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National conference on war economy

Henry Raymond Mussey · 1918 · Scanned text · Free in the US

56,677 words · about 3 h 58 min to read

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Author
Henry Raymond Mussey
Language
English
Published
1918
Length
56,677 words · about 3 h 58 min
Sections
5 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

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Front matter

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PROCEEDINGS

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Contents

NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WAR ECONOMY

I

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II The Budget as an Instrument of Political Reform . 56

W. F. Willoughby

The Development of the Budget in Illinois . . 64 Omar D. Wright

iii iv CONTENTS

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The New Jersey Budget Law 69

Arthur N. Pierson

Discussion of the New Era in Budgets ... 75 Victor Morawetz Robert E. Dowling Frank J. Goodnow

III Capital Issues for State and Municipal Debts and

Their Relation to War Financing ... 79 Paul M. Warburg

The Pay-as- You-Go Policy in New York City . . 94 Charles L. Craig

Financing Local Governments 102

Mortimer L. Schiff

The History of the Pay-as- You-Go Policy . . 106

Arthur M. Anderson

The Need for a Municipal Program . . . .111 Howard Lee McBain

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