Edward M. Bernstein Papers 1927-1996

Collection Number: 04502

Collection Title: Edward M. Bernstein Papers 1927-1996

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Size	10.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 1175 items)
Abstract	Edward M. Bernstein, professor of economics at the University of North Carolina, 1935-1940; principal economist for the United States Treasury Department, 1940-1946; assistant to the secretary of the United States Treasury Department, 1946; research director of the International Monetary Fund, 1944-1958; president of EMB (Ltd.) Research Economists, 1958-1981; and guest scholar at the Brookings Institution beginning in 1982. The collection includes reports and other writings on topics in international economics, particularly international finance and monetary policy, by Edward M. Bernstein and EMB (Ltd.) Research Economists; materials concerning the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference in Bretton Woods, N.H., in 1944, materials about meetings of United States Treasury Department staff, and other materials relating to the establishment and research operations of the International Monetary Fund; some personal papers; and pictures, including pictures of the Bretton Woods conference.
Creator	Bernstein, Edward M. (Edward Morris), 1904-
Curatorial Unit	Southern Historical Collection
Language	English.

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Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the Edward M. Bernstein Papers #04502, Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Special Collections Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Provenance: Received from Edward M. Bernstein in December 1987 and April 1996 (Acc. 96035), from Mrs. Edward M. Bernstein in March 1997 (Acc. 97042), from Alan Bernstein in September 1998 (Acc. 98201), from Daniel Bernstein in May 2000 (Acc. 98621) and February 2001 (Acc. 98857), from Ann Bernstein in January 2001 (Acc. 98876), and from George Bernstein in May 2001 (Acc. 98951).

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Edward M. Bernstein, born 16 December 1904 in Bayonne, N.J., had a long and distinguished career in economics. He received his Ph.B. from the University of Chicago in 1927 and Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1931. He taught economics at North Carolina State University from 1930 to 1935, and was on the faculty of the Department of Economics of the University of North Carolina from 1935 to 1940. From 1940 to 1946, he was principal economist for the United States Treasury Department, during which time he also served as assistant director of monetary research and, in 1946, as assistant to the secretary of the U.S. Treasury Department.

In 1944, Bernstein was chief technical advisor and executive secretary to the United States delegation to the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference in Bretton Woods, N.H., where he played a significant role in designing the structure of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Starting in 1946 and continuing into 1958, Bernstein, in his capacity as the IMF's research director, was a guiding force in the Fund's policy decisions.

In 1958, Bernstein left the IMF to form EMB (Ltd.) Research Economists, an international monetary research firm. He retired as president of EMB in 1981 and in 1982 took up the position of Guest Scholar at the Brookings Institution.

Bernstein died on 8 June 1996 in Washington, D.C.

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This collection contains reports and other writings on topics in international economics, particularly international finance, by Edward M. Bernstein and EMB (Ltd.) Research Economists; materials concerning the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference in Bretton Woods, N.H., in 1944, materials about meetings of U.S. Treasury Department staff, and other materials relating to the establishment and research operations of the International Monetary Fund; some personal papers; and pictures, including pictures of the Bretton Woods conference.

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Expand/collapse Series 1. EMB (Ltd.) Reports, 1958-1981.

About 600 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

About twenty-five short reports for each year, 1958-1981, on economic issues, especially issues of international monetary policy. Most reports are 5-10 typed pages. For nearly every year, there is a report on the economic situation in the United States and one on the economic situation in the United Kingdom. For several years, there are reports on the economies of Germany, Canada, Mexico, or Australia. Other recurring subjects include interest rates, inflation, economic growth, economic development, balance of payments, investment, energy, and the gold market.

