Defense against recession; policy for greater economic stability. A statement of national policy by the Research and Policy Committee. 53 pp.

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1 COMMITTEE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Defense against recession; policy for greater economic stability. A statement of national policy by the Research and Policy Committee. New lork, CED, pp.

2 de Chaseau, Melvin G«"Can We Avoid Depression in a Dynamic Economy?* HARVARD BUSIfiESS REVIEW, , July-Auguet 1954, pp*

3 de Chazeau, Melvin G. "Can ve avoid depression in a dynamic economy" HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, /4W July-Aug. 1954, pp

4 EGLE, Walter P. ECONOMIC STABILIZATION OBJECTIVES, RULES, AND MECHANISMS. Princeton: Princeton University Press, Pp. xii, 264. Review: by Roland N. McKean, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LXI, Feb., 1953, pp

5 ELLIS, H. S. The economic way of thinking, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Vol. 40, March, 1950, pp Case for monetary-fiscal policy to stabilize economic activity

6 ESTEY, James Arthur BUSINESS CYCLES: THEIR NATURE, CAUSE AND CONTROL. New York: 3d rev. ed., Pp. 497.

7 FISHER, Irving BOOMS AND DEPRESSIONS. London* Pp. xxi, <58. Allen & Uhvin,

8 FRIEDMAN, Milton A monetary and fiscal framework for economic stability, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Vol* 38, No* 3, June, 1948, pp Neff, Philip: Professor Friedman's proposal: a comment ibid., vol. 39, September, 1949, pp } Rejoinder, by M. Friedman, pp ; and Final Comment, by Philip Neff, pp counter-cyclical monetary-fiscal policies

9 GRAMPP. William D. and VEILER, Emanuel T. ECONOMIC POLICT} READINGS IN POLITICAL ECONOMY. Homevood, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, rev. ed., Pp. 440.

10 HANSEN, Alvin H. BCONOMIC STABILIZATION IN AN UNBALANCED VORLD. New York, Harcourt, Brace, Pp. ix, 38.

11 HART, Albert G. Measures to be taken at different levels and distributions of unemployment, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Vol. 46, May, 1956, pp Discussion: Albert S. Epstein, Evan Clague, Lazare Teper, pp. 27#-83.

12 HART, Albert G. "Means Available for Checking and Reversing a Business Recession," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, vol. 44., May 1954.

13 HART, A. G. MONEY, TRADE AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY. Recommend Part V on STABILISATION POLICY

14 HAHWOOD, E. C. CAUSE AND CONTRDL OF THE BUSINESS CYCLE. Boston: Financial Publishing Co., 1932.

15 1-4 H Oi cn-**t» vo t- M ««0 <l^ O JACOBI, Neil H. CAN PROSPERITY BE SUSTAINED? Bolides for Full Employment and Full Production vithout Price Inflation in a Free Economy. Nev Tork: Henry Holt and Company, [c. 1956].

16 LUNDBEBG, Erik BUSINESS CYCLES AND ECONOMIC POLICY Stockholm: Studiefflrbundeny Nfiringsliv och Samhfllle, English edition due in early or mid Developments and discussions in Sweden since the First World War.

17 MARCUS, Edward Counter-cyclical weapons for the f open f economy* THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMI, December, 1954-

18 MILLIKAN, Max F. INCOME STABILIZATION FOR A DEVELOPING DEMOCRACI. New Haven: lale University Press, 1953.

19 MINTS, Ir. * and athere A Symposium on Fiscal and Monetary Policy, EEVLEJT OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS, Vol. XXVIII, no.?, Hay, 1946, pp. 60- iu Mints, L. V.: Monetary policy, pp Hansen, A. H.r Moiee en Mints 1 Papar DEL Mamet&Ty Policy, pp , Ellis, H. S.: Comaents on the Mints and Hansen Papers, pp Lerner, A. P.: Monetary Policy and Fiscal Policy, pp Kalecki, M.: A Comnent on T Monetary Policy, 1 pp Digitized for FRASER

20 MITCHELL, M. C. The problem of controlling business.cycles, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. XII, 1922, pp. 20-U.

21 PETERSON, J- Marvin The Quest for Economic Stability* Minneapolis: Federal Reserve Bank, processed, pp. In address before the National Convention of the Independent Bankers Association, Des Moines, April H, 1950 in v.f*, Reference Library under "Fiscal Policy"

22 PHILBROOK, Clarence "'Realism' in Policy Espousal," AMEBICAH ECONOMIC REVIEV, HIE, Dec

23 RICHARDSON, Edward Adams Controlling the Nations Business, ECONOMETEICA, Vol. 7, January, 1939, pp

24 ROBINSON, Marshall A., MORTON, Herbert C. and CALDERVOOD, James D. AN INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC REASiHING. Vashington: Brookings Institution, PPp. viii, Chap. 5: DEBTS AND MONEY, pp Prosperity and Depression, pp Controlling Business Fluctuations, pp Economic Growth, pp. 223-$0. Chap. 9: International Economic Policy, pp Government and the American Economy, pp M M M < M M M M C 3 SS S m w «HOOJ 3 S OT o

25 SCHLUTER,. C. ECONOMIC CYCLES AND CRISES: AN AMERICAN PLAN OF CONTROL. Prepared for press by F. C. James and D. M. Schluter. New York: Sears Publishing Co., Pp. 378.

26 SLICHTER, S. H. "The adjustment to instability," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLMENT, XVI, March, 1936, pp H.V. Laidler, Discussion, by George Soule,/Eduard Heimann, ibid., pp. 2U-221.

27 SPRAGUE, 0. M.. Stabilizing Business Fluctuations through Monetary, Credit and Banking Policies, in LECTURES FOR BANKERS AND BUSINESS EXECUTIVES. New Wilmington, Pa., American Economic and Business Foundation, Inc., 19A0, pp

28 «*r^ THOMSON+ J. Cameron Balance and flexibility in fiscal and monetary policy. New York: CED, pp.

29 TYNDALL, D.' G. A suggestion for the control of peacetime inflation, JOURNAL OF FINANCE, December, pp.

30 UNIVERSITIES-NATIONAL BUREAU COMMITTEE FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH Policies to Combat Depression. Oct , Conference, New York, National Bureau of Economic Research, fiian Tax Journal, S e pt.-0ct pp.

31 VERNETTE, John P. THE CONTROL OF BUSINESS CYCLES: A STUDY OF METHODS FOR ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING PROSPERITY. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, Inc., Pp. ix

32 VOESLEY, T. B. Economic stabilization, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, November, pp.

33 WIGHT, David McC. THE CREATION OF PURCHASING POVER: A STUDY IN THE PROBLEM OF ECONOMIC STABILIZATION. "Harvard Economic Studies," Vol. LXXII.) Cambridge: Harvard University Press, Pp. xiv Reviews: by H. S. Ellis, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LI, April, 1943, PP by Earl Hicks, SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL, VIII, April, 1942, pp by L. V. Chandler, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, v. 33, March, 1943, PP Chs. 1-4 (about l/3d book): author's theoretical position re cyclical fluctuations and investment stagnation Central part (pp ) of 3 chaps. - discussion of unorthodox proposals for purchasing power creation such as Berle's 'capital credit' banks, Fisher's 100# money, various production subsidy schemes, velocity stimulators', social credit, etc. Conclusions (chs. 8-9): on financing of purchasing power programs Digitized for FRASER