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1 RELATION BETWEEN THEORIES HELD AND BANK LEGISLATION EVOLUTION OF BANKING THEORY chronological method of treatment Opinions of various writers on vide range of banking questions. Historical approach to banking theory

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3 Leading Theorists Today in field of banking: Hawtrey-Robertson, Keynes, Sayers, Durbin, Vhale Digitized for FRASER

4 ANDERSON, JR., B. M. Author File Bank expansion vs. savings," CHASE ECONOMIC BULLETIN, June 25, Vol. VIII, No. 2, June 25, Nev York: Chase National Bank, pp.

5 ANDERSON, JR., B.M. "3ank expansion versus savings.* CHISE ECOHOMIC BULLETIN, Vol. VIII, No. 2. New Xorkt Chase Nr tl. B«ric, 1928, 21 pp. rt June 25, 1928.

6 DUNBAR, Charles Franklin ( ) THE THEORY AND HISTORY OF BANKING. New York: G. P. Putnam 1 s Sons, 1st ed., 2nd ed., 3d ed., revised and enlarged by 0. M. V. Sprague, th ed., with last chap, by H. P. Willis ion the Federal Reserve System, th ed., revised and in part rewritten with additional material by 0. M. V. Sprague, 1929.

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8 DUNBAR, Charles F. THEORY AND HISTORY OF BANKING. New York: Putnam 1 s, 4th ed«, th ed., rev. and in part rewritten with additional material by 0. M. V. Sprague

9 GILBART, James V, THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF BANKING London: Bell and Baldy, 1871«

10 W USE A SEPARATE SLIP FOR EACH TITLE - Author: HACKETT, V. T. G. [PLEASE PRINT] Title: A BACKGROUND OF BANKING THEORY. Toronto: [PLEASE PRINT] GLASS MARK (In upper right hand corner of card) BOOKS MUST NOT BE TAKEN FROM THE ROOM SEAT NUMBER Correct name and full legible address required. INDICATOR NO. Name Address City. Zone Verify Date? - - Editor? - Bound? - Illegible- - Volume? - In use M.R.R. - Room Reserved M.R.R. Room In Bindery - - Not available - Check slip - Missing Not in S. L. * Lacking More wanted? - Digitized for FRASER The New York Public Library 1. Please exercise care in filling out call slips. When in doubt ask a librarian. Write legibly. 2. If reference is to a periodical article, give title of periodical, date, volume number and page. 3. Books will be delivered to your seat if you write the seat number on your slips and are there to receive them, 4. Return books before leaving. 5. Ink may be used only in fountain pens. Bottles of ink are not allowed. 6. Your call slips will not be returned. Copy separately any information that you may need later.

11 HARR, L., end HARRIS, W. C. BANKING THEORY AND PRACTICE. Hill, New York: McGraw- 616 pp. BANKING THIDRY AND PRACTICE. Hill, Pp. ix, 562. New York: McGraw- Review: by I. B. Cross, AMERICAN ECONOMIC JOURNAL, XXI, March, 1931, p. 163.

12 HARRIS, Ralph Scott PRACTICAL BANKING, with & survey of the Federal Reserve Act. Boston-New Xork, Houghton Mifflin Co., [c. 1915]. Bibliography, pp Baker Library, Harvard Business School

13 HAVTREI, R. G. CURRENCI AND CREDIT. London: Longmans, 1919* Pp. vii, 393. A careful analytical study- of such closely related topics as paper money and the quantity theory, the foreign exchanges, systems of note issue, the theory of banking, financial crises, war finance* The author treats credit as the primary means of payment and money as subsidiary in an effort to set forth the nature and causes of the business cycle, and finds the instability of credit traceable not so much to the banker as to the trader and promoter. The distinctly international flavor of the work accentuates its timely character. Abstract by C. A. Phillips, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, H, March, 1921, p. 127.

14 LEAF, Walter London: BANKING. Revised by Ernest Sykes. Oxford University Press, 4-th ed., 194-3

15 LESCURE, J* Th^orie des banques, REVUE D f 1SC0N0MIE POLITIQUE July-August, 1921*

16 MACLEOD, Henry Doming THE THEORI AND PRACTICE OF BAHKING. Vol. II. London: Longmanjf, Brovn, Green, and Longmans, 1855*

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18 MILLER, H. E. BANKING THEORIES IN THE UNITED STATES BEFORE i860. (Harvard Economic Studies). Cambridge: Harvard University Press, Pp. xi, 240. Bibliography.

