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2000
by
Schumpeter
Joseph Schumpeter
Ragnar Frisch
Friedrich A. Hayek
Irving Fisher
Joan Robinson
John Bates Clark
John Kenneth Galbraith
John Maynard Keynes
Leon Walras
Business Cycles
Economic History
Eugen von Philippovich
Volkswirtschaft
Austrian School
Ludwig von Mises
Otto Bauer
Public Finance
World War I
Arthur Spiethoff
Walter Eucken
Werner Sombart
Business Cycle Theory
Erich Schneider
Mathematical Economics
Monetary Theory
Emil Lederer
Totalitarianism
Gottfried Haberler
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Gustav Schmoller
Capital Theory
Equilibrium
Lausanne School
Hermann Heinrich Gossen
Insurance
Nationalization
Methodology
Economic Crisis
Interest Theory
Profit and Loss
Max Weber
Capitalism
Democracy
Political Economy
Geopolitics
Customs Union
Karl Bucher
Alfred Amonn
Monetary Policy
Proletariat
Social Policy
Social Democracy
Entrepreneurship
Historical School
Imperialism
Othmar Spann
Banking
Trade Policy
Friedrich von Wieser
Hans Mayer
Money Market
Gustav Cassel
League of Nations
Balance of Payments
Reparations
Sozialpolitik
Arthur Cecil Pigou
Land Reform
Hjalmar Schacht
Political Philosophy
Rationalization
Unemployment
Inheritance
Taxation
Hans Kelsen
Lionel Robbins
Economic Development
Physiocracy
Alfred Marshall
Agriculture
Welfare Economics
Rudolf Hilferding
Vilfredo Pareto
Francis Ysidro Edgeworth
Weimar Republic
Oskar Morgenstern
Protectionism
Great Depression
Adolf Hitler
Socialism
Elasticity of Demand
Planned Economy
Fiscal Policy
Gunnar Myrdal
International Trade
Expectations
Deflation
Inflation
Velocity of Circulation
Cartels
Jan Tinbergen
Interest Rates
Indifference Curves
Gold Standard
Antoine Augustin Cournot
Marginal Utility
Productivity
Price Theory
Alvin Hansen
Jacob Viner
Market Structure
Liberalism
Johann Heinrich von Thunen
Monopolistic Competition
Innovation
Credit Expansion
New Deal
Oligopoly
Oskar Lange
Benito Mussolini
John Hicks
Paul Samuelson
Epistemology
David Ricardo
Karl Marx
Industrial Revolution
Price Level
Quantity Theory of Money
Saving
Rationality
Devaluation
World War II
National Income
Price Controls
War Economy
Consumer Sovereignty
Purchasing Power
Value Judgments
Anschluss
Deficit Spending
Statism
Stock Exchange
Ordoliberalism
Classical Economics
Abstinence Theory
Class Struggle
John Stuart Mill
Marxism
Keynesian Economics
Knut Wicksell
Capital Accumulation
Nicholas Kaldor
Wages
George Stigler
Stationary Economy
Boom and Bust
Wage Rigidity
Legal Tender
Monetary Reform
Monopoly
Perfect Competition
Education
Table of Contents · 320 segments
1
Title Page, Cataloging Data, Copyright, and Production Note
chapter
2
Acknowledgments
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3
Table of Contents
bibliography
4
Abbreviations
bibliography
5
Introduction: Editorial Aims and Corpus of Schumpeter’s Letters
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6
Biographical Context of Schumpeter’s German-Language Correspondence: Vienna Studies, 1901–1904
chapter
7
Schumpeter’s University Studies, Export Academy Courses, and the Böhm-Bawerk Seminar
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8
Schumpeter’s Early Letters, Habilitation, and Teaching in Vienna and Czernowitz
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9
Schumpeter’s World War I Peace Politics and Austrian Reform Memoranda
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10
Notes on Schumpeter’s Wartime Political Memoranda and Austrian Contacts
footnotes
11
Schumpeter’s Wartime Commission Work and Entry into Banking
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12
Schumpeter’s Bonn Activities, Legal-Study Reform, and Financial Burdens
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13
Debt Crisis, Creditor Pressure, and Partial Stabilization, 1926-1929
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14
German Academic Interest and Berlin Appointment Opposition
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15
Berlin Opposition, Harvard Move, Cycles, Transitional Society, and German Reception of Schumpeter
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16
Salin’s German Edition and Schumpeter’s Bonn Personal Network
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17
The American Period: Corpus, Forms, and Language of Schumpeter’s Correspondence
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18
Schumpeter’s American Correspondence, Theoretical Projects, and Major Works
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19
Schumpeter’s American Letters on Major Works, Unfinished Projects, Teaching, and Professional Networks
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20
Harvard Economics, Refugee Aid, and Political Views in Schumpeter’s Correspondence
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21
Interpreting Schumpeter's Letters, Provocation, and Racial Labels
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22
The Surviving Schumpeter Correspondence and Its Archival Holdings
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23
Archival Gaps, Letter Collections, and Editorial Handling of Schumpeter’s Correspondence
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24
Editorial Note on Locating Schumpeter’s Letters and Preserving Orthography
chapter
25
Letter to John Bates Clark, 2 May 1907
chapter
26
Letter to John Bates Clark, 6 June 1907
chapter
27
Request to the University of Vienna Chancellery, 21 October 1907
chapter
28
Letter to Léon Walras, 9 October 1908, Opening
chapter
29
To Léon Walras, 9 October 1908 (continued)
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30
To Léon Walras, 6 November 1908
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31
