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1 American udnkinq 4n<l ^urtrnctj ^h&//t?#ticn * N)cw Yorfi ' ~Ihe Morye&rif ^>ldndards / ^ 3. Inquiry

2 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Winning Both the ar and the Peace. July, THE ANNALS,

3 American Philosophical Society SYMPOSIUM ON POST-WAR PROBLEMS. Papers read before the American Philosophical Society, Midwinter Meeting, Feb , Philadelphia, Pp. iii, 78.

4 BALOGH, Thomas League of Nations on post~var foreign trade problems, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, June-September, 'Pp. 5-

5 BASCH, Antonin European Economic Regionalism, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXIII, March, Discussion: M.S. Gordon; Henry Chalmers, ibid., pp

6 BONNELL, A. T. The post-war international economic order, SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL, July, Pp. 7.

7 BROWN, V. A., Jr. THE FUTURE ECONOMIC POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES. Boston: World Peace Foundation, pp. Review; by J. B. Condliffe, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LII, Sept., 1944, PP

8 BRYCE, Robert B. Basic Issues in Postwar International Economic Relations, THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXII, No. 1, Part 2, March, 1942, pp Discussion:- HABERLER, G., Chairmanj K. L. Anderson; Antonin Basch; Imre de Vegh; Heinrich Heuserj Folke Hilgerdtj Michael L. Hoffman; Fritz Machlup; Hans Neisserj A, R. Upgrean, ibid», pp

9 BUCHANAN, N. S. and LUTZ, F. A. REBUILDING THE WORLD ECONOMY AMERICA'S ROLE IN FOREIGN TRADE AND INVESTMENT. New York: Twentieth Century Fund, Pp. xiii, A54-. Review: by b. M. Wright, REVIEW OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS, vol. 3&, Nov. 1943, pp

10 CONDLIFFE, John B. Author File AGENDA FOR A POSTWAR WORLD. New York* W. V. Norton & Co., Inc., Pp. 232.

11 CONDLIFFE, John B. AGENDA FOR A POSTWAR WORLD. New York: V. V. Norton & Co., Inc., Pp Review: by Percy V. Bidwell, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LI, Feb. 1943, p. 79. economic policies of reconstruction

12 CONDLIFFE, John B. THE RECONSTRUCTION OF VORLD TRADE. W.. Norton & Co., New York:

13 DE KOCK, M. H. World monetary policy after the present war, SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF focsfomics, June, 1941 Pp. 25.

14 EDMINSTER, Lynn R. International Trade and Postvar Reconstruction, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp Discussion: Geoffrey Crowther; G. Haberlerj Frank D. Graham, ibid., pp

15 ELLSWORTH, Paul T. Bases of Economic Foreign Policy, in PROBLEMS OF THE POSTWAR WORLD, edited by Thomas T. C. McCormick. Nev York: McGraw-Hill, Pp. viii 526.

16 ELLSWORTH, Paul T. An Economic Foreign Policy for America, THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXX, No. 5, February, 1941, pp

17 FEES, Herbert Restoring trade after the war, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, January, 1942, Pp. 11.

18 FETTER, Frank V. w The Need for Postwar Foreign Lending," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp , Discussion: R. L* Hallj M.A* Heilperinj J. P. Young; Floyd Blair, ibid., pp

19 HANSEN, Alvin H. and KINDLEBERGER, C. P. The Economic Tasks of the Post-War World. FOREIGN AFFAIRS, April,

20 K»3+*Oar KCiM<n*t<: Problems 10* us Y</«A 7?e/a c See ou^o ; XIX H^6er/er <S. ; Tie f>*1tft**( <?<r«*f**c*y of

21 HILGERDT, Folke The Case for Multilateral Trade, AMgRlQitf ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp Discussion: M.S. Gordonj Henry Chalmers, ibid., pp

22 HOOVER, C. B.J BIDWELL, P. W* and. UPGREN, A.R. American International Economic Policies: International Trade and Domestic Employment (Hoover) International Cartels (Bidwell) The Bretton Woods International Monetary- Proposals (Upgren) in PROCEEDINGS on "American Economic Policies.* New Wilmington, Pa*: The Economic and Business Foundation, 1945 Pamphlet No. A*

23 KINDLEBEK6ER, Charles P. Planning for Foreign Investment, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp Discussion: R. L. Hall, M. A. Heilperin; J. P. Young; Floyd Blair, ibid., pp

24 LEAGUE OF NATIONS ECONOMIC STABILITY IN THE POSTWAR WORLD: THE CONDITIONS OF PROSPERITY IN THE POSTWAR WORLD. "Report of the Delegation on Economic Depressions." GenevaJ League of Nations, Pp Reviews by W. Fellner, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LV, Feb., 1947, pp

25 LEAGUE OF NATIONS. THE TRANSITION FROM VAR TO PEACE ECONOMY: REPORT OF THE DELEGATION ON ECONOMIC DEPRESSIONS. Part I. New York: Columbia University Press, 1943, pp. 118.

