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III. ARTICLES IN JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS
ANDERSON, B. M., JR., “Money and Credit in Booms, Crises and Depressions.” The Annalist, May 3, 1935, Vol. 45, No. 1163.
“An Analysis of the Money Market.” Chase Economic Bulletin, June 4, 1928, Vol. 8, No. 1.
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“Cheap Money, Gold and Federal Reserve Policy.” Ibid., August 4, 1924, Vol. 4, No. 3.
“Commodity Price Stabilization a False Goal of Central Bank Policy.” Ibid., May 8, 1929, Vol. 9, No. 3.
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“Money, Prices, and Production: Some Fundamental Concepts.” Ibid., November, 1933, Vol. XLVIII, No. 1.
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ANGELL, J. W., and FICEK, K. F., “The Expansion of Bank Credit.” J.P.E., February and April, 1933, Vol. XLI, Nos. 1 and 2.
BALOGH, THOMAS, “Absorption of Credit by the Stock Exchange.” A.E.R., December, 1930, Vol. XX, No. 4.
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BELL, J. W., “Recent Changes in the Character of Bank Liabilities and the Problem of Bank Reserves.” A.E.R. Supplement, March, 1932, Vol. XXII, No. 1.
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BOBER, W. C, “Disparities in Price Levels the Root Cause of the Stagnation in Building.” The Annalist, January 18, 1935, Vol. 45, No. 1148.
BODE, KARL, and HABERLER, GOTTFRIED, “Monetary Equilibrium and the Price Level in a Progressive Economy.” Ec., February, 1935, Vol. II (NS), No. 5.
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BURNS, A. F., “The Quantity Theory and Price Stabilization.” A.E.R., December, 1929, Vol. XIX, No. 4.
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CASSEL, GUSTAV, “Causes of the Fall of Prices.” The London Times’ “Annual Financial and Commercial Review,” February 19, 1931.
“The Functions of Central Banks.” Lloyds Bank Monthly Review, March, 1930, Vol. I (NS), No. 1.
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“The Rate of Interest, the Bank Rate, and the Stabilization of Prices.” Q.J.E., August, 1928, Vol. XLII, No. 4.
“Discount Policy and Stock Exchange Speculation.” S.K.Q.R., October, 1928.
“Disturbances in the World Economy Owing to Relative Changes in Prices.” Ibid., July, 1931.
“Does the Stock Exchange Absorb Capital?” Ibid., April, 1929.
“Fallacies Regarding the Lack of Purchasing Power.” Ibid., April, 1935.
“Managed Currency.” Ibid., January, 1934.
“The Central Banks and the Control of the Supply of Money.” Ibid., October, 1930.
“The Connection Between the Discount Rate and the Level of Prices.” Ibid., October, 1927.
“The Dislocation of Prices and Its Consequences.” Ibid., April, 1927.
“The Influence of Bank Policy on the Level of Prices.” Ibid., April, 1931.
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CHANDLER, H. A. E., “International Aspects of Federal Reserve Policy.”
A.E.R. Supplement, March, 1926, Vol. XVI, No. 1.
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