Folder 1	EMB 58. Index to EMB Reports, 1958 Series
Folder 2	EMB 58/1. Prospects for International Payments and Reserves
Folder 3	EMB 58/2. Prospects for U.S. Foreign Trade and Investment in 1958
Folder 4	EMB 58/3. The Recession in the U.S.
Folder 5	EMB 58/4. Monetary Policy in the Recession
Folder 6	EMB 58/5. The Economic Situation in Western Europe
Folder 7	EMB 58/6. The Sequence of Recovery in the U.S.
Folder 8	EMB 58/7. Private Investment in the U.S., 1948-1957
Folder 9	EMB 58/8. U.S. Trade and the Recession
Folder 10	EMB 58/9. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 11	EMB 58/10. Fluctuations in Prices of Primary Products
Folder 12	EMB 58/11. Monetary Policy in the Recovery Period
Folder 13	EMB 58/12. The New Cycle: Recovery and Expansion
Folder 14a	EMB 58/13. International Monetary Reserves for an Expanding World Economy
Folder 14b	EMB 1958. Charts: Recovery and Expansion in the U.S. Economy, 10/14/58
Folder 15	EMB 58/14. The Revival of International Lending--and Plans for More
Folder 16	EMB 58/15. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 17	EMB 58/16. The Federal Deficit and Treasury Finance
Folder 18	EMB 59. Index to EMB Reports, 1959 Series
Folder 19	EMB 59/1. Prospects for the U.S. Economy in 1959
Folder 20	EMB 59/2. Economic Growth in Western Europe
Folder 21	EMB 59/3. Corporate Profits and Cost Inflation in the U.S.
Folder 22	EMB 59/4. U.S. Monetary Policy in 1959
Folder 23	EMB 59/5. International Position of the U.S. Dollar
Folder 24	EMB 59/6. U.S. Agricultural Policy, 1959
Folder 25	EMB 59/7. Three Surveys of U.S. Economic Prospects
Folder 26	EMB 59/8. The Reserve and Foreign Investment Position of the United States
Folder 27	EMB 59/9. Prospects for Prices in the U.S.
Folder 28	EMB 59/10. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 29	EMB 59/11. Corporate Earnings and Cash-Flow in the Post-War Period
Folder 30	EMB 59/12. The Employment Problem in the U.S.
Folder 31	EMB 59/13. The Government Bond Market in Recession and Recovery
Folder 32	EMB 59/14. Economic Expansion: Second Stage, 1959-1960
Folder 33	EMB 59/15. Latin America's Trade and Payments Problems
Folder 34	EMB 59/16. The Problem of U.S. Monetary Policy
Folder 35	EMB 59/17. Wage Policy and Monetary Stability
Folder 36	EMB 59/18. Business Inventories and Economic Expansion
Folder 37	EMB 59/19. Prospects for the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 38	EMB 59/20. Interest Rates, Economic Growth, and Cyclical Expansion
Folder 39	EMB 59/21. Interest Rate Prospects in the United Kingdom
Folder 40	EMB 59/22. U.S. Budget Prospects: Fiscal Years, 1960-1961
Folder 41	EMB 59/23. The Economic Effects of the Steel Strike
Folder 42	EMB 59/25. Monetary Reserves of the U.S.
Folder 43	EMB 59/26. Prospects for Growth of the U.S. Economy
Folder 44	EMB 59/27. The French Economy at the end of 1959
Folder 45	EMB 59/28. A Review of Economic Prospects in the U.S.
Folder 46	EMB 60. Index to EMB Reports, 1960 Series
Folder 47	EMB 60/1. International Effects of U.S. Economic Policy- Summary and Conclusions
Folder 48	EMB 60/2. U.S. Competitive Position in Exports of Manufactures
Folder 49	EMB 60/3. The U.S. Budget for Fiscal 1961
Folder 50	EMB 60/4. Credit Policy in the U.S.
Folder 51	EMB 60/5. The Revised Federal Reserve Index of Industrial Production
Folder 52	EMB 60/6. A Re-Examination of U.S. Economic Prospects
Folder 53	EMB 60/7. Progress on the Common Market
Folder 54	EMB 60/8. The United Kingdom Budget and Its Background
Folder 55	EMB 60/9. Export Prices of Primary Products
Folder 56	EMB 60/10. Money and Capital Markets in the U.S.
Folder 57	EMB 60/11. Basic Cause of the U.S. Gold Reserve
Folder 58	EMB 60/12. The U.S. and the International Monetary Fund
Folder 59	EMB 60/13. Factors Determining the Currency Drawn from the Fund
Folder 60	EMB 60/14. The Economics of a Revolution: Cuba, 1959-1960
Folder 61	EMB 60/15. U.S. Economic Prospects, 1960-1961
Folder 62	EMB 60/16. Recent Record of the U.S. Tariff Commission
Folder 63	EMB 60/17. The Lag in U.S. Industrial Production
Folder 64	EMB 60/18. International Relationship of Interest Rates
Folder 65	EMB 60/19. The Economic Situation in the Common Market Countries
Folder 66	EMB 60/20. Factors Affecting Economic Growth in the United Kingdom
Folder 67	EMB 60/21. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 68	EMB 60/22. The Long-Run Outlook for Copper
Folder 69	EMB 60/23. The New Administration and the Dollar Problem
Folder 70	EMB 60/24. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 71	EMB 60/25. The Adequacy of U.S. Gold Reserves
Folder 72	EMB 1960. Special Report: Iron Ore Exports and the Economic Development of Brazil,October 1960
Folder 73	EMB 1960. Special Report: Statement on Gold, the Balance of Payments and the Dollar, October 1960
Folder 74	EMB 1960. Table: Balance of Payments Deficits, 1951-1960, October 1960
Folder 75	EMB 1960. The U.S. and Foreign Investment
Folder 76	EMB 1961. Index to EMB Reports, 1961 Series
Folder 77	EMB 61/1. A Note on the Policies of the New Administration
Folder 78	EMB 61/2 . The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 79	EMB 61/3. Credit Policy of the New Administration
Folder 80	EMB 61/4. Monetary Policy in Continental Europe
Folder 81	EMB 61/5. Recent Developments in Japan's Economy and Trade
Folder 82	EMB 61/6. The Reserve Centers and the International Monetary Fund
Folder 83	EMB 61/7. The Pattern of Economic Recovery, 1961
Folder 84	EMB 61/8. The Outlook for the U.S. Budget
Folder 85	EMB 61/9. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 86	EMB 61/10. Balance of Payments and Level of Employment
Folder 87	EMB 61/11. The Problem of International Monetary Reserves
Folder 88	EMB 61/11. Addendum: Scarce Currencies and the Financing of Capital Movements
Folder 89	EMB 61. The Problem of International Monetary Reserves: Statement to Joint Economic Committee, 22 June 1961
Folder 90	EMB 61/12. The Outlook for the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 91	EMB 61/13. Recent Price Trends for Primary Products
Folder 92	EMB 61/14. Monetary Policy for Recovery
Folder 93	EMB 61/15. Cyclical Fluctuations in Corporate Profits
Folder 94	EMB 61/16. The Inter-American Conference at Punta del Este
Folder 95	EMB 61/17. The 1st Year of Cyclical Expansion, 1961-1962
Folder 96	EMB 61/18. The Employment Problem in the U.S.
Folder 97	EMB 61/19. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 98	EMB 61/20. Interest Rates and the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 99	EMB 61/21. Wages and Prices in the U.S.
Folder 100	EMB 61/22. Supplementary Resources to Finance Capital Movements
Folder 101	EMB 61/23. The New Trade Program of the U.S.
Folder 102	EMB 61/24. The Economic Outlook in the U.S.
Folder 103	EMB 1962. Index to EMB Reports, 1962 Series
Folder 104	EMB 62/1. U.S. Monetary Policy in 1962
Folder 105	EMB 62/2. The United Kingdom and the Common Market
Folder 106	EMB 62/3. Two Basic Problems of the U.S. Economy
Folder 107	EMB 62/4. The Demand for Housing in the U.S.
Folder 108	EMB 62/5. The Outlook for the U.S. Economy
Folder 109	EMB 62/6. The U.S. Balance of Payments Problem
Folder 110	EMB 62/7. Direct Investment and the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 111	EMB 62/8. A New Cyclical Credit Policy
Folder 112	EMB 62/9. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 113	EMB 62/10. Some Problems Regarding Monetary Reserves
Folder 114	EMB 62/11. Pattern of Postwar Cycles in the U.S.
Folder 115	EMB 62/12. Recent Behavior of Prices of Basic Commodities
Folder 116	EMB 62/13. Defense Expenditures and the U.S. Economy
Folder 117	EMB 62/14. Income Tax Reduction and the U.S. Economy
Folder 118	EMB 62/15. The Nature and Causes of Deep Depression
Folder 119	EMB 62/16. The Economic Outlook in the U.S.
Folder 120	EMB 62/17. Monetary Policy, Production and Prices
Folder 121	EMB 62/18. Monetary Policy, Exchange Rates, and the Balance of Payments
Folder 122	EMB 62/19. Proposals on International Monetary Reserves
Folder 123	EMB 62/20. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 124	EMB 62/21. The Last Stage of Economic Expansion in the U.S.
Folder 125	EMB 62/22. Long-Run Prospects for the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 126	EMB 62/23. Domestic and International Objectives of U.S. Monetary Policy
Folder 127	EMB 62/24. Expenditures of State and Local Governments in the U.S.
