[A collection of pamphlets concerning political and economic affairs]
Series: Inter-Americana miscellanea
Published: 1928
Language: mul
Number of pages: 57
Other titles: Inter-American economic cooperation; problems, recent developments, and prospects.; Cambridge taxpayers association.; Farm mortgage legislation in relation to California agriculture.; The place of farm credit in the agricultural situation.; Research of the Giannini foundation of agricultural economics as it relates to problems of government.; Types of research needed as a basis for land-use planning.; Cutting clerical costs.; Planning a residential neighborhood for better living conditions at lower cost.; The economics of a free society.; The future of American capitalism.; The future of international trade -- freedom or control?; The role of government in our modern society.; Private interest and public responsibility.; The case against taxing income from governmental securities.; Another aspect of the "Best-governed city."; Revised draft of an act for urban development and redevelopment.; Governmental reporting and public relations.; The transition to total defense.; The Army personnel classification system.; The cultural program of the WPA.; The Potomac River valley.; A plan for a unified transportation system for the city of Chicago.; The use of consultants.; Alcoholic beverage taxes.; Postwar fiscal policies -- state and local.; What the federal system means to you.; The post-war housing challenge.; Toward an understanding of the Federal home loan bank system.; The patent program of the antitrust division.; Positions and rates of pay in public health agencies.; Some significant facts about Boston.; The proposed building law for Boston.; Report on municipal finances and policies in the city of Boston.; Economic considerations in planning for soil conservation on tobacco-combination farms.; Lending operations of the [International monetary] fund.; The constitution, the court, and the people.; Making municipal reports readable.; Recent experiments affecting county government in North Carolina and Virginia.; The development and significance of American trade associations.; Economic problems affecting Southern agriculture.; The fertilizer industry.; Of soils and crops and men.; Some fertilizer economics.; The stimulating of research activities by trade associations.; The power economies.; A decade of improvement in public finance reporting.; The structure of postwar Germany.; A people's platform for peace.; Gold and silver as money in the postwar world.; The German economy and government control.; The German economy and government control; a general survey.; Facts from the 1940 Census of housing.; The taxation of corporate excess profits in peace and war times.; Draftsmen of the new world.; Population policy vital to national defense.; Estimated consumption of petroleum products in the United States after the war.; Land reserves for American cities.