Credit Policies of the Federal Reserve System
Index
Acceptances, 27-28, 101-04, Chap. XII
Anderson, B. M., 164, 172, 323
Balogh, T., 166
Banking policies, 4-5
Beckhart, B. H., 12, 294
Borrowing, interbank, tradition against, 32-33, 231-32
Brokers’ loans, 52, 151, 156-61, 282
Brown, H. G., 201
Burgess, W. R., 69, 126, 251
Cassel, G., 95, 162-66, 172, 200, 201
Catchings, W., 95
Central banking, theory of, 9-12, 30-31, 64-66, 190-96, 278
Chicago, Federal Reserve Bank of, 48
Collateral loans to member banks, 272-75
Commons, J. R., 201, 205, 207, 212
Co-operation of central banks, Chap. VI, 193-98
Credit policy, criteria of, Chaps. I, V, XVI, XVII; technique of, Chaps. II, XI
Cycle, business, theory of, 87, 90-91
Direct pressure, 19, 33, 51, 132-40, 145-46, 176
Dollar exchange, 254
Edie, L. D., 88, 222, 316, 323
Einzig, P., 97
Elastic currency, 63-64
Failures, bank, 340-48
Farm relief, 204
Federal Advisory Council, 136
Finance bills, 244, 254
Financial statements, 266-68
Fisher, Irving, 95, 200, 201, 218
Foreign exchange, 101-04
Foster, W. T., 95, 207
Free gold, 274
Glass, Carter, 137, 281, 298
Glass-Steagall Act, 274
Gold, adequacy of world supply of, 195-96
Gold certificates, 37-38, 83
Gold exchange standard, 110-11
Gold movements, 11-15, 34-36, 46-47, 56-57, 72-73, 98-99, Chap. IX, 235, 237-38, 315, 356-57
Goldenweiser, E. A., 201
Haberler, G., 218
Hahn, A., 187-88
Hamlin, C. S., 135, 209, 217
Hantos, E., 97
Harding, W. P. G., 280
Harrison, G. L., 126, 135, 281
Hastings, H. B., 201
Hawtrey, R. G., 218
Index numbers of prices, 208-17, 222-23
Interest rates, 44-45, 50, Chap. IV, 154-56, Chap. XV
Inventories, 87
Jenks, J. W., 201
Keynes, J. M., 94, 103, 199, 200, 212
King, W. I., 201
Lehfeldt, R. A., 200
Liquidity of bank assets, Chaps. XII, XIII, 328-34
Lockhart, O. P., 298
Lombard, N., 206
Machlup, F., 161
Matheson, P., 247
Miller, A. C., 112, 124, 127, 128, 201, 218, 232, 280
Mitchell, W. C., 208
Moulton, H. G., 264, 291
Neutral money, 319-24
New York, Federal Reserve Bank of, 53) 124-28, 296
Norris, G. W., 119
Open market operations, 26-28, 38-40, 228, 233-36, 272-73, 285-86
Owen, R. L., 137
Owens, R. N., 125, 221
Prices, commodity, 77, 81, Chap. X
Qualitative versus quantitative factors in credit control, 75-77, 124-33, 311
Rediscount rates, 26, 229, 282-85, Chap. XV
Reed, H. L., 79, 161
Reichsbank, 147
Reisch, R., 168
Repurchase agreements, 249-53
Reserve ratio of Federal Reserve Banks, 75
Reserves of member banks, 19-24, 160
Riefler, W. W., 231, 302
Roberts, G. E., 119, 128
Schacht, H., 105, 112, 222
Schweizer, A., 97
Seasonal factor in credit policy, 12-13, 28, 66-69
Securities in bank portfolios, 44, 269-71, 330-31, 334-37
Service policies, 5-6, 100
Snyder, Carl, 211
Somary, F., 344
Sound credit, Chap. V
Speculation, 48-55, Chaps. VII, VIII
Sprague, O. M. W., 216, 294
Stabilization, of business, 71-725 of currencies, 109; of prices, Chap. X
Statistics, as basis of credit policy, 76
Sterilization of gold, 83-84, 183
Stewart, W. W., 74, 89, 201, 208
Stock market. See Speculation
Stockholders, corporate, number of, 170-72
Strong, Benjamin, 69-70, 104, 108, 124-26, 135, 207, 259, 289
Strong, James G., 205, 208
Strong bills, Chap. X
Taylor, H. C., 201
Time deposits, 315-16
Trade acceptances, 243, 247
Watkins, L. L., 299
Weiss,, George, 167
Willis, H. P., 247, 279, 281, 294
Window-dressing, 69-70
Young, R. A., 79, 153, 297