Folder 128	EMB 1963. Index to EMB Reports, 1963 Series
Folder 129	EMB 63/1. U.S. Foreign Assistance and the Balance of Payments
Folder 130	EMB 63/2. Outlook for the U.S. Economy in 1963
Folder 131	EMB 63/3. The Postwar Trend Cycle in the U.S.
Folder 132	EMB 63/4. New Problems on U.S. Credit Policy
Folder 133	EMB 63/5. Credit Policy and Investment
Folder 134	EMB 63/6. The Financing of Expansion by U.S. Corporations
Folder 135	EMB 63/7. The U.S. Balance of Payments in 1962
Folder 136	EMB 63/8. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 137	EMB 63/9. The Balance of Payments of the Common Market Countries
Folder 138	EMB 63/10. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 139	EMB 63/11. Cyclical Recovery in the Prices of Primary Products
Folder 140	EMB 63/12. The Linking of Gold and Foreign Exchange as Monetary Reserves
Folder 141	EMB 63/13. The Outlook for Private Construction
Folder 142	EMB 63/14. Consumer Credit and Personal Consumption Expenditures
Folder 143	EMB 63/15. The International Monetary Fund and Compensatory Financing of Export Fluctuations
Folder 144	EMB 63/16. Federal Reserve Policy, the Money Supply, and Time Deposits
Folder 145	EMB 63/17. The Brookings Report on the Balance of Payments
Folder 146	EMB 63/18. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 147	EMB 63/19. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 148	EMB 63/20. Reserve Problems and the InternationalMonetary Fund
Folder 149	EMB 63/21. Reserve Problems and the Large Industrial Countries
Folder 150	EMB 63/22. Euro-Dollars, the U.S. Balance and U.S. Liquidity
Folder 151	EMB 63/23. Australian Economic Prospects
Folder 152	EMB 63/24. Understanding the U.S. Payments Problem
Folder 153	EMB 63/25. The Outlook for the U.S. Economy in 1964
Folder 154	EMB 1964. Index of EMB Reports, 1964 Series
Folder 155	EMB 64/1. The Outlook for Credit Policy in the U.S.
Folder 156	EMB 64/2. Banking and Credit Situation in Germany
Folder 157	EMB 64/3. The U.S. Budget for the Fiscal Year 1965
Folder 158	EMB 64/4. Capital Markets in the European Economic Community
Folder 159	EMB 64/5. Currency Reserves and the Composite Gold Standard
Folder 160	EMB 64/6. The High Phase of a New Trend Cycle
Folder 161	EMB 64/7. Labor Output, Wages and Prices in Manufacturing
Folder 162	EMB 64/8. Reserve Problems and the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 163	EMB 64/9. Present Status of U.S. Credit Policy
Folder 164	EMB 64/10. Trends and Cycles in Prices of Basic Commodities
Folder 165	EMB 64/11. The Mexican Economy: Achievements and Prospects
Folder 166	EMB 64/12. The Outlook for the U.S. Economy
Folder 167	EMB 64/13. Imports and the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 168	EMB 64/14. Recent Developments in the Euro-dollar Market
Folder 169	EMB 64/15. Two Reports on International Liquidity
Folder 170	EMB 64/16. Money Supply as the Objective of Monetary Policy
Folder 171	EMB 64/17. The Behavior of U.S. Exports
Folder 172	EMB 64/18. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 173	EMB 64/19. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 174	EMB 64/20. Changes in the International Monetary System
Folder 175	EMB 64/21. The Outlook for Credit Policy and Interest Rates
Folder 176	EMB 64/21. Supplement: The Impact of London Bank Rates on the U.S.
Folder 177	EMB 64/22. Recent Behavior of Commodity Prices in the U.S.
Folder 178	EMB 64/23. The Guidepost for Wages in the U.S.
Folder 179	EMB 64/24. The Economic Outlook in the U.S.
Folder 180	EMB 1965. Index to EMB Reports, 1965 Series
Folder 181	EMB 65/1. The Sterling Crisis and the United Kingdom Payments Problem
Folder 182	EMB 65/2. The Fiscal Outlook for the U.S.
Folder 183	EMB 65/3. The Outlook for Credit Policy in the U.S.
Folder 184	EMB 65/4. Gold and the International Monetary System
Folder 185	EMB 65/5. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 186	EMB 65/6. The Underdeveloped Countries and Monetary Reserves
Folder 187	EMB 65/7. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 188	EMB 65/8. The U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 189	EMB 65/8. Supplement: Two Statements on the Balance of Payments Statistics of the U.S.
Folder 190	EMB 65/9. The Latin American Free Trade Association
Folder 191	EMB 65/10. New Considerations on U.S. Credit Policy
Folder 192	EMB 65/11. The U.S. Balance of Payments and International Liquidity
Folder 193	EMB 65/12. The Outlook for the U.S. Economy
Folder 194	EMB 65/13. Private Capital Movements and Economic Development
Folder 195	EMB 65/14. Price Trends for the Base Non-Ferrous Metals
Folder 196	EMB 65/15. Effects of the U.S. Program for Restraining Capital Outflow
Folder 197	EMB 65/16. The U.S. Balance of Payments: New Statistical Dimensions
Folder 198	EMB 65/17. Mr. Roosa's Plan for International Monetary Reform
Folder 199	EMB 65/18. The Economic Outlook in the U.S.
Folder 200	EMB 65/19. The Appropriate Role of Gold in the International Monetary Systems
Folder 201	EMB 65/20. Recent Behavior of World Prices of Agricultural Products
Folder 202	EMB 65/21. U.S. Corporate Business and the World Economy
Folder 203	EMB 65/22. The Problem of Credit Policy in the U.S.
Folder 204	EMB 65/23. Australian Economic Developments
Folder 205	EMB 65/24. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 206	EMB 1966. Index to EMB Reports, 1966 Series
Folder 207	EMB 66/1. The UNCTAD Report on International Monetary Reform
Folder 208	EMB 66/2. Economic Expansion and the Inflation Problem in the U.S.
Folder 209	EMB 66/3. The Balance of Payments Position of France
Folder 210	EMB 66/4. The U.S. Budget for Fiscal 1967
Folder 211	EMB 66/5. Credit Policy in an Inflationary Environment
Folder 212	EMB 66/6. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 213	EMB 66/7. The Balance of Payments of the U.S. in 1965
Folder 214	EMB 66/9. Prices, Wages and Guideposts in the U.S.
Folder 215	EMB 66/11. A Survey of International Monetary Cooperation
Folder 216	EMB 66/12. Excess Demand, Prices, and the Balance of Payments
Folder 217	EMB 66/14. Limitations of Credit Policy in an Inflationary Environment
Folder 218	EMB 66/16. Corporate Profits in the Postwar Economy
Folder 219	EMB 66/17. The Inflation Problem in the U.S.
Folder 220	EMB 66/18. The Bases for International Monetary Stability
Folder 221	EMB 66/19. The Outlook for Interest Rates and the Flow of Funds
Folder 222	EMB 66/20. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 223	EMB 66/21. The Long-Run Payments Position of the U.S.
Folder 224	EMB 66/22. The Balance of Payments: Problems and Policies
Folder 225	EMB 66/22. Supplement: The Balance of Payments: Problems and Policies Revised Answer to Question 5
Folder 226	EMB 66/23. The War in Vietnam and the U.S. Economy
Folder 227	EMB 66/24. Economic Policy for Stability and Growth
Folder 228	EMB 1967. Index to EMB Reports, 1967 Series
Folder 229	EMB 67/1. Gold and International Monetary Reform
Folder 230	EMB 67/2. The Outlook for Private Construction
Folder 231	EMB 67/4. A New Direction For U.S. Credit Policy
Folder 232	EMB 67/5. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 233	EMB 67/6. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 234	EMB 67/7. U.S. Balance of Payments: Problems and Prospects
Folder 235	EMB 67/8. The Inventory Problem and the Economic Outlook
Folder 236	EMB 67/9. Credit Policy and Interest Rates
Folder 237	EMB 67/11. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 238	EMB 67/12. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 239	EMB 67/13. The Non-Monetary Absorption of Gold
Folder 240	EMB 67/14. Gold, Reserves, and the International Monetary System
Folder 241	EMB 67/15. The Behavior of Long-Term Interest Rates
Folder 242	EMB 67/16. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 243	EMB 67/17. The Contingency Plan for a New Reserve Facility
Folder 244	EMB 67/18. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 245	EMB 67/19. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 246	EMB 67/20. Causes of the Rise in Prices in the U.S., 1964-1967
Folder 247	EMB 67/21. The International Relationship of Interest Rates
Folder 248	EMB 67/22. The Effects of the Devaluation of Sterling
Folder 249	EMB 67/23. The Economic Situation in France
Folder 250	EMB 67/24. Economic Growth in Europe and the U.S.
Folder 251	EMB 1968. Index to EMB Reports, 1968 Series