26 LOCKWOOD, William / Postwar Trade Relations in the Far East, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIII, March, i 43, pp Discussion: M.S. Gordon; Henry Chalmers, ibid., pp

27 MEADE, James E. THE ECONOMIC BASES OF AN ENDURING PEACE. London: 1940.

28 MICHELL, H. Monetary reconstruction* The presidential address delivered at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, May 25, CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, August, Pp. 12.

29 MICHIGAN, University of THE UNITED STATES IN THE POSTWAR WORLD. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, pp. xi, 302, Addresses given at the Univ. of Michigan in 1945 Viner, Jacob: International Economic Cooperation

30 MONETARY STANDARDS INQUIRY Groseclose, E.: Near Eastern Postwar Monetary Standards* Inquiry No Pp. H Leavens, D, H.: Far Eastern Postwar Monetary Standards. Inquiry No Pp. 24* McQueen, C. JU: Latin America Postwar Monetary Standards. Inquiry no * Pp. 23. Spahr, V. E.: Alternatives in postwar international monetary standards. Inquiry No Pp. 23.

31 OPIE, Redvers A British View of Postwar Trade, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, mill, March, 1943, pp Discussion: Geoffrey Crowth, G. Haberler, E. D. Graham, ibid., PP

32 NEW YORK DHiyiESITY-INSTITDTE ON POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION Condliffe, J.B. America 1 s foreign-trade policy. Ser. IV, Ho. 2. New York, 1944* Pp. 18. Feis, Herbert: The investment of American capital abroad. Ser. IV, no Pp. 26. Gideonse, H.D.: America 1 s international economic policy: what shall it be? Ser IV, no. 1, Pp. 20. Nadler, M. and WHITE, H. D., Financing America's foreign trade, Ser, IV, no. 3, Pp. 30.

33 MAKIN, F. B. "Deposit Increases and Future Problems," BANKERS* MAGAZINE, September, Pp. A.

34 PASVOLSKY, Leon, Chairman; H. J. Vadleigh, and others * Round Table on Bases of International Economic Relations, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp Discussants: Lynn Edminster, Redvers gpie, Henry- Chalmers, Joseph Mayer, Lary, Antonin Basch, Karl Pribram, Mr. Veiss, Mr. Jansen, Mr. Ptter. Digitized for FRASER

35 PASVOLSKY, Leo THE PROBLEM OF ECONOMIC PEACE AFTER THE WAR. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1942.

36 PASVOLSKT, Leo "Some Aspects of our Foreign Economic Policy," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXX, No. 5, February, 1941.

37 PASVOLSKY, Leo Some Aspects of our Foreign Economic Policy, THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXX, No. 5, February, 1941, pp

38 PENROSE, E. F. ECONOMIC PLANNING FOR THE PEACE. Princeton: Princeton University Press, Pp. xiv, 384. Reviev: by R. F. Mikesell, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LXII, Feb. 1954, pp

39 SCHOEPPEELE, Victor Future of international investment: private versus public foreign lending, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp Discussion: Robert L. Hall; M. A. Heilperin; John Parke Young; Floyd Blair, ibid., pp

40 SIMONS, Benry C. "Postwar Economic Policy; Some Traditional Liberal Proposals," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUP PLEMENT, XXXIII, March, 1943, pp Discussion' by M.S. Gordon; Henry Chalmers, ibid., pp

41 SLICHTER, S. H. Foreign trade and postwar stability, FOREIGN AFFAIRS July, Pp. 16.

42 U.S. Congress House of Representatives. Special Committee on Post-War Economic Policy and Planning THE POST-WAR FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES. House Report No Congress 1 Session. Washington, D.C.: 1945.

43 YOUNG, John Parke Problems of international economic policy for the United States, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 52, March, 19*2.

44 YOUNG, John Parke "Problems of International Economic Policy for the United States," THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXII, No. 1, Part 2, March, 1942, pp Discussion:- HABERLER, G., Chairman; K.L. Anderson; Antonin Basch$ Imre de Veghj Heinrinh Heuserj Folke Hilgerdt; M. L. Hoffman; Fritz Machlup, Hans Neisser; A.R. Upgrean, ibid., pp