SIGNIFICANT STUDIES IN ECONOMICS

MONETARY MANAGEMENT UNDER THE NEW DEAL—Arthur W. Crawford.
A broad picture with particular reference to the London Conference of 1933, temporary
gold and silver programs, a permanent gold basis for currency management, silver in
monetary mechanism, monetary aspects of banking laws, changes in forms of currency,
constitutional powers, dual authority in monetary management, objectives of monetary
policy, operation of credit controls, results of silver policies, the gold problem, effects of
monetary management and future trends. ($3.75 Cloth; $3.25 Paper).

ECONOMIC MOBILIZATION—Henry Simon Bloch, Oscar Lange, Frederick H. Harbi-
son, H. Gregg Lewis. A discussion of financial, economic, industrial, and labor problems
and solutions. Points out how defense efforts can be a means toward social betterment.
Introduction by Paul H. Douglas. (75c).

THE COAL INDUSTRY: A STUDY IN SOCIAL CONTROL—Glen Parker. An in-
vestigation of the industry’s economic characteristics, socio-economic functioning, ma-
terial efficiency, management techniques, stabilization problems, etc. Considerable atten-
tion is given post-war efforts. Introduction by Howard Gray. ($3 Cloth; $2.50 Paper).

ECONOMICS OF JEVONS—E. W. Eckard. A description and evaluation of his con-

tributions to the science of economics—with special reference to his ideas about value

a eerste, capital, the coal question, monetary and cycle theory, etc. ($2.50 Cloth;
2 Paper).

J. LAURENCE LAUGHLIN—Alfred Bornemann. A case study of “a sharply and
somewhat rigidly trained scholar, a painstaking teacher, a conscientious administrator, a
concerned citizen, a practical man of affairs who did his work in a period that has
seldom, if ever, been equalled in human history for the rapidity of its changes.” Intro-
duction by Leon C. Marshall. ($2.50 Cloth; $2 Paper).

RIVAL UNIONISM IN THE UNITED STATES—W alter Galenson. A thorough-going
and impartial study of the history, development, programs, and techniques of rival
unions, ($3.25 Cloth; $2.50 Paper).

THE AMERICAN LABOR PRESS: A Comprehensive Directory. Detailed information
about each of the 677 papers and magazines in the labor field issued by the American
Federation of Labor, the Congress of Industrial Organizations, independent unions, etc.
Introduction by John R. Commons. ($2).

ANTI-TRUST LAW. ENFORCEMENT, PAST AND FUTURE—Thurman Arnold.

A statement concerning the basic problem to which the anti-trust laws are directed, the

failure of anti-trust enforcement in the past, the techniques of effective enforcement,

ss oe new responsibilities of the Anti-Trust Division of the Department of Justice.
256).

GOVERNMENT SPENDING AND ECONOMIC EXPANSION—Professors Arthur

E. Burns and Donald S. Watson. An analysis of government spending during the past

decade, this book presents for the first time all of the facts about the background, growth,

aoe difficulties and inadequacies of related programs. ($2.50 Cloth; $2
aper).

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