Atkinson, Edward

Bimetallism in Europe

The evolution of high wages from low cost of labor

Argument of Edward Atkinson ... upon the necessity of connecting the South Boston flats with the railway system of New England and the West

National accounts analyzed for the years 1879-1896. 1897

Food and feeding, considered as a factor in making the rates of wages or earnings

The protective tariff

Cotton

Courses of lectures on the currency, resources and indebtedness of the United States, delivered before the American geographical and statistical society. Lecture II. - On cotton

What is a bank, what service does a bank perform?

Report on the cotton manufacture of 1862

Cotton pamphlets

The construction of schoolhouses

The banking principle, or, Banking in its relations to currency

[A complete set of pamphlets and articles

Address on the silver question before the Providence Board of Trade, Thursday, Jan. 14, 1886 ...

The science of nutrition

One function of the savings bank

Distribution of products; or, Mechanism & the metaphysics of exchange

Argument, for a change in the law in regard to taxing foreign corporations

Social bacteria and economic microbes, wholesome and noxious

Consumption limited--production unlimited

Taxation and work

Address of Edward Atkinson, on finance and banking, at the dinner of the Boston Boot and Shoe Club, Dec. 17, 1890

The necessary relations of labor and capital

What is bi-metallism?

The basis of the science of political economy

[Remarks upon the proposed tax on cotton

The Future supply of cotton

The cotton manufactures of the United States of America

Plan for a textile laboratory and museum

The Financial outlook

Address of Mr. Edward Atkinson on the export of cotton goods, at the meeting of the New England Cotton Manufacturers' Association, April 26, 1876

Print October 30th, or laater--not before

Memorandum in regard to the equity in the case between the Government and the Union Pacific railroad

Address at the annual convention of the American Bankers' Association, September 23rd, 1885, at Chicago, Illinois by Mr. Edward Atkinson, of Boston, on common sense in regard to the silver question

The elements of national prosperity

Argument of Edward Atkinson before the railway committee, against the state undertaking to buy, equip, or operate railroads. March, 1873

The use and abuse of legal tender acts

The railroad and the farmer (number two)

What is bi-metallism?