Journal of Finance

1946 - 2025

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Volume 5, issue 4, 1950

INSURANCE COMPANY URBAN MORTGAGE LENDING AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 295-306

R. J. Saulnier

CHANGING INSTITUTIONAL PATTERNS OF MORTGAGE LENDING pp. 307-315

Ernest M. Fisher

LIQUIDITY: A GROWING ATTRIBUTE OF MORTGAGE LOAN PORTFOLIOS pp. 316-323

L. Douglas Meredith

DISCUSSION pp. 324-336

B. H. Beckhart, Carl F. Behrens, George N. Emory, James J. O'leary and A. M. Weimer

DISTRIBUTION OF NEW SECURITIES IN SEC. 77 REORGANIZATIONS pp. 337-367

Edward T. P. Watson

RECONCILING MONETARY MANAGEMENT AND DEBT MANAGEMENT POLICIES pp. 368-386

Donald C. Miller

COMMON STOCKS AND “SAFETY OF PRINCIPAL” pp. 387-399

Douglas A. Hayes

PROFESSOR SLIGHTER ON BUDGET DEFICITS AND THE FUTURE MONEY SUPPLY pp. 400-409

Clifton H. Kreps

SOME SUGGESTED CHANGES IN THE CORPORATE TAX STRUCTURE pp. 410-420

Eli Schwartz and Roger C. Van Tassel

A FURTHER NOTE ON BANK SUPERVISION AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 421-424

G. L. Bach

Volume 5, issue 3, 1950

FOREIGN DOLLAR BONDS: PRESENT STATUS AND POSSIBILITIES OF FUTURE FINANCING pp. 217-240

H. J. Dernburg

THE FEDERAL MUNICIPAL BANKRUPTCY ACT pp. 241-256

Henry W. Lehmann

STOCK PRICES, DEATH TAX REVENUES, AND TAX EQUITY pp. 257-269

C. Lowell Harriss

MATERIALS AND METHODS OF TEACHING BUSINESS FINANCE (I) pp. 270-274

Donald M. Halley

MATERIALS AND METHODS OF TEACHING BUSINESS FINANCE (II) pp. 275-279

Francis J. Calkins

MATERIALS AND METHODS OF TEACHING BUSINESS FINANCE (III) pp. 280-284

Pearson Hunt

MATERIALS AND METHODS OF TEACHING BUSINESS FINANCE (IV) pp. 285-288

Chelcie C. Bosland

MATERIALS AND METHODS OF TEACHING BUSINESS FINANCE: A SYNTHESIS pp. 289-292

Miller Upton

“CANADA'S POSTWAR BALANCE OF PAYMENTS: A CASE STUDY OF REMEDIES FOR BALANCE OF PAYMENTS DISEQUILIBRIUM” (A DOCTORAL DISSERTATION) pp. 293-293

John R. Woodley

A COMMUNICATION pp. 294-294

Bion B. Howard

Volume 5, issue 2, 1950

THE FEDERAL BUDGET, U. S. Senator pp. 129-147

Paul H. Douglas

CO‐ORDINATION OF MONETARY, BANK SUPERVISORY, AND LOAN AGENCIES OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT pp. 148-169

Clark Warburton

THE IMPORTANCE OF EQUITY FINANCING IN THE AMERICAN ECONOMY pp. 170-178

Jules I. Bogen

INVESTMENT IN EQUITIES BY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES pp. 179-191

Homer Jones

CAN INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS BE INDUCED TO FURNISH MORE EQUITY CAPITAL? pp. 192-200

Lewis A. Froman

INDIVIDUAL INVESTMENT POLICY AND THE NEW ECONOMICS pp. 201-214

Paul F. Wendt

Volume 5, issue 1, 1950

RECENT DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF DIRECT CONTROLS pp. 3-23

Robert C. Turner

THE PRESENT STATUS OF MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY pp. 24-48

Paul W. McCracken

DIRECT VS. FISCAL‐MONETARY CONTROLS: A CRITIQUE-super-1 pp. 49-62

Everett E. Hagen

THE MOVEMENT OF DEBT TO INSTITUTIONS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INTEREST RATE pp. 70-87

Harry G. Guthmann

FRANK D. GRAHAM AND THE CLASSICAL THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE pp. 88-94

Samuel E. Braden

A NEW SUPERVISORY VIEW OF BANK CAPITAL pp. 95-109

Roland I. Robinson

FISCAL POLICY IN JAPAN pp. 110-125

Jerome B. Cohen

Volume 4, issue 4, 1949

BANK SUPERVISION, MONETARY POLICY, AND GOVERNMENTAL REORGANIZATION pp. 269-285

G. L. Bach

THE INVESTMENT ADVISERS ACT OF 1940 pp. 286-297

H. Lawrence Wilsey

BANK LIQUIDITY AND THE NEW DOCTRINE OF ANTICIPATED INCOME pp. 298-314

Herbert V. Prochnow

A SUGGESTION FOR THE CONTROL OF PEACETIME INFLATION pp. 315-327

David Gordon Tyndall

COLLEGE REVENUE BONDS TO FINANCE SELF‐SUPPORTING PROJECTS pp. 328-341

J. G. Taylor

THE USE OF AVERAGE MATURITY IN THE ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL BANK INVESTMENTS pp. 342-347

Robert B. Rivel

Volume 4, issue 3, 1949

BUSINESS INCOME TAXATION AND ASSET EXPANSION pp. 183-193

S. P. Dobrovolsky

DISCUSSION pp. 193-196

R. J. Musgrave

FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION and EXTERNAL VS. INTERNAL FINANCING pp. 197-205

J. Keith Butters

DISCUSSION pp. 205-207

F. J. Calkins

THE EFFECTS OF FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION ON THE FORM OF EXTERNAL FINANCING BY BUSINESS pp. 208-222

Paul L. Howell

DISCUSSION pp. 222-226

M. D. Ketchum

UNIVERSITY COURSES IN FINANCE pp. 243-265

Francis J. Calkins

CONFERENCE ON THE TEACHING OF BUSINESS FINANCE pp. 243-243

R. Miller Upton

Volume 4, issue 2, 1949

POSTWAR COMMERCIAL BANK LENDING POLICIES pp. 87-100

William E. Dunkman

NOTES ON FEDERAL RESERVE POLICY, AUGUST, 1945—JUNE, 1948 pp. 101-110

Charles C. Abbott

DISCUSSION pp. 110-114

R. J. Saulnier

DISCUSSION pp. 114-118

John H. Wills

CURRENT TRENDS IN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTMENTS pp. 119-128

F. J. McDiarmid

CURRENT TENDENCIES IN COLLEGE INVESTMENTS pp. 129-139

J. Parker Hall

POSTWAR CHANGES IN COMMERCIAL BANK INVESTMENTS IN U.S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES pp. 140-155

J. Brooke Willis

TRENDS IN INVESTMENT POLICIES OF INDIVIDUALS pp. 156-176

Paul L. Morrison

DISCUSSION pp. 176-179

Wilford J. Eiteman

Volume 4, issue 1, 1949

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT pp. 1-12

Winthrop W. Aldrich

EXCHANGE RATES: BOUND OR FREE? pp. 13-27

Frank D. Graham

THE FLOW OF SAVINGS. II pp. 28-46

Homer Jones

THE DEMAND FOR FUNDS BY AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES: RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT. II pp. 47-59

Neil H. Jacoby

COMMON STOCKS AS INVESTMENTS FOR AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES, A NON‐ACADEMIC VIEW II pp. 60-77

S. H. Nerlove