19 MINTS, Lloyd. A HISTORY OF BANKING THEORY IN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, Pp. 319.

20 MINTS, Lloyd. A HISTORI OF BANKING THEORY IN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES. Chicago: UtaiTersity of Chicago Press, pp. 272 ff. Board's position on stabilization of price level

21 MINTS, Lloyd. A HISTORY OF BAHKING THEORY IN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, Pp Review: by Elmer Vood, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, vol. 29, Feb , pp

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25 PHILLIPS, Chester A. BANK CREDIT: A STUDY OF THE PRINCIPLES AND FACTORS UNDERLYING ADVANCES MADE BY BANES TO BORROWERS. New York: The Macoillan Company, Pp. xiv, 374. Review: by William A. Scott, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XI, June, 1921, pp

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27 RtsT t Charles HisTVAy g>/s MoA>G//HLY 4*>& \i..

28 ROBERTSON, Dennis H. ESSAYS IN MONETARY THEOBY. London: P. S. King, chap. 2: pp chap. 12: pp Theories of Banking Policy British monetary policy

29 ROBERTSON, D. H. Theories of banking policy, ECONOMICA, No. 23, June, 1928, pp. 131-H6.

30 RODKEY, Robert G. THE BANKING PROCESS. New York: Macmillan, Pp. xii, 354. Reviews by R. B. Westerfield, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XIX, March 1929, pp. U6-H9.

31 SAIERS, R. S. MODERN BANKING. New York: Oxford University Press, Pp. xi, 316. Review: by F. A. Bradford, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW. Dec, 1938, pp chap. 8: Exchange Equalization Account

32 SAYERS, R. S. MODERN BANKING, flew York: Oxford University Press, Pp. xi, 316. Review: by L. L. Watkins, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 47, April, 1939, pp

33 SAYERS, R* S* "The concept of liquidity in English banking," Quarterly Review, Banca Nationale del Lavoro, Rome, April-June 1951*

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35 STEIHER, V. H. SOME ASPECTS OF BANKING THEORY. Nev York: V. D. Gray (106-7th Ave.), Pp Short review: by. W. Stewart, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XI, June, 1921, p. 319.

36 STEINER, William H. SOME ASPECTS OF BAHKING THEORY. New York: D. Gray, Pp Ch. I: The Evolution of Banking II; Banking in the Present Economic Order III: Coan»rcial Banking IV: Soae Further Aspects of Commercial Banking V: Some Farther Aspects of Commercial Banking VI: Investment Banking VII; Operation of the Banking System

37 THOMAS, Rollin G. MODERN BANKING: ECONOMIC AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS. New York: Prentice-Hall Pp w 474- Chsp. headings: Introduction; The nature of a bank; The banker and credit collection of checks; The bank! s assets (reserves); The bank! s earning assets (secondary reserves); Bank credit; The early banking system of the U.S.; The national banking system; The Federal Reserve System; Federal Reserve System credit policy; Foreign banking systems; Foreign exchange; Trust companies; Concentration in banking control; Bank failures; Money market middlemen; Agricultural credit. Digitized for FRASER

38 THOMAS, Rollin G. MODERN BANKING: ECONOMIC AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS. Nev York: Prentice Hall, Pp. xvi, A7A. Review: y V. 0. Suiter, SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL, V, July, 1938, pp Introductory textbook on banking

39 WARREN, Robert B. THE SEARCH FOR FINANCIAL SECURITY. New York: Columbia University Press, 1940 Pp. vi Review: by F. E. Richter, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, L, February, 1942, pp ?. Volurae of 5 lectures given at 1940 summer session at Columbia University chap. 1 - on money (pocket book and bank money) 2 - on banking 3- old distinction between bank credit and capital supply (or loans) has banished. 4 - the institutional market

40 WARREN, Robert B. THE SEARCH FOR FINANCIAL SECURITY. New York: Columbia University Press, Pp. vi Review: by F. E. Richter, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, vol. 50, Feb., 1933, pp lectures given in Columbia summer session (1940) o a & & & P^Kri to *T K» «« * B «-9 to * 2 ' o o M,5 ctp. Digitized for FRASER CD

41 VESTERFIELD, R. B. BANKING PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE. Vol. It ELEMENTS OF MONEI, CREDIT AND BANKING; II: THE BANKING SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES} III: DOMESTIC BANKING CASH AND DEPOSIT OPERATIONS? IV: DOMESTIC BANKING EARNING ASSETS: V: THE FOREIGN DIVISION. New York: Pp. xjodi, 1370.

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44 WILLIS, H. P., CHAPMAN, John M., and ROBEX, Ralph West CONTEMPORARY BANKING. New Tork: Harper & Brothers, Pp. 8 U

45 WILLIS, H. Parker PRINCIPLES OF BANKING. Nev York: Harper, 1921.

46 WILLIS, H. Parker Ai-ERICAN BANKING. Chicago: 1st ed., Pp. xi, 56I. rev. ed., Pp , pp. x, 556.

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48 WILLIS, H. Parker BANKS AND BANKING. Albany, New York: 1st ed., Pp Pp. 515.