How can monetary policy be improved?

Monetary policy - United States ; Monetary policy ; Banks and banking, Central

The Harvard-Circle

This brief note reflects on the times when Joseph A. Schumpeter was engaged at Harvard University in Boston/Mass, 1932-1950. A description of Schumpeter’s interaction with friends and collaborators as well as opponents, of the intellectual struggles he was engaged in as well as the ideological dimensions of his life and approaches sheds an interesting light on a scholar whose oeuvre received full admiration only some decades after he passed away in 1950

Maximum Principles in Analytical Economics

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Summing up on business cycles: opening address

Business cycles

The U.S. government synthetic rubber program, 1941-1955 : an examination in search of lessons for current energy technology commercialization projects

Prepared for the United States Energy Research and Development Administration under Contract no. E(40-18) 2295, Task order