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1 BROWN, Arthur J. THE GREAT INFLATION, * London: Oxford University Press, Pp* xxx. Review: by Alain Enthoven, JOURNAL OF FINANCE, XI, March, 1956, pp Analysis of world inflation * In this period expenditure approach to phenomena of inflation not illnminating; rather from an examination of price-wage spiral

2 CRICK, V. F. Britain's Post-War Economic Policy, , THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. XVII, February, 1951.

3 FISHER, A. G. B. INTERNATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF FULL EMPLOYMFNT IN GREAT BRITAIN. New York: Royal Institute nf International Affairs, Pp. vii, 201.

4 FISHER, Allan G. B. INTERNATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF FULL EMPLOYMENT IN GREAT BRITAIN. New York: Eoyal Institute of International Affairs, Pp. vii, 201.

5 HARROD, Roy P. The British boom, , THE EOONOMIC JOURNAL, LXVI, No. 261, March, 1956, pp

6 HAWTREI, Roy G. TOWARDS THE RESCUE OF STERLING. London: Longmans, Green & Co., Pp. x, 159- Review: note by C. P. Kindleberger, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LXIII, Feb. 1955, pp i iji t PI 11 n p w BULL, jyiuoiiujuj kjeissmi&emm,

7 HAWTBEX, R. G. TOWARDS THE RESCUE OF STERLING. London: Longmans, Green, Pp. 150.

8 HAUTREY, R. G. Monetary Aspects of the Economic Situation, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXVIII, March, 1948, pp Postwar (II) inflation/deflation in U.K.

9 HENDERSON, H. D. "Internal Financial Policy and the Problem of External Equilibrium, ECONOMIA INTER- NAZIONALE, III, no. A, Nov., 1950, pp A paper read at an informal meeting of European Economists at Geneva, 9 Sept

10 HENDERSON, H. D. #*. The Problem of Retrenchment, LLOIDS BANK REVIEW, new series, no. 15, Jan., 19JO, pp

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12 KAHN, Alfred Edward GREAT BRITAIN IN THE WORLD ECONOMY. New York: Columbia University Press, Pp. xvii, 314. Review, by Arthur I. Bloomfield, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL EC0N6MY, LIV, Dec. 1946, pp

13 KAHN, Alfred E. "The British Balance of Payments and Problems of Domestic Policy," QJE, LXI, May 194-7,

14 MAIMJUT, Ives Influence du comportement des groupes sociaux sur le developpement d'une inflation: une illustration, l 1 inflation contenue en Grande Bretagne. ECONOMIEASPPLIQUEE, April-June, 1950, pp The influence of the behavior of social groups on the inflationary process. A case study: controlled inflation in Great Britain.

15 MAYNARD, G. W. Import prices and inflation: The experience of the United Kingdom, OXFORD ECONOMIC PAPERS, October, 1955.

16 MAINARD, G.. Import prices and inflation: The experience of the United Kingdom, OXFORD ECONOMIC PAPERS, Vol. 7, No. 3, October, 1955, pp

17 ROBERTSON, Dennis H. The Problem of Creeping Inflation, LONDON & CAMBRIDGE BULLETIN, New Series No. 13, in THE TIMES REVIEW OF INDUSTRY, March, 1955, pp. ii-iv.

18 MURPHY, Mary E. Trends and conflicts in the British economy, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXVI, No. 2, May, 1946, pp Discussion: John D. Sumner, Horace Belshaw, Varren S* Hunsberger, D. F. Heatherington, ibid., pp see especially Heatherington, pp