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I. PRICE-FIXING AS SEEN BY A PRICE-FIXER

II. THE BURDEN OF WAR AND FUTURE GENERATIONS
III. WAGE THEORY AND THEORIES

IV. THE TAXATION OF LUXURIES AND THE RATE OF
INTEREST

V. WAR LABOR POLICIES AND THEIR OUTCOME IN PEACE

F. W. Taussig

A. C. Pigou

H. J. Davenport

A. F. McGoun Louls B. Wehle

T. N. Carver

VI. FOUR LABOR PROGRAMS

NOTES AND MEMORANDA:

International Trade and Prices

J. E. Norton

CONTENTS FOR MAY, 1919

I. THE RELATIONS OF RECENT PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOP-
MENTS TO ECONOMIC THEORY

II. LATIN AMERICAN FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND INTER-
NATIONAL BALANCES DURING THE WAR

III. POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT

IV. INDEBTEDNESS OF PRINCIPAL BELLIGERENTS.

V. THE IRON-ORE PROBLEM OF LORRAINE

Z. Clark Dickinson

John H. Williams Henry H. Farquhar

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