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Paul T. Homan •ï¿½10 Items / 5 Books, 3 Articles, 2 Reviews
Financing American Prosperity (1945)
by Paul T. Homan and Fritz Machlup
A Symposium of Economists
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    Reviews (Review)
    Alfred G. Buehler
    Financing American Prosperity, by Paul T. Homan and Fritz Machlup
    1. Financing American Prosperity by Paul T. Homan and Fritz Machlup
    Political Science Quarterly, June 1946, pp. 266-267
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    A Reader's List (3 Reviews)
    Trade Associations and Government (#240),
    1. Trade Associations and Government (#240)
    2. Financing American Prosperity by Paul T. Homan and Fritz Machlup
    3. Socialism Looks Forward by John Strachey
    The New Republic, November 19, 1945, pp. 686-688
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    Recent Books on International Relations (13 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    The United States
    1. America's Place in the World by Nathaniel Peffer
    2. Unwritten Treaty by James P. Warburg
    3. The Killing of the Peace by Alan M. Cranston
    4. The Asian Legacy and American Life by Arthur E. Christy
    5. Sixty Million Jobs by Henry A. Wallace
    6. Tomorrow's Trade by Stuart Chase
    7. Financing American Prosperity by Paul T. Homan and Fritz Machlup
    8. One Nation by Wallace Stegner
    9. Time Bomb by Emanuel A. Piller
    10. Soldier of Democracy by Kenneth S. Davis
    11. Representative American Speeches, 1944-45 by A. Craig Baird
    12. Selected Speeches and Statements of General of the Army George C. Marshall by H.A. De Weerd and George C. Marshall
    13. Calabashes and Kings by Stanley D. Porteus
    Foreign Affairs, April 1946, p. 555