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1 PBICE INFLATION AND WAR FINANCE

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5 FEDERAL RESBR PRICES IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD, Federal Reserve Board Price Indexes, International Price Comparisons, Foreign Exchange Rates. Washington, D.C.* The Board, Pp. 65.

6 FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN Wholesale prices in the United States. November, Wholesale prices abroad. June, 1920.

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8 FISHER, Irving "Will prices drop to prewar levels?" AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS, July, Pp. 3. Higher wholesale prices are in prospect for 2 or 3 years.

9 FISHER, Irving Will prices drop to pre-war levels? REVIEW OF REVIEWS, July, 1921.

10 FISHER, Irving High priees and a remedy, REVIEW OF REVIEWS, September, 1919*

11 FISHER, Irving "Are prices coming dowx?" REVIEW OF REVIEWS, vol. 59i June 1919, pp. 595*-9*U "Will prices drop to pre^var levels?" REVIEW OF REVIEWS, vol. 64, July 1921, pp

12 FISHER, Inrii«"Are prices coining down?" REVIEW OF REVIEWS, Vol. 59, June, 1919, pp "Will prices drop to pre-var levels?" REVIEW OF REVIEWS, Vol. 64, July 1921, pp

13 FISHER, Irving kre prioes coming down? REVIEW OF REVIEWS, June, 1919*

14 FLETCHER, H. The war and the price level, BANKERS MAGAZINE, Maroh, The war time rise in prices: its cause, BANKERS MAGAZINE, July, 1919.

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16 GARRETT* G. Dangers of inflation, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, July, 1923-

17 Glasson, W. H. Price inflation: its beneficiaries and its victims, SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY, April, 1920.

18 HANSEN, Alvin H. The Sequence in War Prosperity and Inflation, THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEHI OF POLITICAL & SOCAL SCIENCE, Vol. LX30OX, No. 178, May, 1920.

19 HANSEN, Alvin H. "The Sequence in Var Prosperity and Inflation," THE ANNALS of the American Acadeay of Political and Social Science, Vol. LX, July 1915.

20 HARDING, V. P«G. Author File Reducing Inflation, and Present Status of the Nation's Currency, TRUST COMPANIES, Vol. XHX, No. 2, August, Pp. H8^!50.

21 HARDING,. P. G. "Reducing Inflation and Present Status of the Nation's Currency," TRUST COMPANIES, Vol. XXIX, No. 2, August, PP«H8-150.

22 HARDING, W. P. G. Inflation and Curtailment of Non-Essential Credits, TRUST COMPANIES, Vol. XIVII, No. 3, September, 1918.

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24 HEPBURN, A* Barton "Discussions of Government's Financial Policies, in Relation to Inflation," PROCEEDINGS OF THE ACADEMT OF POLITICAL SCIMCE, Vol. IX, No* 1, June, 1920.

25 HOLLANDER, Jacob H. "Discussion of Government's Financial Policies in Relaticm to Inflation, 11 PROCEEDINGS of the ACADEMT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. II, No* 1, June, 1920.

26 HOLLANDER, Jacob H. Inflation, the ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE, Vol. LmiX, May, 1920.

27 lh hiqh -cosf-^p- Motto probu?*i afdt*- V/o/jd War Z >c>aiher»9 crcnt «rwy/c *JAUJ>0\<J'

28 KEMMERER, E. W. HIGH PRICE AND DEFLATION; AN EXPLANATION OF INFUTION AND THE RISE IN THE COST OF LI7IH5 SINCE 1915; WHY PRICES MUST ULTIMATELY COME DOWN AND THE POLICY TO BE PURSUED IN ORDER TO BRING ABOUT DEFLATION. Princeton* Pp. xii, 86.

29 KEMMERER, Edvin Walter HIGH PRICES AND DEFLATION. Princeton University Press, 1920, Princeton:

30 KEMMERER, E, V. Causes and progress of inflation, PROCEEDINGS of the Academy of Political Science, June, 1920.

31 KEMMERER, Edwin Walter Causes and Progress of Inflation, PROCEEDINGS OF THE ACADEMI OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. IX, No. 1, Jtme, 1920.