To John Bates Clark, 3 December 1908
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32
To John Bates Clark, 25 March 1909
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33
To Léon Walras, 7 June 1909 (opening)
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34
Letter to Léon Walras on His Seventy-Fifth Birthday
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35
Letter to John Bates Clark Summarizing Schumpeter’s Dynamic Theory
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36
Letter to J. C. B. Mohr on Avoiding Cuts to Epochen der Dogmen- und Methodengeschichte
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37
Continuation of Letter on Manuscript Cuts and Apology
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38
Letter to Nicholas Murray Butler, 13 September 1913
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39
Letter to Edwin R. A. Seligman, 23 November 1913
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40
Letter to Frank A. Fetter, 19 December 1913
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41
Beginning of Postcard to Paul Siebeck, 6 April 1914
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42
Letter to Paul Siebeck about revising proofs for the Grundriss der Sozialökonomik
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43
Letter to Count Otto Harrach on Austrian war aims and nationalities policy
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44
Opening of Letter to Count Otto Harrach thanking him for a literary gift
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45
Continuation of Letter to Count Otto Harrach on Neutral Diplomacy and Submarine Warfare
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46
Letter to Heinrich Lammausch on Mitteleuropa, German War Aims, and Austrian Independence
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47
Letter to Paul Siebeck on Publishing Plans and Editorial Consultation
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48
Proposal to Revitalize the Tübinger Economics Journal
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49
Letter to Paul Siebeck on Founding a New Economics Quarterly
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50
Schumpeter’s Publishing Plans for Literary Parerga
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51
Confidential Reply on Joining the Archiv and Reservations about Sombart
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52
Closing of Prior Letter and Letter to Paul Siebeck, 5 August 1916
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53
Schumpeter on Joining the Archiv and Sending War Memoranda
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54
Letter to Angelo Eisner von Eisenhof on War Memoranda, Meinl, and Austrian Peace Policy
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55
End of Letter on Meinl’s Peace Memorandum and Austrian Diplomatic Initiative
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56
Letter to Count Otto Harrach on Austrian War Aims, Trialism, and a Conservative Press
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57
Closing of Prior Harrach Letter and May 1917 Memorandum on Austria’s Political Situation
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58
Letter to Otto Harrach on Parliamentary Failure and Slavic Reconciliation, June 1917
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59
Letter to Otto Harrach on Dualism, Democracy, and Bohemian Compromise, July 1917
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60
Opening of Letter to Angelo Franz Victor Eisner von Eisenhof, February 1918
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61
Letter to Angelo Franz Victor Eisner von Eisenhof, 2 February 1918, continued
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62
Letter to Count Otto Harrach, 7 February 1918
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63
Letter to Angelo Franz Victor Eisner von Eisenhof, 8 February 1918
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64
Letter to Count Otto Harrach, 19 February 1918, header
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65
Letter to Otto Harrach on Austrian Conservatism and the Bohemian Question
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66
Letter to Angelo Eisner von Eisenhof on Austrian Politics and Press Questions
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67
Letters on Economic Theory, Publications, and Berlin Appointment Negotiations
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68
Letter to Werner Sombart and Opening Metadata for a Max Apt Letter
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69
Letter to Max Apt on the Berlin appointment and withdrawal right (June 29, 1920)
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70
Letter to Max Apt declining the Berlin appointment (July 28, 1920)
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71
Letter to Finanzrat Bermann on the Austrian Bank charter (February 13, 1921)
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72
Concluding Points on Austrian Bank Statutes and Concession Application
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73
Letters to Arthur Spiethoff on Banking, Academic Work, and the Austrian Crisis, 1921–1922
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74
Opening Metadata for Letter to Wesley C. Mitchell, 6 March 1923
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75
Continuation of Recommendation for Friedrich Hayek to Wesley C. Mitchell, 6 March 1923
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76
Letter to Arthur Spiethoff on Springer, Schmollers Jahrbuch, and an American Economic Association Review, 17 April 1924