Folder 252	EMB 68/1. The New Action Program on the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 253	EMB 68/2. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 254	EMB 68/3. The Federal Budget and the U.S. Economy
Folder 255	EMB 68/4. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 256	EMB 68/5. Gold and the International Monetary System
Folder 257	EMB 68/6. Ten Years of Growth and Change in the U.S. Economy
Folder 258	EMB 68/7. The Gold Crisis and the New Gold Standard
Folder 259	EMB 68/8. Recent Developments in the Mexican Economy
Folder 260	EMB 68/9. Statement of EMB to House Committee on Banking and Currency
Folder 261	EMB 68/10. The U.S. Economy and the Inflation Problem
Folder 262	EMB 68/11. The Balance of Payments of the U.S. and the United Kingdom
Folder 263	EMB 68/12. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 264	EMB 68/13. The Relation of Fiscal Policy to Credit Policy in the U.S.
Folder 265	EMB 68/14. The U.S. Economic Outlook after the Tax Surcharge
Folder 266	EMB 68/15. European Views on International Monetary Problems
Folder 267	EMB 68/16. Some Aspects of the Two-Tier Gold Market
Folder 268	EMB 68/17. Prices of Basic Commodities During the U.S. Inflation
Folder 269	EMB 68/18. International Monetary Reserves and the Composite Gold Standard
Folder 270	EMB 68/19. Residential Construction: Problems and Prospects
Folder 271	EMB 68/20. The International Relationship of Interest Rates
Folder 272	EMB 68/21. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 273	EMB 68/22. Economic Policy in the Nixon Administration
Folder 274	EMB 68/23. The Foreign Exchange Crisis in Europe
Folder 275	EMB 68/24. Flexible Exchange Rates and Balance of Payments Adjustments
Folder 276	EMB 68/25. The Inflation Problem in the U.S.
Folder 277	EMB 1969. Index to EMB Reports, 1969 Series
Folder 278	EMB 69/1. The Restoration of Economic and Monetary Stability
Folder 279	EMB 69/2. The New Budget and the Nixon Administration
Folder 280	EMB 69/3. German Economic Recovery and the Position of the Deutsche Mark
Folder 281	EMB 69/4. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 282	EMB 69/5. Credit Policy in a Period of Inflation
Folder 283	EMB 69/6. The Future of International Reserve Assets
Folder 284	EMB 69/7. The Euro-dollar Market and National Credit Policy
Folder 285	EMB 69/8. The U.S. Balance of Payments: Problems and Prospects
Folder 286	EMB 69/9. Economic Problems and Prospects in France
Folder 287	EMB 69/10. The Economic Outlook in the U.S.
Folder 288	EMB 69/11. The International Monetary Fund: 25 Years after Bretton Woods
Folder 289	EMB 69/12. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 290	EMB 69/13. Views of European Central Banks on International Monetary Problems
Folder 291	EMB 69/14. Can Credit Policy be Effective in Halting Inflation
Folder 292	EMB 69/15. Anti-Inflation Policy and the U.S. Economic Situation
Folder 293	EMB 69/16. Interest Rates and Inflation in the U.S.
Folder 294	EMB 69/17. The Effect of Inflation on U.S. Imports
Folder 295	EMB 69/18. Recent Behavior of Prices of Basic Commodities
Folder 296	EMB 69/19. The Bretton Woods Principles of Balance of Payments Adjustment
Folder 297	EMB 69/20. How the Reserve Settlement Account Would Operate
Folder 298	EMB 69/21. The Restoration of Monetary Stability after Inflation
Folder 299	EMB 69/21. A Statement on Gold Policy and the International Monetary System
Folder 300	EMB 69/22. The Cyclical Behavior of the British Economy
Folder 301	EMB 69/23. International Monetary Problems and the World Economy
Folder 302	EMB 69/24. Wage and Price Policy for Monetary Stability
Folder 303	EMB 69/25. The Outlook for World Trade
Folder 304	EMB 1970. Index to EMB Reports, 1970 Series
Folder 305	EMB 70/1. The International Monetary Fund as a Monetary Authority
Folder 306	EMB 70/2. The Protracted Boom in Fixed Business Investment
Folder 307	EMB 70/3. The Economic Report, the Budget, and Monetary Policy
Folder 308	EMB 70/4. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 309	EMB 70/5. The Recent Change in U.S. Monetary Policy
Folder 310	EMB 70/6. Canadian Economic Prospects
Folder 311	EMB 70/7. The Economic Outlook and the Inflation Problem
Folder 312	EMB 70/8. The Eurodollar Market and the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 313	EMB 70/9. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 317	EMB 70/13. The Economy of Germany: Before and After Revaluation
Folder 318	EMB 70/14. The Liquidity Problem in a Period of Inflation
Folder 319	EMB 70/15. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 320	EMB 70/16. Prices of Basic Commodities in a Period of Inflation
Folder 321	EMB 70/17. Inflation, Stabilization, and Interest Rates
Folder 322	EMB 70/18. The External Effects of the Inflation in the U.S.
Folder 323	EMB 70/19 The Economic Situation in Canada
Folder 324	EMB 70/20. The U.S. Balance of Payments and the International Monetary System
Folder 325	EMB 70/21. The Mexican Economy at the Beginning of a New Administration
Folder 326	EMB 70/22. U.S. Economic Policy, Recovery and the Cost of Inflation
Folder 327	EMB 70/23. The Economic Position of the United Kingdom
Folder 328	EMB 70/24. Changes in the Assets and Liabilities of the United Kingdom Public Sector, 1958-69
Folder 329	EMB 70/25. An Incomes Policy for the Transition to Monetary Stability
Folder 330	EMB 1971. Index to EMB Reports, 1971 Series
Folder 331	EMB 71/1. The Economic Situation in France
Folder 332	EMB 71/2. Monetary Policy in a Prolonged Cost Inflation
Folder 333	EMB 71/3. The Economic Report of the President for 1971
Folder 334	EMB 71/4. Budget of the Fed. Gov't for Fiscal 1972
Folder 335	EMB 71/5. New Techniques of Monetary Policy in Europe and Japan
Folder 336	EMB 71/6. A Reserve Settlement Account for the International Monetary System
Folder 337	EMB 71/7. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 338	EMB 71/8. Monetary Policy in a Recession with Cost Inflation
Folder 339	EMB 71/9. The Outlook for the Canadian Economy
Folder 340	EMB 71/10. The Dollar Is the Problem of the International Monetary System
Folder 341	EMB 71/11. Economic Policy to Accelerate Recovery in the U.S.
Folder 342	EMB 71/12. Views of European Central Banks on Monetary Problems
Folder 343	EMB 71/13. Revised Presentation of the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 344	EMB 71/14. The Balance of Payments and the U.S. Economy
Folder 345	EMB 71/15. Monetary and Economic Developments in Germany
Folder 346	EMB 71/16. The New Economic Policy of the U.S.
Folder 347	EMB 71/17. Restoring International Monetary Stability
Folder 348	EMB 71/18. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 349	EMB 71/19. Gold and the Reform of the International Monetary System
Folder 350	EMB 71/20. The Economic Dilemma of Canada
Folder 351	EMB 71/21. The Dollar and the Reform of the International Monetary System
Folder 352	EMB 71/22. Economic Problems and Prospects in the U.S.
Folder 353	EMB 71/23. Exchange Rate Policy under a Regime of Fluctuating Rates
Folder 354	EMB 71/24. Convertibility of the Dollar and Reform of the Monetary System
Folder 355	EMB 1972. Index to EMB Reports, 1972 Series
Folder 356	EMB 72/1. British Banking Reform and Monetary Policy
Folder 357	EMB 72/2. The Rise and Fall of Interest Rates
Folder 358	EMB 72/3. The Budget of the U.S. Government for the Fiscal Year 1973
Folder 359	EMB 72/4. The U.S. Economic Report for 1972
Folder 360	EMB 72/5. A Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the U.S.
Folder 361	EMB 72/5. The Economic Situation in France
Folder 362	EMB 72/6. The Future of the U.S. Balance of Trade
Folder 363	EMB 72/7. The Economic Outlook in Germany in 1972
Folder 364	EMB 72/8. The U.S. Economy Under the New Economic Program
Folder 365	EMB 72/9. The Depreciation of the Dollar and Private Flows
Folder 366	EMB 72/10. Arthur F. Burns on International Monetary Reform
Folder 367	EMB 72/11. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 368	EMB 72/12. The Canadian Economy and the Balance of Payments
Folder 369	EMB 72/13. A Review of the Annual Reports of European Central Banks
Folder 370	EMB 72/14. Monetary Policy in the U.S.
Folder 371	EMB 72/15. Prices, Costs, and Profits in the Inflation
Folder 372	EMB 72/16. U.S. Trade and the Depreciation of the Dollar
Folder 373	EMB 72/17. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 374	EMB 72/18. Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States
