The struggle for economic security in democracy / a symposium arranged by the Graduate faculty of political and social science.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

New School for Social Research (New York, N.Y. : 2005- ). Graduate faculty of political and social science.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Economic policy.

Economic history--1918-.

Economic history.

Physical Description:

Cover-title, 2 preliminary leaves, pages [135]-312. ; 24 cm

Place of Publication:

New York : New school for social research, 1939.

Contents:

pt. 1. Causes of economic instability: Economic security and political insecurity, by Alvin Johnson. Stationary population

stagnant economy? By Hans Staudinger. Is the economic frontier closed? By Emil Lederer. Discussions.

pt. 2. Achieving economic stability in dicatorial and democratic countries: Reemployment policies in various countries, by Fritz Lehmann. Government spending, its tasks and limits, by Alfred Kähler. Adjustment of prices and costs as a means of stabilization, by Arthur Feiler. Discussions.

pt. 3. Achieving economic security within the framework of democratic institutions: Constitutional and administrative readjustments, by Erich Hula. The right to work, by Max Ascoli. Discussions.

pt. 4. Is economic security worth the cost? I, by Gerhard Colm. II, by W. Y. Elliott.

Notes:

"Special printing of Social research [v. 6, no. 2] May 1939".

OCLC:

5283483