Journal of Finance

1946 - 2025

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1955

STOCK PRICE BEHAVIOR ON EX‐DIVIDEND DATES pp. 425-429

James A. Campbell and William Beranek

THE FUTURE OF STERLING pp. 430-441

Samuel I. Katz

A SURROGATIVE MEASURE OF BUSINESS CONFIDENCE AND ITS RELATION TO STOCK PRICES pp. 442-458

Paul G. Darling

SOME CONSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF FEDERAL EXPENDITURES pp. 459-482

B. U. Ratchford

RESEARCH IN THE CAPITAL AND SECURITIES MARKETS: Financial Research Program pp. 483-503

R. J. Saulnier

CHURCH FINANCING BY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1946–52 pp. 504-505

Charles N. Millican

ECONOMIC ISSUES IN TEMPORARY DISABILITY INSURANCE pp. 506-507

Monroe Newman

OPEN MARKET OPERATIONS, THE RATE OF INTEREST, AND THE PRICE LEVEL: AN ESSAY IN THE PURE THEORY OF INTEREST AND MONEY pp. 508-509

George Horwich

HOW THE UNITED STATES FINANCED WORLD WAR I pp. 510-511

Charles Gilbert

THE FEDERAL DEBT AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, 1800–1950 pp. 512-513

Donor M. Lion

NON‐PROPERTY TAXES AS SOURCES OF LOCAL REVENUE pp. 514-515

Frederick D. Stocker

THE THEORY, CONSTRUCTION, AND USES OF FLEXIBLE BUDGETS pp. 516-517

Glenn A. Welsch

LAND DEVELOPMENT‐VALUE PROBLEMS AND THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT OF 1947 pp. 518-519

George G. Sause

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 520-521

Richard W. Lindholm

BOOKS RECEIVED pp. 547-551

Clyde William Phelps

Volume 10, issue 3, 1955

RECENT MONETARY POLICIES pp. 315-325

Elmer Wood

DEPRECIATION AND THE 1954 INTERNAL REVENUE CODE pp. 326-349

William F. Hellmuth

FLORIDA CITY DEBT—A CASE STUDY pp. 350-362

Wylie Kilpatrick

THE STRUCTURE OF LOCAL MORTGAGE MARKETS AND GOVERNMENT HOUSING FINANCE PROGRAMS pp. 363-375

James Gillies and Clayton Curtis

PROFESSOR LEVITT ON “INVESTMENT, DEPRESSION, AND THE ASSURANCE OF PROSPERITY” pp. 376-378

Warren J. Gustus

A Reply-super-1 pp. 378-380

Theodore Levitt

ABSTRACTS OF DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS CHANGING PRICES AND FINANCIAL REPORTS: AN ANALYSIS AND A CASE STUDY pp. 381-382

Donald A. Corbin

THE DEVELOPMENT AND SCOPE OF LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITIES IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 383-384

Donald Scoles

THE METHODS OF OPERATION AND THE CREDIT ACCOMMODATIONS OF A COMMERCIAL BANK TO SMALL BUSINESS IN THE PITTSBURGH AREA pp. 385-386

Leonard J. Konopa

AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE PROBLEM OF LOAN CONCENTRATION AND FUND MOBILITY WITHIN A BRANCH BANKING ORGANIZATION pp. 387-388

Frank L. Greenway

U.S. MONETARY AND CREDIT POLICIES BETWEEN THE END OF WORLD WAR II AND THE OUTBREAK OF THE KOREAN WAR pp. 389-390

Harry Brandt

INDUSTRIAL TAX EXEMPTION IN PUERTO RICO pp. 391-392

Milton C. Taylor

AN ANALYSIS OF THE KENTUCKY INCOME TAX pp. 393-394

Charles R. Lockyer

FINANCING THE FEDERAL RECLAMATION PROGRAM, 1902 TO 1919: THE DEVELOPMENT OF REPAYMENT POLICY pp. 395-396

Peggy Heim

BOOKS RECEIVED pp. 422-423

Clyde William Phelps

Volume 10, issue 2, 1955

THE NECESSARY INGREDIENTS OF A THEORY OF BUSINESS FINANCE pp. 107-120

Carl A. Dauten

TOWARD A THEORY OF WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT pp. 121-129

