he Carnegie Corporation of New York in establishing the itute of Economics declared that "in committing to the Trustees administration of the endowment of the Institute of Economics, which the Corporation will have no control whatsoever, it has mind a single purpose-namely, that the Institute shall be ducted with the sole object of ascertaining the facts about current omic problems and of interpreting these facts for the people he United States in the most simple and understandable form. Institute shall be administered by its Trustees without regard to special interests of any group in the body politic, whether tical, social or economic." In order that the Council and Staff he Institute may enjoy the freedom which is conceded as essential cientific progress, the Trustees of the Institute have adopted the wing resolution: "The primary function of the Trustees is not xpress their views upon the scientific investigations conducted the Institute, but only to make it possible for such scientific k to be done under the most favorable auspices." PUBLICATIONS OF THE INSTITUTE OF ECONOMICS INVESTIGATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC GERMANY'S CAPACITY TO PAY (1923)* RUSSIAN DEBTS AND RUSSIAN RECONSTRUCTION (1924)* THE FRENCH DEBT PROBLEM (1925) THE RUHR-LORRAINE INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM (1925) ITALY'S INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POSITION (For early publication) INVESTIGATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL POLICIES SUGAR IN RELATION TO THE TARIFF (1924)* THE TARIFF ON WOOL (1926) THE CATTLE INDUSTRY AND THE TARIFF (1926) INVESTIGATIONS IN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AMERICAN AGRICULTURE AND THE EUROPEAN MARKET (1924)* THE FEDERAL INTERMEDIATE CREDIT SYSTEM (1926) INVESTIGATIONS IN INDUSTRY AND LABOR MINERS' WAGES AND THE COST OF COAL (1924)* THE CASE OF BITUMINOUS COAL (1925) THE COAL MINERS' STRUGGLE FOR INDUSTRIAL STATUS (1926) INVESTIGATIONS IN FINANCE INTEREST RATES AND STOCK SPECULATION (1925) * Published by the McGraw-Hill Book Company. 1 |