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77
Bonn Appointment Correspondence and Beginning of Stolper Collaboration, June–December 1925
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78
Stolper Letter on Business Cycle Research and Ministry Request for Bonn Seminar Library, February 1926
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79
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Berlin Rumors, Konjunkturforschung, Fiscal Policy, and Bonn Commemorations, 2 March 1926
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80
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Der Deutsche Volkswirt and Economic Journalism, 29 May 1926
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81
Opening Metadata for Letter to Gustav Stolper, 24 June 1926
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Letter to Gustav Stolper, 24 June 1926: Der Deutsche Volkswirt and Contributors
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83
Letter to Gustav Stolper, 1 August 1926: Opening Thanks and Personal Remarks
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Continuation of Letter to Gustav Stolper on the Deutscher Volkswirt and Political Journalism
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85
Letter to Ottilie Jäckel on Annie Schumpeter’s Death
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Opening of Letter to Ottilie Jäckel, 22 August 1926
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Continuation of Letter on Annie Schumpeter’s Death, Mourning, and Vienna Obligations
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88
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Editorial Strategy, Economic Contributors, and Personal Grief
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89
Continuation of Letter to Gustav Stolper on Reparations and Publication Plans
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90
Letter to Gustav Cassel Inviting a Contribution to Der Deutsche Volkswirt
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91
Letter to Wesley C. Mitchell on Friendship, Grief, and Contributions to German Economic Journals
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92
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Article Delays, Exhaustion, and Future Work for Der Deutsche Volkswirt
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Continuation of Letter to Gustav Stolper on Contributions to Der Deutsche Volkswirt
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Letter to Gustav Stolper, 8 October 1926
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Letter to Gustav Stolper, Probably 3 November 1926
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96
Letter to Carl Schmitt, 23 November 1926 Opening
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Letter to Carl Schmitt, 23 November 1926: request for an Archiv contribution
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Letter to Gustav Stolper, 5 March 1927: Volkswirt articles, London lectures, Biedermann liquidation, and Freiburg offer
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99
Letter to Gustav Stolper, 21 March 1927: proposed finance-policy articles and Berlin visit
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100
Letter to Gustav Stolper, 27 March 1927: hospitality in Berlin and a planned finance-policy series
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101
Letter to Gustav Stolper, 6 April 1927: opening from Vienna
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102
Letter to Gustav Stolper, 6 April 1927: Vienna, Dorotheum, and Financial Administration Article
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103
Letter to Gustav Stolper, 15 May 1927: Finanzausgleich I and Beckerath Manuscript
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104
Letter to Gustav Stolper, 24 May 1927: London Contacts, Finanzausgleich II, and Colwyn Report
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105
Letter to Gustav Stolper, 22 June 1927: Colwyn Report, Beckerath, Money Book, and Harvard Invitation
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106
Letter to Toni and Gustav Stolper, 9 July 1927: Workload, Colwyn Article, and Harvard Plans
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107
Conclusion and notes to a letter on Schumpeter’s workload before travel
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108
Letter to the Prussian Ministry requesting leave for Harvard
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109
Letter to Gustav Stolper from Cambridge on Harvard and future plans
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110
Letter to Werner Richter opposing the transfer of social sciences to the law faculty
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111
Schumpeter’s 1928 Letters on Economics Faculty Reform and Keynes’s Editing of “The Instability of Capitalism”
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112
Continuation of Letter to Keynes on Stability, Determinateness, Quesnay, and Growth
theoretical
113
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Overwork, Celerina, Germany, and America
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114
Opening of Letter to Oskar Siebeck about the Archiv and Lederer
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115
Letter to Oskar Siebeck, continuation: Economic Journal Exchange, Bowley Translation, and Mathematical Economics Supplement
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116
Letter to John Maynard Keynes, 16 August 1928: Instability of Capitalism and Stability
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117
Letter to Ottilie Jäckel, 22 September 1928: Debt, Lectures, and Academic Frustration
