Banking problems ....
Series: The annals of the American academy of political and social science -- vol. XXXVI, no. 3; Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science -- vol. XXXVI, no. 3
Publisher: American academy of political and social science
Published: 1910
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 219
Subjects: Banks and banking -- United States
Notes: "Book department": p. [221]-236.
Table of contents: title: The problem before the National monetary commission, by A.P. Andrew.; title: Financing our foreign trade, by F.I. Kent.; title: The extension of American banking in foreign countries, by S. McRoberts.; title: English methods of lending as contrasted with American, by L.M. Jacobs.; title: Utilization of bank reserves in the United States and foreign countries, by G.E. Roberts.; title: The Canadian banking system and its operation under stress, by J.F. Johnson.; title: The stock exchange and the money market, by H. White.; title: The independent treasury and the banks, by M.S. Wildman.; title: National banking system and federal bond issues, by M.E. Ailes.; title: Enlargement of clearing house functions, by S. Young.; title: The growth of state banks and trust companies, by G.E. Barnett.; title: Branch banking among the state banks, by H.M.P. Eckardt.; title: The operation of the mutual savings bank system in the United States, and the treatment of savings deposits, by F.C. Nichols.; title: The use of credit currency by country banks, by J.P. Huston.; title: State and national examinations of banks, by H.G. Stockwell.; title: State and federal control of banks, by A.J. Frame.