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1 WORLD WAR I IN RELATION TO MONEY, BANKING AND FINANCE IN U.S. Digitized for FRASER
2 WARTIME FISCAL POLICX Restrictive tax policy and inflation Direct Controls
3 HANDBOOK OF FEDERAL WORLD WAR AGENCIES AND THEIR RECORDS, Washington: Supt. Docs., Pp Digitized for FRASER
4 ADAMS, Henry C. Borrowings as a phase of war financing, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, January, 1918.
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6 K>orfe>u>t*G *3 CL phase* of *OCLC *«d ^ocictl $cg*v*i Vol. Uxxv Hit f>p 0 3L1-3G -
7 ADAMS, Thomas S. Financial Mobilization for Var (in collaboration) Paper presented at a Joint Conference of the Western Economic Society and the City Club of Chicago, June 21-22, University of Chicago Press, 1917
8 rt. r, ^ Author File fttdfc * ike V* r «N AWf, <^r< l<and fanfany m»v*kt«a- aw ^*. 0n:k<J%t»1*. hit 6*CrJ UHHM*;^ P«-vs ^ lhi<} Review: by 0. T. Falk, 119, Sept., 1920, pp XXX, no.
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33 BULLOCK, C. J. Financing the war, QUARTEPXY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, May, Pp. 23- A review of the financial policies followed by US in former wars points to advantage of relying to a con siderable degree on taxation. The income and excess profits taxes, but not the inheritance, should be increased, rates on spirits, beer, and tobacco should be raised and tea and coffee tsaed.
34 BULLOCK, Charles Jesse "Financing the war," QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, Vol. 51, May 1917, pp. 557"79.
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51 DAVENPORT, H. J. Var finance and American business, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECOHOMX, Vol. 24, No. February, 1916, pp pp. 29. Methods of var finance which England is pursuing will lead to inflation through deposit currency and will be equally disastrous to her own and to our interests. Abstract by Don. C. Barrett, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, VI, June, 1916, p. 437.
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55 DURAND, E. D. "Taxation versus cond issues for financing the war," JOURNAL OP POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 25, Nov. 1917, pp
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75 HOLLANDER, Jacob H. WAR BORROWING j A STUDY OF TREASURY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS OF THE UNITED STATES. New Yorkj Macmillan, 1919-
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150 SNIDER, Carl War loans, inflation and the cost of living, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, January, 1918
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