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118
Editorial notes to preceding October 1928 correspondence
footnotes
119
Letter to Hans Julius Werner Richter on renaming Bonn’s seminar and reforming legal education
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120
Letters on Bonn assistant appointments and Siebeck’s economics publishing plans
essay
121
Continuation of Editorial Notes on Welfare Economics and Economic Journal References
footnotes
122
Correspondence with Gustav Stolper and Werner Richter, November 1928–February 1929
essay
123
Letter to Werner Richter on university overcrowding, Ernst Kelter, and Karl Mannheim
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124
Letter to Julius Springer on the delayed money manuscript
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125
Opening of letter to Gustav Stolper, June 25, 1929
essay
126
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Johanna Stolper’s Birth, the Cartel Inquiry, and Der Deutsche Volkswirt
letter
127
Letter to Seiichi Tobata on European Study and Pareto, Pigou, and Divisia
letter
128
Petition to the Ministry for Leave to Teach at Harvard in 1930/31
letter
129
Letter to Julius Springer: Opening Metadata and Salutation
letter
130
Continuation of letter to Ferdinand Springer and letter to Oskar Siebeck on economic publishing projects
essay
131
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Der Deutsche Volkswirt, Weimar politics, Somary, and Schumpeter’s summer plans
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132
Farewell letter to Gustav Stolper before Harvard and Japan travel
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133
Letter to John Maynard Keynes on journal advertisements and Economic Journal correspondence
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134
Continuation of Letter to John Maynard Keynes on Economic Journal Correspondence and Travel Plans
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135
Letter to John Maynard Keynes, October 18, 1930
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136
Letter to Gustav Stolper, October 25, 1930
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137
Opening of Letter to John Maynard Keynes, November 29, 1930, with Residual Page Footnotes
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End of Schumpeter’s congratulatory letter on Keynes’s Treatise on Money
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139
Letter to Gottfried Haberler, 30 November 1930: Header and archival metadata
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140
Letter to Gottfried Haberler on Königsberg, Harvard, Keynes, Frisch, and Trend Analysis
essay
141
Letter to Arthur Spiethoff from Carmel on Germany, Schumpeter’s Work, and Business Cycles
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142
Continuation of a Letter on Cement Demand and Supply Curves
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143
Letter to Dean Moore on Harvard Retirement Arrangements and Japan Trip
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144
Letter to Toni and Gustav Stolper from Yokohama
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145
Letter to Seiichi Tobata from Singapore
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146
Continuation of Travel Letter on Java and Bali
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147
Letter to Gustav Stolper, May 8, 1931
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148
Conclusion of Letter on Fiscal Policy, Berlin Visit, and Sombart Succession Notes
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149
Letter to George Allen & Unwin on Translating The Theory of Economic Development
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150
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Draft Response to Bernhard's Faculty Allegations
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151
Draft Letter to Ludwig Bernhard Requesting Statements and Evidence
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152
Opening of Letter to Gottfried Haberler, 6 August 1931
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153
Letter to Gottfried Haberler on Marriage, International Trade, and Editorial Matters
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154
Letter to C. J. Bullock Reporting on Harvard Research Grant
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155
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Felix Somary and Economic Prognosis
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156
Crisis warnings, Lederer’s appointment, and delayed money manuscript in 1931 correspondence
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157
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Weltkrise und Finanzpolitik
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158
Letter to Gustav Stolper on Biedermannbank allegations and start of Siebeck letter
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159
Letter to Oskar Siebeck on NBER Publications and Manuscripts for Beiträge, 1 March 1932
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160
Reconstructed Letter to Werner Richter on the Biedermann-Bank and Mataja Allegations, 26 March 1932
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161
Biedermannbank Share Syndicates and Alleged Subscription Rights Theft
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162
Defense Regarding Biedermannbank, Braun-Stammfest, and Personal Banking Allegations
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163
Letter to Richard E. Thoma, 31 March 1932: Editorial and Archival Note
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164
Letter to Richard E. Thoma on the Lloyds Review Reparations Controversy
