J. Laurence Laughlin
1850 – 1933
Books
- Essays in Anglo-Saxon law
- Twenty-five years of the Department of Political Economy, University of Chicago
- The banking and currency act of 1913
- Department of Political Economy
- Facts about money
- The elements of political economy
- Gold and prices since 1873
- A new exposition of money, credit and prices
- Industrial America, Berlin lectures of 1906
- Banking reform and the National Reserve Association
- The history of bimetallism in the United States
- The union vs. higher wages
- A National reserve association and the movement of cotton in the South
- Reciprocity
- The study of political economy
- Latter-day problems
- The crime of 1873 and the Harvey-Laughlin joint debate
- Aus dem amerikanischen wirtschaftsleben
- The Federal reserve act
- A national reserves association and the movement of cotton in the South
- Banking reform
- The elements of political economy
- Banking reform
- Tracts for the times
- Bank notes secured by commercial assets
- The principles of money
- The history of bimetallism in the United States
- Guaranty of bank deposits
- Banking progress
- Reciprocity
- Industrial America
- Suggestions for banking reform
- Extracts from the laws of the United States relating to American shipping ...
- The Elements of Political Economy With Some Applications to Questions of the Day
- Money and prices
- Credit
- The elements of political economy
- Banking control
- Industrial America
- Credit of the nations
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