John Sagan

TOWARD THEORIES OF FINANCIAL POLICY pp. 130-143

J. Fred Weston

DISCUSSION pp. 144-151

Paul M. Arsdell, Bion B. Howard and Charles M. Williams

CONVERTIBILITY—THE CURRENT APPROACH pp. 152-169

George H. Willis

CONVERTIBILITY AND THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY pp. 170-179

Donald F. Heatherington

CHANGING CONCEPTS OF CONVERTIBILITY AND THE FUTURE OF CURRENCIES pp. 180-194

Howard S. Ellis

DISCUSSION pp. 195-200

Raymond F. Mikesell and Frank A. Southard

LEGAL ASPECTS OF REVENUE BOND FINANCING pp. 201-208

David M. Wood

OPERATING ASPECTS OF REVENUE BOND FINANCING pp. 209-222

C. J. Kushell

ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF REVENUE BOND FINANCING pp. 223-229

George W. Mitchell

DISCUSSION pp. 230-233

Raymond E. Hengren

TRENDS IN CAPITAL FORMATION AND FINANCING IN AGRICULTURE pp. 234-249

Alvin S. Tostlebe

CAPITAL FORMATION AND FINANCING TRENDS IN MANUFACTURING AND MINING, 1900–1953 pp. 250-265

S. Dobrovolsky

LONG‐TERM TRENDS IN THE FINANCING OF REGULATED INDUSTRIES, 1870–1950 pp. 266-276

Melville J. Ulmer

DISCUSSION pp. 277-285

George T. Conklin and Eli Shapiro

MONEY MARKET DEVELOPMENTS—FROM THE “ACCORD” TO MID‐1952 pp. 286-291

Albert R. Koch

MONEY MARKET DEVELOPMENTS, MID‐YEAR 1952 TO MID‐YEAR 1953 pp. 292-295

G. Walter Woodworth

MONEY MARKETS DEVELOPMENTS JUNE, 1953, TO DECEMBER, 1954 pp. 296-301

Madeline McWhinney

FACTORS AND PROSPECTS IN THE MONEY MARKET pp. 302-314

Roy L. Reierson

Volume 10, issue 1, 1955

SUBORDINATED DEBENTURES: DEBT THAT SERVES AS EQUITY pp. 1-16

Robert W. Johnson

THE BLOCKED MARK PROBLEM (1931–54) pp. 17-40

H. J. Dernburg

THE USE OF JUNIOR MORTGAGES IN REAL ESTATE FINANCING pp. 41-54

Fred E. Case

THE THEORETICAL VALUE OF A STOCK RIGHT pp. 55-61

George Heberton Evans

TOWARD A MORE MEANINGFUL STATISTICAL CONCEPT OF THE MONEY SUPPLY pp. 62-66

Mona E. Dingle

A Reply pp. 66-68

Leland J. Pritchard

A Rejoinder pp. 69-69

Mona E. Dingle

PROFESSOR MAXWELL AND FISCAL EQUITY pp. 70-71

James Buchanan

A Reply pp. 71-72

James A. Maxwell

MICHIGAN STATE HIGHWAY EXPENDITURE POLICY pp. 73-74

Hubert H. Frisinger

TAXATION IN THE SOVIET UNION pp. 75-76

Franklyn D. Holzman

GERMAN EXCHANGE CONTROL—1931–38 pp. 77-78

Frank Clayton Child

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL BANKING IN NEVADA pp. 79-80

Francis W. Barsalou

THE FLOW OF NET CASH SAVINGS THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES pp. 81-83

Harris Loewy

MUNICIPAL INCOME TAXATION IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 84-85

Leon Quinto

BOOKS RECEIVED pp. 105-106

Clyde William Phelps