32 KEMMERER, Edvin V. "Inflation," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, VIII, June, 1918, pp

33 KEMMERER, Edvin W. Inflation, THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Vol. VIII, No. 2, Jtme, 1918.

34 Inflation and <J<:9Ufior> >n SocieT* XC ( i«u*j pp. vs-135.

35 MACROSTY, H. V. Inflation and deflation in the United States and the United Kingdom, , JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY, Vol. XC, part 1, pp

36 MILLER, A. C w After-war adjustments: the present price outlook, * TRUST COMPANIES, June, Pp* 6. The trend of pricee for the next year is largely to be highly fluctuating but downward* Abstract by C. A, Phillips, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, IX, Dec. 1919, p* 926*

37 MILLER, A. C. After-War Adjustment: The Present Price Outlook,» TRUST COMPANIES, Vol* XXVIir, No* 6, June, 1919.

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41 MITCHELL, Wesley C. "Prices and reconstruction," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. X, 1920, pp

42 MITCHELL, Wesley C. "Prices and Reconstruction,." THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. X, No. 1, March, 1920, pp

43 MITCHELL, V. C. Prices and Business in the Near Future, BANKERS STATISTICS CORPORATION, Vol. I, No. 17. Section Two. February 10, 1920.

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49 MOULTON, Harold G. Will Prices Fall? THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. IXVII, No. 9, November, 1919.

50 MOULTON, Harold G. "Will Prices Fall?" THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. XXVII, No. 9, November, 1919.

51 Mfcr finder <<Vf</ &<» i)>7<(* /v^ef Ooufijutt CP Pou77C/?L &4AJOMY Ochtcr i<it<f pp. fat-it* 7 Will '**'*,/>!> Prucs ISj.^7.

52 NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD. After the War : Military and Economic Demobilization of the United States, Its Effect upon Employment and Income. Washington, 1943* P P* 45*

53 PATTERSON,. M. Inflation and the federal reserve system, TRUST COMPANIES, August, 1916* U pp. Since the beginning of W.W. I, the volume of money and credit in the US has increased largely and rapidly, but the FR System has not developed far enough to have caused the inflation, Abstract by Don C. Barrett, A.E.R., Vi, Dec, 1916, p* 992.

54 BDBERTS, George E. The economic and financial situation of the United States at the cloae of the European var. Paper given at 29th Annual Meeting of the American Economic Association, Columbus* Ohio, December 30, 1916-

55 ROBERTS, G«orge E. "Finance and industry after the war," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIiMCES (Boston Book Co.) Vol. 2, July, 1916.

56 KOBEBIS. George Business after the %*ar. Nev York: National City Bank, 190L&* 21 pp.

57 EOTWEIN, Eugene Post-World Var I Price Movements and Policy, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LIII, No. 3, September, 1945, PP

58 RDTWEIN, Eugene Post~ orld ar I Price Movements and Price Policy, THE JOTJHNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LIII, No. 3, September, 19-45, pp

59 SPRAGUE, 0- M. V. An unlikely folly, THE ANNALIST, February 14, 1916 pp. 2. Analyses nature of inflation* Inflation existing in Europe and perhaps threatening in U.S. Believes that with reasonable conservatisum US need not fear disaster at war 1 s end*

60 STEWART, Walter W. "Prices during the War," QUARTERLY PUBLICATIONS, MERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION, September, Pp. 9. An account of the inquiry conducted by the Price Section of the War Industries Board. Abstract by C. A. Phillips, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XI, March, 1921, p. 168.

61 STEWART, Walter W. Prices dviring the war, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ISSOCiATION, September, 1920.

62 VIRTUE, G. 0. "Another Reason WJjy Var Prices are High Prices," THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, Vol. XXXIII, No. 4, August, 1919, pp

63 WARBURG, Paul M Inflation as a world problem and our relation thereto* Hev lork: Academy of Political Science* Pp. 16.

64 WARBUKi, Paul Moritz (1868- ) Some phases of financial reconstruction. Address delivered at Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Deo. 6, 1918, before the War Emergency and Reconstruction Congress... under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce of the Uhited States. Washington! 1918? Same. Extracts, in FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN, Vol. 5, Jan

65 VIRTUE, G. 0. Another reason why war prices are high prices, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EOONOMIOS, AMgust, 1919.

66 WILLIS, Henry Parker "Federal reserve system and inflation, n PROCEEDINGS of the Academy of Political Science, Vol* 9$ June, 1920, pp

67 WUUs H- P. *U«war «)e>oaa>-»c OF PblirtcvfC f^co/uo/bty