Folder 375	EMB 72/19. The Economic Situation in Australia
Folder 376	EMB 72/20. The Fund Report on the Reform of the International Monetary System
Folder 377	EMB 72/21. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 378	EMB 72/22. The U.S. Treasury Program for Monetary Reform
Folder 379	EMB 72/23. Exchange Rates and Payments Since the Smithsonian Agreement
Folder 380	EMB 72/24. The Economic Recovery in Canada, 1972
Folder 381	EMB 72/25. New Problems for U.S. Monetary Policy
Folder 382	EMB 72/26. Price and Wage Controls in the U.S., Phase II
Folder 383	EMB 1973. Index to EMB Reports, 1973 Series
Folder 384	EMB 73/1. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 385	EMB 73/2. Inflation, the Balance of Payments, and Fixed Parities
Folder 386	EMB 73/3. Budget of the U.S. Government for the Fiscal Year 1974
Folder 387	EMB 73/4. Observations on the Economic Report of the President
Folder 388	EMB 73/5. Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Subcommittee on International Finance of the Committee on Banking and Currency
Folder 389	EMB 73/6. The Economic Situation in France
Folder 390	EMB 73/7. Monetary Policy and the Expansion of Bank Loans
Folder 391	EMB 73/8. The Canadian Economy in 1973
Folder 392	EMB 73/9. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 393	EMB 73/10. Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, U.S. Senate
Folder 394	EMB 73/11. Gold in a Reformed International Monetary System
Folder 395	EMB 73/12. Recent Developments in U.S. Monetary Policy
Folder 396	EMB 73/13. A Review of the Annual Reports of the European Central Banks
Folder 397	EMB 73/14. Speculation, Short-term Capital Flows, and Exchange Rate Policy
Folder 398	EMB 73/15. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 399	EMB 73/16. Economic Problems and Policies in the U.S.
Folder 400	EMB 73/17. The Inflation Problem in the U.S.
Folder 401	EMB 73/18. The Role of Monetary Policy in a Cost Inflation
Folder 402	EMB 73/19. Exchange Rate Policy in Switzerland
Folder 403	EMB 73/20. Multinational Corporations and the Exchange Crisis
Folder 404	EMB 73/21. The Dollar in a Reformed International Monetary System
Folder 405	EMB 73/22. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 406	EMB 73/23. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 407	EMB 73/24. The Depreciation of the Dollar and the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 408	EMB 73/25. Canada's Regional Economics and the Oil Crisis
Folder 409	EMB 73/26. The Oil Crisis and the U.S. Economy
Folder 410	EMB 1974. Index to EMB Reports, 1974 Series
Folder 411	EMB 74/1. New Roles on Capital Controls in the U.S.
Folder 412	EMB 74/2. The Economic Crisis in the United Kingdom
Folder 413	EMB 74/3. The Economic Consequences of the High Cost of Imported Oil
Folder 414	EMB 74/4. The Economic Report of the President, 1974
Folder 415	EMB 74/5. Budget of the U.S. Government for the Fiscal Year 1975
Folder 416	EMB 74/6. The Economic Situation in Australia
Folder 417	EMB 74/7. U.S. Monetary Policy and the Oil and Energy Problem
Folder 418	EMB 74/8. The Free Gold Market and the Monetary Role of Gold
Folder 419	EMB 74/9. Indexing Money Payments in a Large and Prolonged Inflation
Folder 420	EMB 74/10. The Economic Problems of the U.S.
Folder 421	EMB 74/11. The Experience with Fluctuating Exchange Rates, 1973-74
Folder 422	EMB 74/12. Annual Reports of Some European Central Banks
Folder 423	EMB 74/13. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 424	EMB 74/14. Economic Development in Mexico
Folder 425	EMB 74/15. The Economic Outlook in Canada
Folder 426	EMB 74/16. The Distribution of Output and Income in the U.S. Inflation
Folder 427	EMB 74/17. Basic Commodity Prices and Inflation
Folder 428	EMB 74/18. What is the Danger of a Deep and Prolonged Depression
Folder 429	EMB 74/19. Monetary Policy and Inflation in the U.S.
Folder 430	EMB 74/20. The Oil Payments Problem Considered Once More
Folder 431	EMB 74/21. Economic Problems and Policies in the U.S.
Folder 432	EMB 74/22. International Economic and Monetary Problems of the Next Few Years
Folder 433	EMB 74/23. Canada Budgets for Expansion
Folder 434	EMB 74/24. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 435	EMB 74/25. What is Different About this Inflation
Folder 436	EMB 1975. Index to EMB Reports, 1975 Series
Folder 437	EMB 75/1. U.S. Participation in the Free Gold Market
Folder 438	EMB 75/2. The Administration Program on Recession, Inflation, and Energy
Folder 439	EMB 75/3. Budget of the U.S. Government for the Fiscal Year 1976
Folder 440	EMB 75/4. The Economic Report of the President, 1975
Folder 441	EMB 75/5. Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the U.S.
Folder 442	EMB 75/6. The Longer-Run Projections for the U.S. Economy
Folder 443	EMB 75/7. Two Years of Fluctuating Exchange Rates
Folder 444	EMB 75/8. Prices of Basic Commodities and the U.S. Inflation
Folder 445	EMB 75/9. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 446	EMB 75/10. Monetary Policy in the Current Recession
Folder 447	EMB 75/11. Annual Reports of Continental European Central Banks
Folder 448	EMB 75/12. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 449	EMB 75/13. Inflation and Unemployment in Canada
Folder 450	EMB 75/14. Is There an Impending Shortage of Capital
Folder 451	EMB 75/15. Some Economic Aspects of the Floating Dollar
Folder 452	EMB 75/16. Effect of the New Rise of Food and Oil Prices on the U.S. Economy
Folder 453	EMB 75/17. The International Monetary Fund, The Monetary Role of Gold, and the Free Gold Market
Folder 454	EMB 75/18. Monetary Policy, Interest Rates, and Economic Recovery
Folder 455	EMB 75/19. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 456	EMB 75/20. The Role of Productivity in the Accelerated Inflation
Folder 457	EMB 75/21. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 458	EMB 75/22. Special Drawing Rights in the International Monetary System
Folder 459	EMB 75/23. The Next Phase of the Cyclical Expansion in the U.S.
Folder 460	EMB 75/24. The International Payments Position of the U.S., 1972-1975
Folder 461	EMB 1976. Index to EMB Reports, 1976 Series
Folder 462	EMB 76/1. Revision of Output, Income, and Profits in the National Accounts
Folder 463	EMB 76/2. The Rise and Fall of Basic Commodity Prices, 1973-1975
Folder 464	EMB 76/3. Budget of the U.S. Government for the Fiscal Year 1977
Folder 465	EMB 76/4. The U.S. Economy as Viewed in the Economic Report, 1976
Folder 466	EMB 76/5. The Reformed International Monetary System
Folder 467	EMB 76/6. The Monetary Stock of Gold and the Free Market
Folder 468	EMB 76/7. The Economics of Fluctuating Exchange Rates
Folder 469	EMB 76/8. The Economic Situation in Canada
Folder 470	EMB 76/9. Advisory Committee on the Presentation of Balance of Payments Statistics
Folder 471	EMB 76/10. The Prospects for the British Economy
Folder 472	EMB 76/11. The Economic Outlook After One Year of Expansion
Folder 473	EMB 76/12. The International Monetary Fund Auctions and the Free Market for Gold
Folder 474	EMB 76/13. U.S. Balance of Payments, 1975-1976, in New Form
Folder 475	EMB 76/14. Monetary Policy in Recovery and Expansion
Folder 476	EMB 76/15. Some Problems on the Prices of Basic Commodities
Folder 477	EMB 76/16. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 478	EMB 76/17. The Economic Situation in Canada, Mid-1976
Folder 479	EMB 76/18. Growth of Output and Productivity: The Past and Future
Folder 480	EMB 76/19. The Employment Problem in the U.S.
Folder 481	EMB 76/20. The Outlook for the British Economy to 1980
Folder 482	EMB 76/21. The Mexican Economy and the Devaluation of the Peso
Folder 483	EMB 76/22. The Monetary Authorities and the Free Exchange Market
Folder 484	EMB 76/23. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 485	EMB 76/24. Indebtedness of Non-Oil Countries to Money-Center Banks
Folder 486	EMB 76/25. U.S. International Transactions, 3rd Quarter 1976
Folder 487	EMB 1977. Index to EMB Reports, 1977 Series
Folder 488	EMB 77/1. The Economic Report of the President, 1977
Folder 489	EMB 77/2. The Budget of the U.S. Government for the Fiscal Year 1978
Folder 490	EMB 77/3. Monetary Policy and Interest Rates
Folder 491	EMB 77/4. Proposals for a Convertible or Transferable Eastern European Currency
Folder 492	EMB 77/5. The Economic Situation in France, 1976-1977
