BIBLIOGRAPHY 
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Periodicals. 
Particular reference must be made to the following: 
The Economist, London, articles on Australian banking and trade too numer- 
ous to particularize. 
The Insurance and Banking Record, Melbourne, the best running commentary 
on Australian conditions. Monthly. 
The Statist, London. 
The Economic Record, very valuable from 1925. : 
The Stock Exchange Journal, Melbourne. 
Bulletins of the Alexander Hamilton Institute, Sydney. 
Jobson’s Business Digest. 
AENERAL 
Official. 
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Board of Trade, London. 
Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom. 
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Statistical Abstract for the United Kingdom. 
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U.S. Department of Commerce: 
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Statistics. 
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1890-1914. 
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t. Public Finance. 
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Memorandum on Public Finance. 
Memorandum on World's Monetary Problems, by Gustav Cassel. 
Bulletins of the London and Cambridge Economie Service. 
Bulletins of the Harvard Economic Service. 
Bulletins of the National Bureau of Economic Service, New York.