Students of money, banking, and finance will find this volume filled with solid information and marked by penetrating insight and illuminating interpretation. It is an interpretative and judicially critical record for both countries of the main transformations effected by the war in the field under discussion.
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Benjamin Anderson was a trained economist and an accomplished journalist.