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21. Discussion

Author

Galbraith, J. K., Higgins, Benjamin H., Woytinsky, Wladimir S., and Brownlee, O. H.

Published
1948

36. Savings in the Modern Economy : A Symposium

Author

SMITH, HARLAN M., ABBOTT, DOUGLAS, GAITSKELL, HUGH, HANSEN, ALVIN H., GOLDENWEISER, E. A., SLICHTER, SUMNER, SONNE, H.CHRISTIAN, FRIEND, IRWIN, KLEIN, LAWRENCE R., GOLDSMITH, RAYMOND W., GALBRAITH, J. K., THOMAS, WOODLIEF, MURRAY, ROGER, DUESENBERRY, JAMES S., BRADY, DOROTHY, DE VEGH, IMRIE, MORGAN, JAMES, REID, MARGARET G., TOBIN, JAMES, WRIGHT, DAVID MC CORD, KUZNETS, SIMON, LINTNER, JOHN, BLACK, EUGENE R., BERNSTEIN, E. M., ROSS, EMERSON A., PAZOS, FELIPE, SHENOY, B. R., GARVY, GEORGE, HELLER, WALTER W., BODDY, FRANCIS M., NELSON, CARL L., SMITH, HARLAN M., ABBOTT, DOUGLAS, GAITSKELL, HUGH, HANSEN, ALVIN H., GOLDENWEISER, E. A., SLICHTER, SUMNER, SONNE, H.CHRISTIAN, FRIEND, IRWIN, KLEIN, LAWRENCE R., GOLDSMITH, RAYMOND W., GALBRAITH, J. K., THOMAS, WOODLIEF, MURRAY, ROGER, DUESENBERRY, JAMES S., BRADY, DOROTHY, DE VEGH, IMRIE, MORGAN, JAMES, REID, MARGARET G., TOBIN, JAMES, WRIGHT, DAVID MC CORD, KUZNETS, SIMON, LINTNER, JOHN, BLACK, EUGENE R., BERNSTEIN, E. M., ROSS, EMERSON A., PAZOS, FELIPE, SHENOY, B. R., GARVY, GEORGE, HELLER, WALTER W., BODDY, FRANCIS M., and NELSON, CARL L.

Published
1953

37. FISCAL POLICY AND THE EMPLOYMENT-INVESTMENT CONTROVERSY.

Author

Galbraith, J. K.

Subjects
UNITED States economic policy, 1933-1945, EMPLOYMENT policy (Economic theory), GOVERNMENT spending policy, UNEMPLOYMENT, FULL employment policies, FEDERAL government, ECONOMIC indicators, JOB creation, PUBLIC investments, INTEREST rates, PUBLIC service employment
Abstract

The article relates the discussion among economists regarding public and business policy as it relates to unemployment and the need for public spending, and the economic consequences of that public spending. The article addresses the causes of unemployment, how the state can provide employment for the unemployed, and the economic ramifications of state action. The author considers the feasibility of full employment, the relationship between savings, investment, and the interest rate, and government action that might facilitate further employment such as reduction of the interest rate, wage reductions, and public subsidy for private investment. The author examines several "dangers" of public expenditure, including inflation, increasing public debt, and competition for investment resources.

Published
1939

38. THE FARMERS' BANKING SYSTEM: FOUR YEARS OF FCA OPERATIONS.

Author

Galbraith, J. K.

Subjects
FEDERAL land banks, AGRICULTURAL credit corporations, COOPERATIVE banking industry, FARM mortgages, FARMS, FARMERS, AGRICULTURAL economics, UNITED States economy, 1918-1945, ECONOMICS, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

This article discusses the U.S. Farm Credit Administration (FCA) operations from 1933-1937. The FCA has become one of the world's largest creditors and is the world's largest single owner of farm mortgages. Within the FCA are four units which include the land banks, intermediate credit banks, the Production Credit Corporation, and the Bank for Cooperatives. The organization has gained the complete acceptance of U.S. farmers. The Federal Land Banks are considered the most important of the units of the FCA. These banks lend only on farm mortgage security.

Published
1937

48. Biodiversity of Bear Seamount, New England Seamount Chain: results of exploratory trawling

Author

Moore, J. A., Vecchione, M., Hartel, K. E., Collette, B. B., Galbraith, J. K., Gibbons, R., and Turnipseed, M.

Abstract

Bear Seamount (39o 55’N 67o 30’W) is an extinct undersea volcano located inside the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone south of Georges Bank. The fauna associated with the seamount was little known until twenty trawl stations were made 2-7 December 2000, by the NOAA ship Delaware II. The objective of the cruise was to begin to document the biodiversity on and over the seamount, particularly of fishes, cephalopods, and crustaceans. Representatives of most species were preserved as vouchers and for subsequent definitive identification. Preliminary identifications indicate the capture of 115 fish species. Among these were a number of new fish records for the area or rare species, including Acromycter pertubator (Congridae), Alepocephalus bairdii (Alepocephalidae), Mirognathus normani (Alepocephalidae), Bathygadus favosus (Bathygadidae), Nezumia longebarbata(Macrouridae), Gaidropsarus argentatus (Phycidae), and Dibranchus tremendus (Ogcocephalidae). Only two fish species of potential commercial importance were encountered: Coryphaenoides rupestris and Macrourus berglax.Cephalopods comprised 26 species in 15 families, including one new distributional record and several rarely-collected species. The crustacean fauna was diverse with at least 46 species. Totals for other invertebrate species are pending laboratory identification, but number at least 113 species in 10 phyla. This includes a number of new distributional records and a new species of gorgonian.

Published
2001

50. Letters to the Editors.

Author

Sites, Theodore Ernest, Galbraith, J. K., Havas, Emil, and Zanetti, Silvio

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, LIFESTYLES, FASCISTS, DENAZIFICATION, OPEN letters
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor related to political issues of the United States. Comments on the life style and thinking of the people of the United States; Releasing of Hijmar Scacht, a fascist, by a German denazification court of the Charge of being a major Nazi offender; Extracts from an open letter which was sent to Bishop Henry O'Brien of Hartford, Connecticut.

Published
1948

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