Money, trade, and economic growth
By: in honor of John Henry Williams.
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1951
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 343
Subjects: Williams, John Henry, -- 1887-; Economic policy.; Finance.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: value: Toward a theory of intergovernment trade, by D. McC. Wright.; value: Underdeveloped countries and the international monetary mechanism, by H.C. Wallich.; value: Institutional developments in the intra-European monetary system, by R. Triffin.; value: European economic integration, by C.P. Kindleberger.; value: Economic integration of sovereign states: some fundamental problems, by R.F. Mikesell.; value: Policies to make devaluation effective, by C. Gutt.; value: The capital-output ratio in dynamic economics, by W. Fellner.; value: Relative income, absolute income, and saving, by J. Tobin.; value: Principles and rules in modern fiscal policy: a neo-classical reformation, by P.A. Samuelson.; value: Prices, costs, and profits, by E.S. Mason.; value: Some notes on the theory of interest, by D.H. Robertson.; value: Monetary semantics, by E.A. Goldenweiser.; value: Money liquidity and the valuation of assets, by R.A. Musgrave.; value: Central banking policy and long trends in prices, by L.H. Dupriez.; value: The rediscovery of money, by H.S. Ellis.; value: Interest rates and the central bank, by R.V. Rosa.; value: Changing concepts of central banking, by A. Sproul.