ANDERSON, J. The philosophy of the Federal Reserve Act ... · CENTRAL BANKING UNDER THE FEDERAL...

ANDERSON, J.

"The philosophy of the Federal Reserve Act," BANKERS MAGAZINE,

September 1935•

6 pp.

Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

The A ciencies oV ledemi Keseaoe toLc

CLARE, Lawrence Edmund

CENTRAL BANKING UNDER THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, WITH SPECIAL. CONSIDERATION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK.

Nev York* Macmillan Co., 1935•

bibliography: pp. 413-420

Central Banking in the U.S. See Chap. 11: "Central Banking Functions and Emergencies

19: Twenty Years of the Fed. Res. System Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

CLARK, Lawrence Edmund

CENTRAL BANKING UNDER THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK. New York, The Macmillan Co., 1935.

Bibliography, pp. 413-20.

Widener Library: Econ. 4901.4-5.15


COLLINS, Edward H.

"The reserve board, tests the brakes," BANKING,

December, 1935. Pp. U.


FETTER, FRANK A.

MSome Aspects of the Monetary Situation: Problems of the Federal Reserve System11

THE ANNALIST, Vol. 1*6, No. 1176 August 2, 1935


MILLER, Adolph C.

"Responsibility for Federal Reserve Policies* 1927-1929," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXV, September 1935, pp. U2-458.


HARDI, Charles 0. and Jacob Viner

Report on the arailability of bank credit in the 7th federal reserve district, sutedtted to the Secretary of the Treasury by C. 0. Hardy and J. Viner. Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office, 1935.

¥idener Library: Econ. 4901.45.5

Che report presents the factual results of a credit survey conducted in September, 1934, by Hardy and Viner and others with the assistance of a large staff of field investigators. It recommends banking legislation and changes in banking policy, the general aim of which is the liberalization of the lending policies of commercial banks and allied agencies. Abstract by R. H. Lounsbury,

AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXV, June, 1935, p. 359-


HEILPERIN, Michael A.

Economics of Banking Reform, POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, Vol. L, September, 1935.


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ROBINSON, George Buchan

MONETARY MISCHIEF. New York: Columbia University Press, 1935. Pp* *!• + 188•

1. "The Monetization of Common Stocks.11

2. The Abnormal Credit Condition of 1929. 3. Federal Reserve Policy (this and ch. 2 from articles

in The Annalist) 1929 4. Federal Reserve Policy in the Summer of 1929.

5. Corporation Finance and the Income Tax (The

Annalist, May 12, 1924)

6. The Reckoning from Corporation Finance. 7. The Race Track and the Stock Exchange. 8. Short Selling 9. A Boom price (written in Apr. 1930) 10 The Investment Trusts 11. Bonds and/or Stocks, 1934• 12. Bank Failures Guaranteed (The Annalist, May 11, 1934) 13. Printing Press Money 14. The Government1 s Monetary Policies, 1933-34. 15. The Debasement of the Dollar


SNIDER, Carl

"The Problem of Monetajy and Economic S t a b i l i t y , " QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECOMOMICS, XLIX,

Feb. 1935, pp. 173-205.


TRIMBLE, J. K.

The outlook tinder present monetary policies in the United States, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS,

January, 1935. Pp. 5.


WETFORTH, William 0 .

The Federal Reserve Board: A Study of Federal Reserve Structure and Credit Control (Johns Hopkins University Studies , New S e r i e s , No. 19, 1955).

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WHITTLESEY, C. R.

Banking and the New Deal. PUBLIC POLICY PAMPHLET, No. 16. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1935.


H Woods, A. W.

New concepts of bank super rvi si on and opera-tion. (In: The Bankers Magazine, June, 1935, p •667-670)

The F.R.system should be made non-political and,thru co-operation with the Secretary of the Treasury, credit expansion and restriction could be so simple and logical that banking business would expand materially and credit be equalized and stabilized.

F.R, system? and credit Bks*& bkg.-Operation & methods Bks,& bkg.. R e g u l a t i o n


M Wright, Charles Ashley

Bank liquidity and the Eccles bill. (in: The Bankers Magazine, May 1955, p.527-555)

The more orthodox school of banking has brok-en dtown in its attempt to preserve banking liqui-dity* Structural changes will be neeessary to cor recfc the defects of the old system; the beginn-ings of this realization lay in the formation of the R.F.C. and its development has led to the Eccles bill.

Banking act of 1955


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