THE INCOME TAX IN GREAT BRITAIN
AND THE UNITED STATES
By Harrison B. SpauLping, Ph.D. Demy 8vo. 280 pp. 12s.
In both Great Britain and the United States the income tax is the principal
source of public revenue, and a comparative study of the income tax laws of
these two great English-speaking nations has long been needed. This book
is an attempt to meet this demand.
CURRENCY AND PRICES IN INDIA
By C. N. VakiL, M.A,, and S. K. MuranjaN, M.A. Demy
8vo. jbo pp. 18s.
This volume explains in detail the causes affecting the changes in the prices
of different important commodities and the general price-level in India. The
part played by the currency system in this connection is also fully discussed.
AN ACADEMIC STUDY OF SOME MONEY
MARKET AND OTHER STATISTICS
By E. G. Peake, O.B.E., M.A., LL.B. Second Edition, revised
and extended. Crown 4to. 100 pp. 42 Statistical Charts
and many Tables. 15s.
INFLATION
By J. SmieLp NicroLrsoN, M.A., Sc.D., Professor of Political
Economy in the University of Edinburgh. Crown 8vo.
143 pp. 3s 6d.
The Inflation consequent on the Abandonment of the Gold Standard dur-
ing the War—The Burden of High Prices—The Burden of our Public Debt
and of Taxation for Interest.
BANKING POLICY AND THE PRICE-LEVEL
An Essay in the Theory of the Trade Cycle
By D. H. RosertsoN, M.A., Fellow of Trinity College,
Cambridge, Lecturer in Economics in the University of
Cambridge. Crown 8vo. 106 pp. 5s.
The purpose of this book is to examine critically the doctrine that the Trade
Cycle is due to purely monetary causes and could be abolished by a monetary
policy designed to keep the general price-level stable. The merits and
limitations of such a policy are discussed together with some other matters
bearing on the problem of industrial stabilization. In the course of the
argument some new light, it is believed, is thrown on certain aspects of the
Theory of Money and Banking, and on the nature of the burden inflicted by
Inflation.
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