Folder 493	EMB 77/6. International Transactions of the U.S., 1976
Folder 494	EMB 77/7. Canada's Economic Prospects in 1977
Folder 495	EMB 77/8. The Economic Outlook in the U.S.
Folder 496	EMB 77/9. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 497	EMB 77/10. The Diffusion of Economic Power
Folder 498	EMB 77/11. The Price and Output Effects of the National Energy Plan
Folder 499	EMB 77/12. Effects of Recent Structural Changes in the Gold Market
Folder 500	EMB 77/13. The U.S. Trade Deficit and the Floating Dollar
Folder 501	EMB 77/14. The Lag in Fixed Business Investments in the U.S.
Folder 502	EMB 77/15. Prices of Basic Commodities in the Recovery and Expansion
Folder 503	EMB 77/16 . Balance of Payments Adjustment with Floating Exchange Rates
Folder 504	EMB 77/17. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 505	EMB 77/18. Economic Policy under the New Mexican Administration
Folder 506	EMB 77/19. The Hesitant Economic Expansion in Canada
Folder 507	EMB 77/20. Corporate Profits in the Recession and Expansion
Folder 508	EMB 77/21. The Dollar in the New International Monetary System
Folder 509	EMB 77/22. Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Subcommittee on Trade, Committee on Ways and Means, U.S. House of Representatives, 11/3/77
Folder 510	EMB 77/23. Monetary Policy and the Demand for Money and Credit
Folder 511	EMB 77/24. The International Investment Position of the U.S.
Folder 512	EMB 77/25. Outlook for Prices and Costs in the U.S.
Folder 513	EMB 77/26. The International Monetary System Needs Guidance
Folder 514	EMB 1978. Index to EMB Reports, 1978 Series
Folder 515	EMB 78/1. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 516	EMB 78/2. Budget of the U.S. Government, Fiscal Yr. 1979
Folder 517	EMB 78/3. The Economic Report of the President, 1978
Folder 518	EMB 78/4. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 519	EMB 78/5. Recent Monetary Developments in the U.S.
Folder 520	EMB 78/6. Economic Recovery in Mexico
Folder 521	EMB 78/7. The Deterioration in the U.S. Payments Position
Folder 522	EMB 78/8. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 523	EMB 78/9. The Economic Situation in Canada
Folder 524	EMB 78/10. The Trade Deficit, Capital Movements, and the Floating Dollar
Folder 525	EMB 78/11. Inflation, the Budget Deficit, and Policy
Folder 526	EMB 78/12. The Trend Cycle in Output and Productivity in the U.S.
Folder 527	EMB 78/13. Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Joint Economic Committee
Folder 528	EMB 78/14. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 529	EMB 78/15. The Gold Market in a Period of Monetary Disorder
Folder 530	EMB 78/16. Revised Economic Forecasts for 1978 and 1979
Folder 531	EMB 78/17. Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
Folder 532	EMB 78/18. U.S. Trade Policy and the Floating Dollar
Folder 533	EMB 78/19. Acceleration of the Cost Inflation in the U.S.
Folder 534	EMB 78/20. The Canadian Economy in 1978
Folder 535	EMB 78/21. Reversing the Leads and Lags in U.S. Trade and Payments
Folder 536	EMB 78/22. President Carter's New Anti-Inflation Program
Folder 537	EMB 78/23. The Program to Support and Strengthen the Dollar
Folder 538	EMB 78/24. Credit Market Influence on Housing in the U.S.
Folder 539	EMB 78/25. The Balance of Payments, Exchange Markets, and Interest Rates
Folder 540	EMB 78/26. The Balance of Payments and the Exchange Rate for the Dollar
Folder 541	EMB 1979. Index to EMB Reports, 1979 Series
Folder 542	EMB 79/1. Structural Problems and Economic Policy
Folder 543	EMB 79/2. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 544	EMB 79/3. Statement of Edward M. Bernstein to the Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress
Folder 545	EMB 79/4. The Budget for Fiscal 1980 and the Economic Report of the President
Folder 546	EMB 79/5. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 547	EMB 79/6. Inflation Problems and Policies in the U.S.
Folder 548	EMB 79/7. The U.S. Payments Situation and the Dollar Exchange Rate
Folder 549	EMB 79/8. The U.S. Dilemma on Economic Policy
Folder 550	EMB 79/9. Dollar Exchange Rates and U.S. Economic Policies
Folder 551	EMB 79/10. The Future of the International Monetary System
Folder 552	EMB 79/11. U.S. Monetary Policy and Interest Rates
Folder 553	EMB 79/12. The Price of Gold and the Behavior of Exchange Rates
Folder 554	EMB 79/13. The Economic Situation in Canada
Folder 555	EMB 79/14. The U.S. Balance of Payments and Dollar Exchange Rates
Folder 556	EMB 79/15. The Economic Policy in the United Kingdom
Folder 557	EMB 79/16 . The Change in the Cyclical Situation in the U.S.
Folder 558	EMB 79/17. The Eurocurrency Market and International Monetary Problems
Folder 559	EMB 79/18. Recent Financial Developments in Japan
Folder 560	EMB 79/19. Monetary Policy in the Recession
Folder 561	EMB 79/20. The Balance of Payments and the Problem of the Dollar
Folder 562	EMB 79/21. Monetary Policy, Interest Rates, and Inflation
Folder 563	EMB 79/22. Monetary Policy and the Foreign Exchange Value of the Dollar
Folder 564	EMB 79/23. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 565	EMB 79/24. The New Approach to U.S. Monetary Management
Folder 566	EMB 79/25. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 567	EMB 80/1. The Balance of Payments and the Foreign Exchange Value of the Dollar
Folder 568	EMB 80/2. Economic Aspects of the High Price of Gold
Folder 569	EMB 80/3. U.S. Economic Problems and Policies
Folder 570	EMB 80/5. The Productivity Problem in the U.S.
Folder 571	EMB 80/6. The Balance of Payments and the Recovery of the Dollar
Folder 572	EMB 80/7. The Economic Situation in Canada
Folder 573	EMB 80/8. The New Anti-Inflation Program in the U.S.
Folder 574	EMB 80/9. National Policies and the International Monetary System
Folder 575	EMB 80/11. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 576	EMB 80/12. U.S. Balance of Payments and Exchange Rates for the Dollar
Folder 577	EMB 80/13. The Soaring Price of Gold, 1979-1980
Folder 578	EMB 80/14. Inflation Problems and Stabilization Policies
Folder 579	EMB 80/15. Economic Situation in Venezuela
Folder 580	EMB 80/16. Monetary Policy in the Recession and Recovery
Folder 581	EMB 80/17. The Dollar Under the Regime of Floating Exchange Rates
Folder 582	EMB 80/18. U.S. Balance of Payments and International Capital Position
Folder 583	EMB 80/19. Is a Return to the Gold Standard Feasible?
Folder 584	EMB 80/20. The Expansion Phase of the New Cycle
Folder 585	EMB 80/21. Saving and Investment in the U.S.
Folder 586	EMB 80/22. Monetary Policy in the Recovery Phase of the Cycle
Folder 587	EMB 80/23. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 588	EMB 80/24. U.S. Balance of Payments and Exchange Rates for the Dollar
Folder 589	EMB 81/1. The Comprehensive Revision of the National Accounts
Folder 590	EMB 81/2. Economic Problems and the New Administration
Folder 591	EMB 81/3. The Administration's Program for Recovery and Stability
Folder 592	EMB 81/4. Monetary Policy and the Control of Inflation
Folder 593	EMB 81/5. Is there an Alternative to the Gold Standard
Folder 594	EMB 81/6. U.S. Balance of Payments, 4th Quarter and Year, 1980
Folder 595	EMB 81/7. The Behavior of Prices of Basic Commodities, 1980-1981
Folder 596	EMB 81/8. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 597	EMB 81/9. The Economic Situation in the United Kingdom
Folder 598	EMB 81/10. Monetary Policy Under the New Procedures
Folder 599	EMB 81/11. Developments in the Gold Market, 1980-81
Folder 600	EMB 81/12. U.S. Balance of Payments, 1979-80 Revised and 1st Quarter 1981
Folder 601	EMB 81/13. Floating Exchange Rates in Theory and Practice
Folder 602	EMB 81/14. The Economic Outlook in the U.S.
Folder 603	EMB 81/15. The Economic Situation in France
Folder 604	EMB 81/16. The Interest Rate Aspect of a Monetary Policy
Folder 605	EMB 81/17. Fiscal and Monetary Policies for Dealing with Inflation
Folder 606	EMB 81/18. U.S. Balance of Payments and Exchange Rates for the Dollar
Folder 607	EMB 81/19 Wages and Inflation in the U.S.
Folder 608	EMB 81/20. The Economic Situation in the U.S.
Folder 609	EMB 81/21. What Role for Gold in the Monetary System?
Folder 610	EMB 81/22. The Budget Deficit, Inflation, and Interest Rates
Folder 611	EMB 81/23. The Economic Situation in Germany
Folder 612	EMB 81/24. Monetary Policy in the Early Stage of Recession

