Arthur F. Burns
1904 โ 1987
Books
- Three addresses on foreign policy
- Frickey on the decomposition of time series
- Business cycle research and the needs of our times
- New facts on business cycles
- Stepping stones towards the future
- Arthur Burns and the successor generation
- The Economy, can we avert disaster?
- Deutschland--wohin?
- The dollar and the international monetary system
- Farmers' markets survey report
- The future of the free enterprise system, delivered Sept. 21, 1978
- New facts on business cycles
- The perils of inflation
- Reflections of an economic policy maker
- Wages and prices by formula?
- A preliminary draft of chapters I-III "Business cycles, volume II
- The anguish of central banking
- Looking forward
- The cumulation of economic knowledge
- Compilation of prepared statements presented by participants in panel discussions
- Prosperity without inflation
- The condition of the American economy
- Economic research and the Keynesian thinking of our times
- The future of the free enterprise system
- Inflation must be stopped
- Our inflation in historical perspective
- The Reagan economic program
- The United States and Germany
- Wesley Clair Mitchell
- Production trends in the United States since 1870
- Planning for economic growth in the United States
- The instability of consumer spending
- The frontiers of economic knowledge
- Full employment
- The American trade deficit in perspective
- Economic health of the western alliance
- Full employment: guideposts and economic stability
- How inflation influences our lives
- The ongoing revolution in American banking
- Regaining a stable price level
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