Note 77 — Chapter VI · PANICS, AND THE CRISIS OF 1907
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The student who wishes to inquire at length into the subject of panics, crises, and depressions will find useful aids in the authorities already quoted, and in the following additional works:
A. Allard, La Crise Agricole et manufacturiere devant la Conference monetaire de Bruxelles; Brussels, 1893.
A. Baring (Lord Ashburton), The Financial and Commercial Crises Considered; London, Murray, 1847.
C. W. Smith, Commercial gambling, the principal cause of depression in agriculture and trade; London, Low, 1893.
C. Wooley, Phases of Panics; a brief historical review; London, Good, 1897.
C. Juglar, A brief history of panics and their periodical occurrences in the United States; New York, Putnam, 1893.
E. Goodby & W. Watt, The present depression in trade, its causes and remedies.
Henry Wood, The Political Economy of Natural Law, Boston, Lee & Sheppard, 1894.
H. M. Hyndman, Commercial Crises of the Nineteenth Century; London, Swan Sonnenschein & Co., 1892.
H. Denis, La Dépression Économique et Sociale et l’histoire des prix; Brussels, 1895.
J. Eadie, Panics in the money market, etc.; New York, 1893.
Michael G. Mulhall, History of Prices Since 1850; London, Longmans, Green & Co., 1885.
R. Browning, The Currency considered with a view to the effectual prevention of panics; London, 1869.
The Pears prize essays. London, Chatto, 1885.
W. W. Lloyd, Panics and their panaceas; London, Harrison, 1869.
W. H. Crocker, The cause of hard times; Boston, Little, Brown & Co., 1896.