BECKHART, B. H. Monetary policy and commercial bank portfolio ... · EXPLORATORY STUDY IN THE THEORY OF LIQUIDITY. New York: Macmillan Co., 1934. Pp. xvi, 2A&. Review: by Melchior

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  • BECKHART, B. H.

    "Monetary policy and commercial bank portfolio*,* AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. XXX, March 1940, pp. 17- 26.

    Discussion: R.B. Vesterfield; Redvers Opiej R. J. Saulnier, ibid., pp. 39-43.

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  • BfcCKWITH, Burnham Putnam

    CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH AND AMERICAN THEORIES CONCERNING THE EFFECT OF COMMERCIAL BANKING ON THE SUPPLY OF PHYSICAL CAPITAL.

    Los Angeles: University of Southern Balifornia Press, 1935*

    A5 pp.

    (The Univ. of So. Calif. School of Research Studies M K K - No. 3. Social Science

    Series No. U )

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  • BERLE, Adolf A., Jr., and PEDERSEN, Victoria J.

    LIQUID CLAIMS AND NATIONAL WEALTH: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY IN THE THEORY OF LIQUIDITY. New York: Macmillan Co., 1934. Pp. xvi, 2A&.

    Review: by Melchior Palyi, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. U , Feb., 1936, pp. 131-3

    Liquidity problem in monetary and banking literature

    relevance of liquidity (or illiquiaity) of assets to the volume of money, to its velocity of circulation, to cyclical fluctuations of trade to the efficiency 0or inefficiency) of central

    policy, to soundness of capital allocation Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

  • BEOVN, Courtney C.

    LIQUIDITY AND INSTABILITY. New York: Columbia University Press, 1940. Pp. xiii + 282.

    Reviewed by L. L. Vatkins, JPE, L, June 1942, pp. 476-477-8

    Banking school vs. currency school views of commercial banking.

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  • MINTS, Lloyd V.

    A HISTORY OF BAHKING THEORY. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1945*

    pp. 223-256: movement of commercial-bank lending away from the self-liquidating loan

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  • MITCHELL, Valdo F.

    "The l i q u i d i t y of bank earning a s se t s , 1 1 JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

    1923

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  • MITCHELL, Waldo F.

    "The attack upon the theoxy of the liquidity of bank earning assets," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, x m , 1923.

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  • PROCHNOW, H. V.

    Bank liquidity and the new doctrine of anticipated income, JOURNAL OF FINANCE,

    December, 1949, pp. 298-3K.

    Reprinted in MONET AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY: A SERIES OF READINGS, ed. by L. S. Ritter, pp. 223-256.

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  • PROCHNOV, Herbert V.

    TERM LOANS AND THEORIES OF BANK LIQUIDITY. New lork, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Sept. 1949.

    "Bank liquidity and the new doctrine of anticipated income," THE JOURNAL OF FINANCE, Vol. IV, December 1949, pp. 298-312.

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  • STEINER, V. K.

    THE MECHANISM OF COMMERCIAL CREDIT. New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1922.

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