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Volume 113, issue 1, 1924
- Foreword pp. vi-xi
- Clyde L. King
- The Trend in Federal Expenditures pp. 1-8
- Charles P. White
- The Trend in Recent State Expenditures pp. 8-15
- Austin F. Macdonald
- The Trend in City Expenditures pp. 15-22
- Lane W. Lancaster
- The Trend in County Revenues pp. 22-30
- Harry A. Barth
- The Development of the Budget Idea in the United States pp. 31-39
- A.E. Buck
- The Preparation of the National Budget pp. 40-50
- Henry P. Seidemann
- Budgets and Financial Control in the National Forest Service pp. 51-56
- Roy Headley
- The Budget in Business pp. 56-68
- Arthur Lazarus
- Half-Time Budget Methods pp. 69-74
- Lent D. Upson
- Fiscal Control of State Expenditures pp. 75-84
- George Shiras Call
- Fiscal Control in Oklahoma pp. 84-93
- Frederick F. Blachly and Miriam E. Oatman
- Administrative Control in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts pp. 94-105
- Morris B. Lambie
- Fiscal Control in Ohio pp. 105-112
- R.E. Miles
- Supervision of the Budgets of State Educational Institutions pp. 112-120
- Francis B. Haas
- Developing Budgetary Control in Relation to the State Institutions of Pennsylvania pp. 120-128
- Clement W. Hunt
- The Application of Comparative Unit Costs to the Highway Engineering Business pp. 128-130
- William H. Connell
- Self-Supporting Prisons pp. 131-135
- E. Stagg Whitin
- The Earnings of Public Welfare Institutions in Relation to the Economies of Administration and Physical, Mental and Social Rehabilitation of the Patients pp. 135-146
- Ellen C. Potter
- Interest on Public Deposits—A Phase of a Larger Question pp. 147-154
- Frederick P. Gruenberg
- Reorganization in Illinois and Its Results pp. 155-161
- Frank O. Lowden
- Reorganizing State Government pp. 161-172
- Walter F. Dodd
- The Trend Toward Federal Centralization pp. 172-182
- Walter Thompson
- The Place of the Department of Agriculture in the Reorganization of the Federal Government pp. 182-187
- Henry C. Wallace
- Reorganization in Counties and Townships pp. 187-194
- John A. Fairlie
- The Trend of Reorganization in City Government pp. 195-201
- Edward T. Paxton
- How Shall Salaries of State Employes Be Fixed? pp. 202-206
- Clyde L. King
- The Classification and Salary Standardization Movement in the Public Service pp. 206-215
- Fred Telford
- The Uses of a Personnel Classification in the Public Service pp. 215-220
- Lewis Meriam
- The Need for Correlation of Personnel Activities in the Federal Service pp. 220-226
- Herbert A. Filer
- Professional Service and Salaries in Public Welfare Departments pp. 226-234
- Philip Klein
- The Hire of Firemen and Policemen pp. 235-247
- William C. Beyer
- Development and Administration of Classification and Compensation Plans in New Jersey pp. 247-253
- Charles P. Messick
- Methods of Developing and Administering Classification and Compensation Plans in the Public Service pp. 254-261
- Fred Telford
- Classification of Positions and Salaries in the Service of the State of Pennsylvania pp. 261-268
- Richard H. Lansburgh
- Results of Standardization of Supplies pp. 269-271
- P.G. Agnew
- Centralized Purchasing in Governments of United States and Canada pp. 272-286
- Russell Forbes
- Standardization of Printed Forms and Stationery pp. 286-291
- C.L. Barnum
- Operation of Centralized Purchasing in New Jersey pp. 291-298
- Joseph M. Coyle
- Results of the Pennsylvania Plan for Standardization and Purchasing Supplies pp. 298-305
- Walter G. Scott
- The Politician as Personnel Manager—the Cost to the Taxpayer pp. 306-311
- Leonard D. White
- Employment Tests in the Public Service pp. 311-321
- Albert Smith Faught
- Personnel Equipment in Factory Inspection pp. 321-328
- Mary Anderson
- Basic Principles of Personnel Management in Government Economy pp. 328-330
- Henry S. Dennison
- The Federal Civil Service Retirement Law pp. 330-338
- John T. Doyle
- Retirement Systems and Morale in Public Service pp. 338-350
- H.H. Baish
- Vacation and Sick Leave in Government Service pp. 350-351
- R.Y. Stuart
- Promotion in the Public Service pp. 352-357
- Thomas C. Murray
- Securing Competency in Bank Examiners pp. 357-361