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165
Resignation Cover Letter to Werner Richter and Formal Petition to the Prussian Ministry
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166
Archival Header for Letter to Adolph Grimme of 2 June 1932
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167
Letter to Adolf Grimme on resignation reports and teaching obligations, 2 June 1932
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168
Letter to Emil Lederer on rumors, ministry procedure, and faculty responsibility, 5 July 1932
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169
Follow-up letter to Emil Lederer clarifying refusal of evasive silence, 6 July 1932
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170
Letter to Gustav Stolper on the Berlin faculty, Lederer, and academic intrigues, 8 July 1932
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171
Farewell letter to Toni and Gustav Stolper before departure for Harvard, 12 September 1932
essay
172
Letter to Jan Tinbergen on mathematical economics, lag waves, and business-cycle theory, 21 September 1932
theoretical
173
Opening metadata for letter to Karl Bigelow, 22 October 1932
bibliography
174
Letter to Karl Bigelow arranging Buffalo lectures, 22 October 1932
essay
175
Letters to Keynes, Snyder, and Löwe on the Spiethoff Festschrift, Economic Journal correspondence, and Harvard work, 1932
essay
176
Letter to Ragnar Frisch on Econometric Society Membership and Presidency, December 3, 1932
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177
Letter to John Maynard Keynes on Emil Lederer and Wassily Leontief, December 3, 1932
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178
Letter to H. H. Burbank, February 18, 1933: Heading and Source Note
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179
Letter to Harold H. Burbank with Memorandum on Harvard Economics Students (18 February 1933)
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180
Letter to Pauline R. Thayer on Immigration, Resident Alien Status, and Naturalization (24 February 1933)
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181
Letter to Irving Fisher (25 February 1933): Bibliographic Header
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182
Letter to Irving Fisher on Reflation, German Recovery, and the Econometric Society Presidency
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183
Letter to Henry Schultz on Teaching Mathematical Economics
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184
Letter to Gottfried Haberler — Archival Heading
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185
Letter to Gottfried Haberler on Trade, Utility, and Quantitative Economics (20 March 1933)
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186
Letter to Joan Robinson on Teaching Economics (20 March 1933)
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187
Header for Letter to Harry Emerson Fosdick (19 April 1933)
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188
Letter to Harry Emerson Fosdick on aid for dismissed German Jewish scholars
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189
Letter to Alvin Hansen on Karl Mannheim and the Butler Committee
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190
Letter to John Maynard Keynes on Leontief’s delayed article
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191
Opening metadata for letter to Wesley C. Mitchell
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Letter to Wesley C. Mitchell on Jewish Refugee Scholars in Germany, 19 April 1933
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193
Opening Source Note for Letter to Wesley C. Mitchell, 22 April 1933
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Letter to Wesley C. Mitchell on aid for displaced German economists
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Letter to Edmund E. Day on Rockefeller Foundation support for refugee economists
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Opening heading of letter to Alvin Johnson
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Continuation of Letter to Alvin Johnson on German Refugee Economists and the University in Exile
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Letter to Wesley C. Mitchell on the Committee for German Economists and Johnson’s University in Exile
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199
Opening Header for Letter to Hugh J. Kelly, 26 May 1933
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Letter to Hugh J. Kelly on Herbert von Beckerath’s Biography and Industrial Expertise
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Letter to Esther Lowenthal Recommending Frieda Wunderlich
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Letter to Erich Rothacker on Travel, National Socialism, and German Universities
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203
Opening Metadata for Letter to August Lösch
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Letter to August Lösch on Rockefeller funding, German prospects, and location theory
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Letter to Richard Kahn on German candidates, Cambridge economics, and Joan Robinson
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Letter to Abraham Flexner recommending exact economics and British economists for IAS
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Opening header for letter to Eijiro Kawai
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Letter to Eijiro Kawai, 8 May 1934
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Letter to S. Colum Gilfillan, 18 May 1934
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Letter to Stewart S. Morgan, 18 May 1934: Header
