Economic research and the development of economic science and public policy
Subtitle: twelve papers presented at the twenty-fifth anniversary meeting of the National Bureau of Economic Research, June 6 and 7, 1946, New York.
Series: Its Twenty-fifth anniversary series. 3
Published: 1946
Place of publication: [New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 198
Subjects: National Bureau of Economic Research.; Economics -- Research.
Description: Empirical research and the development of economic science, by W. C. Mitchell.--What the policy maker needs, by Alexander Loveday.--Some comments on research method, by H. G. Moulton.--Translating facts into policy, by E. A. Goldenweiser.--International research in problems of gold and prices, by Per Jacobsson.--Economic research in France after the war, by Charles Rist.--Twenty-five years of monetary controls, by R. B. Warren.--Economic facts and economic policy, by L. W. Douglas.--Second thoughts on the British white paper on employment policy, by John Jewkes.--Unstable equilibria in the balance of payments, by Jan Tiubergen.--Contributions by the way, by R. H. Coats.--Whither now? By J. S. Davis.
Table of contents: title: Empirical research and the development of economic science, by W. C. Mitchell.; title: What the policy maker needs, by Alexander Loveday.; title: Some comments on research method, by H. G. Moulton.; title: Translating facts into policy, by E. A. Goldenweiser.; title: International research in problems of gold and prices, by Per Jacobsson.; title: Economic research in France after the war, by Charles Rist.; title: Twenty-five years of monetary controls, by R. B. Warren.; title: Economic facts and economic policy, by L. W. Douglas.; title: Second thoughts on the British white paper on employment policy, by John Jewkes.; title: Unstable equilibria in the balance of payments, by Jan Tiubergen.; title: Contributions by the way, by R. H. Coats.; title: Whither now? By J. S. Davis.