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The Purchasing Power of Money: Its Determination and Relation to Credit, Interest, and Crises, Irving Fisher and Harry G. Brown
Annual Report of the President of the Academy of Political Science, Wesley C. Mitchell
Mr. Hoover's "The Challenge to Liberty", Wesley C. Mitchell
The Research Fellowships of the Social Science Research Council, Wesley C. Mitchell
Forest Resources of the World, Raphael Zon, William N. Sparhawk and Gifford Pinchot Reviewed by Wesley C. Mitchell
Costs and Profits: Their Relation to Business Cycles, Hudson Bridge Hastings Reviewed by Wesley C. Mitchell
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