Expand/collapse Series 2. Quarterly Review and Investment Survey, 1959-1981.

About 90 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Quarterly newsletter containing articles about economic issues. From 1959 through 1975, the newsletter was entitled Quarterly Review and Investment Survey and was published by Model, Roland & Stone. Beginning in 1976, the newsletter was published by Shields Model Roland Incorporated and beginning in the second quarter of 1976 was titled Economic Review. Also beginning in 1976, Bernstein's name was on the cover of each issue. From the third quarter of 1977, Bache Halsey Stuart Shields Incorporated published Economic Review and Bernstein wrote it. Bernstein continued to file these under "Quarterly Review" and his folder titles have been retained. The topics of these newsletters are similar to those in the EMB reports in Series 1. Most of them are about international monetary issues, such as interest rates, gold reserves, balance of payments, credit policy, prices, and inflation.

Folder 613	Model, Roland Quarterly
Folder 614	Quarterly Review 1959; No. 1-4
Folder 615	Quarterly Review 1960; No. 2-4
Folder 616	Quarterly Review 1961; No. 1, 2, and 4
Folder 617	Quarterly Review 1962; No. 1-4
Folder 618	Quarterly Review 1963; No. 1-4 , International Position of the U.S. Dollar
Folder 619	Quarterly Review 1964; No. 1-4
Folder 620	Quarterly Review 1965; No. 1-4
Folder 621	Quarterly Review 1966; No. 2 and 3
Folder 622	Quarterly Review 1967; No. 1-4
Folder 623	Quarterly Review 1968; 1st Half and 3-4
Folder 624	Quarterly Review 1969; No. 1-4
Folder 625	Quarterly Review 1970; No. 1-4
Folder 626	Quarterly Review 1971; No. 1-4
Folder 627	Quarterly Review 1972; No. 1-4
Folder 628	Quarterly Review 1973; No. 1-4
Folder 629	Quarterly Review 1974; No. 1-4
Folder 630	Quarterly Review 1975; No. 1-4
Folder 631	Quarterly Review 1976; No. 1-4
Folder 632	Quarterly Review 1977; No. 1-4
Folder 633	Quarterly Review 1978; No. 1-3
Folder 634	Quarterly Review 1979; No. 1-3
Folder 635	Quarterly Review 1980; No. 1-4
Folder 636	Quarterly Review 1981; No. 1-4