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Letter to Stewart S. Morgan, May 18, 1934
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Letter to E. B. Wilson, May 24, 1934
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Opening Archival Heading for Letter to David T. Pottinger, June 4, 1934
bibliography
214
Letter to David T. Pottinger on the English Edition of The Theory of Economic Development
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Added Synopsis of The Theory of Economic Development
theoretical
216
Letter to Seiichi Tobata on Japan, Crisis, Agricultural Economics, Imperfect Competition, and Monetary Theory
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217
Letter to John A. Ryan Seeking Aid for Karl Bode
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218
Letter to Gottfried Haberler on Harvard Appointment Politics, Monetary Theory, and Karl Bode
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Opening Metadata for Letter to Donald Young
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Letter to Donald Young about Support for Herbert Zassenhaus
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Letter to Ragnar Frisch on Norwegian, Econometrics, and Business Cycles
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Letter to August Lösch on Fellowship, Dictatorships, and Econometrics
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Opening Header for Letter to George Birkhoff
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Letter to George Birkhoff supporting Wassily Leontief’s promotion
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Letter to Irving Fisher on Econometric Society duties and health
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Letter to Tracy B. Kittredge on Georgescu-Roegen funding and Bicanski
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Letter to Takeyasu Kimura and Takuma Yasui on Japanese translation and economic theory
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Letter to James B. Conant on Harvard social science appointments and promotion policy
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Letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt about Frank W. Taussig’s honor dinner
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Letter to Robert D. Calkins recommending Gerhard Tintner
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Letter to Lawrence J. Henderson recommending Paul Samuelson for the Society of Fellows
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Letter to Oskar Lange on capital theory, Poland, Harvard, and Keynes
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Letter to Arthur W. Marget criticizing Ricardo, Keynes, and monetary debates
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Heading for letter to August Lösch
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Letter to August Lösch, March 19, 1937, Continued
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Letter to Jean Paul Hütter, April 22, 1937
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237
Letter to Wesley C. Mitchell on Business Cycle Dating, May 6, 1937
theoretical
238
Letter on Kondratieff Cycles, Cycle Dating, and the Three-Cycle Schema
theoretical
239
Letter to Albert Pratt on the Conservative Creed
theoretical
240
Continuation of Letter on Conservatism, Propaganda, and Spain
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Letter to E. B. Wilson on Mathematical Economics and Applied Mathematics
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Letter to Friedrich von Hayek on Translating Schumpeter’s History of Economic Doctrine
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Letter to Paul T. Homan on Capitalist Instability and Business Cycles
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Conclusion of letter on Business Cycles manuscript and related notes
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Letter to Tracy B. Kittredge recommending August Lösch
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Letter to Chester I. Barnard on rationality, group action, and unintended consequences
theoretical
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Conclusion of letter on rationality, motives, and inheritance taxation
theoretical
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Letter to H. B. Elliston on inflation psychology in Germany
theoretical
249
Letter to Francis McIntyre on Econometric Society meeting plans
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250
Continuation of Letter on Society Meeting Speakers and Invitations
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251
Letter to William L. Langer on German Refugee Scholars
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252
Letter to H. H. Burbank on Trittelvitz and Hans Staehle
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253
Letter to John Maynard Keynes on Business Cycles and the Danger of Another Versailles
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254
Heading for Letter to Hugh J. Kelly
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Letter to Hugh J. Kelly on Business Cycles publicity and interviews
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256
Opening archival heading for letter to Simon Kuznets, 18 March 1940
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257
Letter to Simon Kuznets on Business Cycle Dating
theoretical
258
Letter to Edward H. Chamberlin and Colleagues on Remaining at Harvard
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259
Letter to Talcott Parsons on Rationality Seminar Manuscripts
theoretical
260
Opening Header for Letter to Alvin Johnson, November 21, 1940
