Manchester School

1930 - 2025

Current editor(s): Keith Blackburn

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The Role of Statistics in Monetary Affairs1 pp. 123-139: W. F. Crick
Unemployment and the Diversification of Industry1 pp. 140-152: R. C. Tress
The ‘Settling Down’ of Capital and the Trade Cycle pp. 153-169: M. Polanyi
The Co‐ordination of Gas and Electricity Supply pp. 170-183: Philip Chantler

A Survey of Modern Monetary Controversy1 pp. 1-19: D. H. Robertson
Depreciation Policy pp. 20-45: H. C. Hillmann
Rent Rebates and Re‐housing in Manchester pp. 46-66: J. R. Jarmain
Professor C. W. Daniels pp. 67-77: Professor G. W. Daniels, S. J. Chapman, Henry Clay and Frances Collier
The Marketing of Coal under the Coal Mines Act, 19301 pp. 78-100: A. Roberts
Prices and the Cycles of Trade1 pp. 101-110: H. W. Singer

Recent Changes in the Organisation of the Japanese Cotton Industry pp. 1-22: G. C. Allen
The Theory of Industrial Location1 pp. 23-47: S. R. Dennison
Changes in British Import Trade, 1924‐36 pp. 48-55: G. N. Butterworth and H. Campion
100 per cent. Money pp. 56-62: A. M. Neuman
World Population1 pp. 63-68: J. 0. Irwin
The Trade Cycleá pp. 69-84: Jack Stafford

Economic Policy and Re‐armament in Britain pp. 77-90: T. Balogh
Economic Theory and National Policy pp. 91-104: G. W. Daniels
The Struggle Between Truth and Propaganda pp. 105-118: M. Polanyi
Trends in Retail Distribution in Yorkshire (West Riding), 1901–1927 pp. 119-125: P. Ford and G. V. White
Workers in a Lancashire Factory at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century1 (continuation) pp. 126-131: Frances Collier

The Place of Jevons in the History of Economic Thought1 pp. 1-17: Lionel Robbins
Economic Analysis and Social Structure pp. 18-37: A. Löwe
Imperfect Competition and Trade Depression pp. 38-49: Henry Smith
Workers in a Lancashire Factory at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century pp. 50-54: Freances Collier
Mr. Keynes on Employment and Output1 pp. 55-60: Jack Stafford
U.S.S.R. Economics—A Reply pp. 61-64: Walter Fitzgerald.

U.S.S.R. ECONOMICS—FUNDAMENTAL DATA, SYSTEM, AND SPIRIT pp. 67-88: M. Polanyi
THE VALUATION PROBLEM IN PUBLIC UTILITY REGULATION IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 90-102: Philip Chantler
W. S. JEVONS—A CENTENARY ESTIMATE pp. 103-111: B. H. Higgins
THE AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL SYSTEM pp. 112-116: A. McDougall

GROWTH AND FLUCTUATIONS OF BANKERS’ LIABILITIES TO CUSTOMERS pp. 2-17: Edwin Cannan
BENTHAM ON GOVERNMENT1 pp. 18-31: A. L. Dakyns
SURPLUS CAPACITY IN THE LANCASHIRE COTTON INDUSTRY pp. 32-36: T. D. Barlow
THE TERMS OF TRADE pp. 37-50: John Inman
OUTLINE OF A SCHEME TO PROMOTE EMPLOYMENT IN AGRICULTURE pp. 51-58: D. Caradog Jones
A NOTE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY pp. 59-61: B. H. Higgins

REMARKS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY1 pp. 89-101: Lionel Robbins
SPENDING AND INVESTING pp. 102-117: G. W. Daniels
SOME NOTES ON A CENSUS OF DISTRIBUTION pp. 118-123: Leonard Cohen
THE CARRS SILK MILLS, STOCKPORT pp. 124-129: Ben Hadfield
RELIGION AND CAPITALISM pp. 130-134: Arthur Redford
A VIEW OF DEPRESSION pp. 135-143: Jack Stafford