- Peter G. Cameron
Volume 112, issue 1, 1924
- Foreword pp. i-i
- Clyde L. King
- Raw Materials and Foodstuffs in the Commercial Policies of Nations pp. 1-147
- William S. Culbertson
- The Crude Rubber Situation pp. 149-153
- H.N. Whitford
- Operations of an American Rubber Company in Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula pp. 154-162
- H. Stuart Hotchkiss
- The Struggle for Petroleum pp. 162-171
- Stanley K. Hornbeck
- Discussion pp. 171-173
- Sir Edward Grigg
- Our Nitrogen Problem pp. 173-180
- Harry A. Curtis
- Discussion pp. 180-183
- Charles M. Pepper
- The Importance of the Near East in Problems of Raw Materials and Foodstuffs pp. 183-186
- Edward Mead Earle
- The Chester Concession pp. 186-188
- Lawrence Martin
- Financial Control of Raw Materials by Buyers pp. 188-189
- Eugene Meyer
- The Practical Need for International Conservation of Minerals pp. 189-190
- C.E. Julihn
- Relation of Population Growth and Land Supply to the Future Foreign Trade Policy of the United States pp. 191-201
- L.C. Gray
- European Agricultural Policies pp. 201-207
- Frank M. Surface
- Discussion pp. 207-211
- William S. Culbertson
- Preferential Tariffs and the Open Door pp. 211-221
- Benjamin B. Wallace
- Origin and Results of Canada's Preferential Tariff pp. 221-231
- Adam Shortt
- Canada's Policy Respecting Pulp Wood pp. 231-232
- Adam Shortt
- British Dominions and the Open Door pp. 232-234
- Philip Kerr
- The Movement of Raw Materials and Foodstuffs in International Commerce and its Relation to Shipping pp. 234-240
- R.T. Merrill
- The Effect of Cable and Radio Control on News and Commerce pp. 240-251
- W.L. Rodgers
- Air as a Raw Material pp. 251-255
- Walter S. Rogers
- The Population of some Modern States pp. 256-257
- Archibald Cary Coolidge
- Factors Limiting the Expansion of the Human Race1 pp. 257-258
- Robert J. McFall
- Economic Pressure as a Cause of the Revolt of the Asiatic Peoples Against Occidental Exploitation pp. 258-268
- Charles C. Batchelder
- Raw Materials and Foodstuffs in the War Plans and Operations of the Army pp. 268-275
- William P. Wooten
- Raw Materials and Foodstuffs in the War Plans and Operations of the Navy pp. 275-283
- Frank H. Schofield
- Report of the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year Ending December 31, 1923 pp. 284-286
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- Thompson, Walter, Ph.D. Federal Centralization. Pp. 399. Price, $2.75. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Company, 1923 pp. 287-288
- James T. Young
- SANDERS, T. A. Problems in Industrial Accounting. Pp. 643. Price, $5.00. Chicago: A. W. Shaw Company pp. 288-289
- Charles Reitell
- WOOD, EDITH ELMER, M.A., PH.D. Housing Progress in Western Europe. Pp. 210. Price, $3.00. New York: E. P. Dutton and Company pp. 289-290
- Lane W. Lancaster
- Gesell, Arnold. The Pre-School Child. Pp. xv, 264. Cambridge: Houghton Mifflin Company pp. 289-289
- James H.S. Bossard
- RAVAGE, M. E. The Malady of Europe. Pp. 250. Price, $2.00. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1923 pp. 290-291
- Ernest Minor Patterson
- ENOCK, ARTHUR GUY. The Problem of Armaments. Pp. 196. Price, $1.50. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1923 pp. 290-290
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- Williams, E. T. China: Yesterday and Today. Pp. 596. Price $2.00. New York: The Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1923 pp. 291-292
- Harold M. Vinacke
- Memorandum on Public Finance League of Nations. Geneva, Switzerland, July, 1923. Pp. 202 pp. 291-291
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- The Papers of Sir WilliamJohnson. Prepared for publication by the Division of Archives and History, James Sullivan, Ph.D., Director and State Historian, Volumes I-III. Pp. li, 931; xv, 900; xiv, 997. Price, $7.50. Albany: University of the State of New York, 1921-22 pp. 292-293
- Herman V. Ames
- Calman, Alvin R. Ledru-Rollin and the Second French Republic. Pp. 452. New York: Columbia University Studies in History, Economics, and Public Law, CIII, No. 2 pp. 293-293
- Frederic A. Ogg
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