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261
Letter to Alvin Johnson Evaluating Gaëtan Pirou and Edgar Salin
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262
Letter to Frederick Keppel on Econometric Society Funding and Start of Edward S. Mason Entry
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263
Letter to Edward S. Mason Recommending Victor Heller (November 23, 1940)
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Letter to William O. Weyforth on Johns Hopkins Lectures (December 11, 1940)
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Letters to Seymour E. Harris on Samuelson and Wright, and to Alvin Johnson on Emil Lederer (December 1940–March 1941)
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266
Letter Heading for Charles C. Burlingham (May 21, 1941)
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267
Letter to Charles C. Burlingham, May 21, 1941
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268
Letter to Lloyd S. Huntsman, May 26, 1941
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269
Letter to Redvers Opie, June 13, 1941
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270
Letter to Cläre Tisch, June 13, 1941: Header
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271
Letter to Cläre Tisch (13 June 1941)
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272
Letter to Montgomery D. Anderson (5 November 1941)
essay
273
Letter to Waldemar Gurian (5 February 1943)
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274
Continuation of Letter to Waldemar Gurian on Harvard and Political Motives
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275
Letter to Edna Lonegan on Economic History and Theory
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276
Letter to Felix Kaufmann on Schumpeter’s Sixtieth Birthday
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277
Letter to Julius Fleischmann on Fellowships and German Planned Economy
essay
278
Letter to Victor E. Heller on Austrian Anschluss
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279
Letter to David McCord Wright on Keynes, History, and Stagnation
essay
280
Opening of Letter to J. D. Black on Research Requirements
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281
Letter to J. D. Black on a postwar research program
essay
282
Letter to J. D. Black annual research report, July 10, 1944
essay
283
Letter to Irving Fisher on anti-socialist organizing and postwar policy, July 17, 1944
essay
284
Letter to W. Rupert Maclaurin recommending Dr. Staehle, July 17, 1944
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285
Letter to W. Rupert McLaurin on Innovation Literature and Business Leadership
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286
Letter to Charles A. Gulick on Alpine-Montan, Socialization, and Austrian Finance Ministry
essay
287
Continuation of Letter on Capital Levy, Inflation, and Austrian Reconstruction
essay
288
Letter to William L. Crum on Rudimentary Mathematics for Economists and Statisticians
essay
289
Letter to Edgar Salin on Kyklos, Walter Eucken, and Alvin Hansen
essay
290
Letter to Irving Fisher Declining an Advisory Board Invitation
essay
291
Opening of Letter to Aloys Hermens
essay
292
Letter to Aloys Hermens, September 2, 1946 (continuation)
essay
293
Letter to Frau Lösch, September 19, 1946 (heading)
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294
Letter to Frau Lösch on August Lösch’s Manuscripts
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295
Letter to Edgar Salin on Capitalism, Kyklos, and Current Work
essay
296
Letter to G. M. Fales with Economics 113b Make-Up Examination
essay
297
Examination Questions on Historical School and Abstinence Theory
theoretical
298
Letter to Therese Dautzenberg on Annie Schumpeter’s Grave and Postwar Family Support
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299
AEA Program Correspondence with Bell, Parsons, and Galbraith on Conservatism
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300
Letter to Herbert von Beckerath on Postwar Europe and Elizabeth Schumpeter’s Research
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301
Recommendation Letter for Wolfgang Stolper to I. L. Sharfman
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302
Advice to Robert G. Layer on Ph.D. Economics Examination Preparation
essay
303
Economics 203a Fall Term Reading List and Course Description
bibliography
304
Economics 203b Spring Term Reading List, Part 1
bibliography
305
Bibliography: Process of Accumulation and Balanced Advance
bibliography
306
Bibliography: Money, Real Income, Wages, and Employment
bibliography
307
Transformation of Capitalism References and Letter to Lewis H. Haney
theoretical
308
Letter to Philip Vaudrin on Sombart Translation
essay
309
Letter to Hans Apel on Entrepreneurial Function and Profit
theoretical
310
Letter to Paul McCracken on Recession, Adjustment, and Business Psychology
theoretical
311
Letter to Edward S. Mason on Taymans, Tarde, and Bergson
essay
312
Letter to François Perroux on UNESCO and an International Association of Economists
essay
313
Letter to Alberto D. Schoo on Austrian Currency and Inflation
essay
314
August–September 1949 Letters to Mason, Tsuru, and Stocking
theoretical
315
Opening of Letter to René Roux
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316
Letter to René Roux on Schumpeter’s Monetary Theory
essay
317
Letter to Seymour E. Harris on College Graduates and the Money Book
essay
318
Letter to William A. Weisskopf on the Socio-Psychology of Economics
essay
319
Biographical Chronology of Joseph A. Schumpeter
bibliography
320
Person Index
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