938Wilbur, Ray Lyman. 1929-1935Willcox, Walter Francis, 1947-1952Willits, Joseph H, 1936-1948Wilson, Edwin Bidwell, 1928-1948Wolman, Leo, 25 Aug 1936Young, Allyn Abbott, Aug 192-Young, Donald, 7 May 1937Young, Owen D., 30 March 1935

Manuscripts by Mitchell:Box 47

Diaries:1904-1911, typescript extracts, 2 tins.1905-1948, appointment books, 45 vols.

Box 48Chapter outlines, 1915-1921 & no dateLectures & papers, 1898-1947 & no date

Box 49National Bureau of Economic Research Incorporated:

Memoranda, covering letters, etc., 1947-1948

Printed materials:1914-1953

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