Expand/collapse Series 3. Writings, 1942-1994.

About 100 items

Arrangement: alphabetical repeated.

Papers written by Edward M. Bernstein. The first alphabetical listing includes papers listed by Bernstein in the EMB Papers Document Index in folder 637. The second alphabetical listing includes other writings by Bernstein. The subjects of these papers are similar to the subjects of the reports and newsletters in Series 1 and Series 2. They chiefly deal with international monetary issues, such as the International Monetary Fund, interest rates, gold reserves, balance of payments, credit policy, prices, and inflation.

Folder 637	EMB Papers Document Index
Folder 638	The Cyclical Expansion 1991-1994
Folder 639	The Award of Stock to the CEO of Coca Cola
Folder 640	Bear Markets in Common Stocks 1901-1941
Folder 641	The Behavior of Long-Term Interest Rates (printed in Quarterly Review and Investment Survey)
Folder 642	E. M. Bernstein Book Review of International Monetary Fund, Final Report of the Working Party on the Statistical Discrepancy in World Account Balances
Folder 643	The Bretton Woods System (presented at conference at Bretton Woods)
Folder 644	Can the Present Exchange System Be Improved? (prepared for Brookings Program on the "International Financial System Under Stress")
Folder 645	Capital and Economic Development (seminar at Harvard)
Folder 646	Chapel Hill Refugee Problem
Folder 647	Comments to Allan Meltzer from E. M. Bernstein on "U.S. Policy in the Bretton Woods Era"
Folder 648	Commodity Prices and the Foreign Exchange Value of the Dollar
Folder 649	A Consultation with Brazil
Folder 650	The Current Account Deficit and the Standard of Living
Folder 651	Debt of the Non-Oil Developing Countries to theBanks (Shields Model Roland)
Folder 652	Devaluation and the Dollar Premium Price of Gold (International Monetary Fund Research Paper)
Folder 653	The Diffusion of Economic Power
Folder 654	Dollar Exchange Rates for Some European Currencies
Folder 655	The Economics of Fluctuating Exchange Rates (In "Exchange Rate Flexibility")
Folder 656	Economic Policy for a Working Economy: The Case of Israel (A Survey of the International Monetary Fund)
Folder 657	The Economic Situation in the Four Weeks to...(Growth of GDP or GNP, output in manufacturing, output per hour, unit labor costs 1969-1970)
Folder 658	The Eurodollar Market and National Credit Policy (in Quarterly Review and Investment Survey)
Folder 659	The European Currency Crisis
Folder 660	The Exchange Rate Arrangements of the European Monetary
Folder 661	The Foreign Exchange Value of the Dollar and the U.S. Economy
Folder 662	The Fortieth Anniversary of the Bretton Woods Conference
Folder 663	The Future of the International Monetary System
Folder 664	How the International Monetary Fund Saw Postwar Payment Problems
Folder 665	How Palic Invests Retirement Funds
Folder 666	Indexing Money Payments in a Large and Prolonged Inflation (AEI)
Folder 667	Inflation, Stabilization, and Interest Rates (in Quarterly Review and Investment Survey)
Folder 668	Innovations in the Operations of the Bundesbank
Folder 669	Interest Rates and the Foreign Exchange Value of the Dollar
Folder 670	International Monetary Organization (Reprint from Chapter in International Encyclopedia of Social Science)
Folder 671	The International Monetary Situation (Speech, Harvard Graduate Society)
Folder 672	Investing an Institution's Endowment (Stein Roe at Catholic Bishops Conference)
Folder 673	Keynes and U.S. Foreign Economic Policy
Folder 674	The Lag in the Recovery
Folder 675	Latent Inflation: Problems and Politics (International Monetary Fund Research Paper)
Folder 676	The Lending Roles of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank
Folder 677	Letters to the Editor, Financier: "Payments to Foreign Investors Do Not Hurt Domestic Growth"; NY Times: "Measuring the National Debt in Dollars"; "Japanese Trade Surplus"
Folder 678	Lifetime Pattern of Savings and Investment
Folder 679	Money and the Price System (Ch.1, Money and the Economic System)
Folder 680	Oil Money, the Floating Dollar, and Interest Rates (in Quarterly Review and Investment Survey)
Folder 681	A Policy for the Transition from Inflation to Stability (in Quarterly Review and Investment Survey )
Folder 682	Position of the Soviet Union with Western Banks
Folder 683	Prices, Wages, and Guideposts (in Quarterly Review and Investment Survey)
Folder 684	Prices, Wages, and Profits in a Prolonged Inflation (in Quarterly Review and Investment Survey)
Folder 685	Providing for Retirement through a Variable Annuity
Folder 686	Questions and Answers on the International Monetary Fund
Folder 687	Reminiscing about the Fund at the Fall Outing (in The Caravan)
Folder 688	Review of Cliff Winston's Book on the Restriction of Automobile Imports from Japan
Folder 689	The Search for Exchange Stability: Before and After Bretton Woods
Folder 690	Some Aspects of Economic Policy in Small Countries (International Monetary Fund Research Paper)
Folder 691	The Soviet Union and Bretton Woods
Folder 692	Statement of E. M. Bernstein to the Subcommittee on Commerce, Transportation, and Tourism, Stabilization, House Banking Committee
Folder 693	The Swiss Franc Problem
Folder 694	Tables: Miscellaneous
Folder 695	The United States as an International Debtor Country
Folder 696	U.S. Coinage of Rials for Saudi Arabia under Lend-Lease
Folder 697	War and the Pattern of Business Cycles (in American Economic Review)
Folder 698	What is the Standard of Living?
Folder 699	Yields on Corporate Stocks and Bonds, 1949-1988
Folder 700	A Infacao em Relacao ao Desenvovimento Economico, 1952
Folder 701	Article in Russian, 1992
Folder 702	Balance of Payments Statistics of the U.S.: A Review and Appraisal, 1965
Folder 703	Bretton Woods, 1984
Folder 704	Business Cycles of an Economist
Folder 705	Capital Inflow and the Appreciation of the Dollar
Folder 706	Article in French- " De l'inflation, dans ses rapports avec le develloppement economique"
Folder 707	The Debt Crisis moves North, 10/28/96
Folder 708	Defense Expenditures and Inflation
Folder 709	El Desarrollo de un mercado de capitales en Centroamerica, 1967
Folder 710	The Development of a Capital Market in Central America
Folder 711	Economic Development with Stability, 1953
Folder 712	Economic Review, 1976
Folder 713	Economics of Fluctuating Exchange Rates
Folder 714	Eurodollars: Capital Flows and the U.S. Balance of Payments
Folder 715	Evolution of the International Monetary Fund
Folder 716	Fall in Private Capital Inflow and Interest Rates
Folder 717	Financing Economic Growth in Underdeveloped Economies
Folder 718	Further Evolution of the Exchange Rate
Folder 719	Further Evolution of the International Monetary System
Folder 720	Inflacion y Desarollo Economico, 1953-1954
Folder 721	Inflation in Brazil, 1940-1950, 24 March 1952
Folder 722	Inflation in Relation to Economic Development, 1952
Folder 723	International Monetary Fund, 1968
Folder 724	The International Monetary Fund and Compensatory Financing of Export Fluctuations, July 1964
Folder 725	International Effects of U.S. Economic Policy, January 1960
Folder 726	Intervention and the Fall of the Dollar
Folder 727	News Clip on Japan: The Trade Deficit with Japan, 12/26/89
Folder 728	Joint Statements by Experts on the Establishment of an International Monetary Fund of the United and Associated Nations, 21 April 1944
Folder 729	Monetary Stabilization: The United Nations Program
Folder 730	Multilateral Trade in an Unbalanced World, 1950
Folder 731	My Memories of Earl Hicks, 1/15/78
Folder 732	The Nature and Causes of Deep Depressions, 8/10/62
	EMB 62/15
Folder 733	Output, Input, and Profits in 10 Years Of Inflation [3rd Quarter, 1974]
Folder 734	El Precio del Cafe y La Politica Monetaria
Folder 735	Presentation of the U.S. Balance of Payments: A Symposium
Folder 736	The Price of Coffee and Monetary Policy, 4/20/50 [International Monetary Fund]
Folder 737	Productivity in Manufacturing and the Trade Balance
Folder 738	Reflections on Bretton Woods, 1944
Folder 739	Reflections on Jamaica, 1976
Folder 740	Report on the Process of Inflation in Chile, 1950
Folder 741	Report to the President of the U.S. by the Economic Survey Mission to the Philippines, 1950
Folder 742	Reports Prior EMB (Ltd.), 1-6.5. 1948-51
Folder 743	Reports Prior EMB (Ltd.), 7-17. 1952-58
Folder 744	Response to Esner Article on Budget Deficit, 3/15/96
Folder 745	Revision on Trade Data, 12/19/85
Folder 746	Savings and Capital Markets in Central America, 1965
Folder 747	Shall We Return to a Gold Standard Now? 1954
Folder 748	Should the U.S. Make Its Currency Redeemable in Gold Coins? 1948
Folder 749	Some Economic Aspects of Multiple Exchange Rates, 1930-1953
Folder 750	The Stock Market Crash, 11/9/87
Folder 751	Strategic Factors in Balance of Payments Adjustment
Folder 752	Tariff Protection and Economic Development
Folder 753	Three Measures of the U.S. Current Account Deficit, 6/24/87
Folder 754	A Trade and Tariff Policy in the National Interest
Folder 755	Wage-Price Links in a Prolonged Inflation
Folder 756	Wage-Rates, Investment, and Employment
Folder 757	What Is the Danger of a Deep and Prolonged Depression? 9/20/74 [EMB 74/18]
Folder 758	What Has Happened to Real Wages?
Folder 759	Winston on the Restriction of Automobile Imports from Japan, 3/24/87
Folder 760	White, H. D. "Proposal for United Nations Stabilization Fund and a Bank for Reconstruction and Development of the United and Associated Nations," April 1942
Folder 761	U.S. Treasury Dept., 1942-1944

Expand/collapse Series 4. International Monetary Fund, 1944-1988.

About 100 items.

Arrangement: by type of material.

Papers relating to the establishment and policies of the International Monetary Fund. Included are the proceedings of the U.N. Monetary and Financial Conference at Bretton Woods, N.H., in 1944, International Monetary Fund staff papers and reports, and other papers. The IMF staff papers include papers on exchange rates, international trade, economic development, and related topics. Included in this series are papers relating to U.S. policy and research relating to international finance. For example, folder 779 contains correspondence and reports relating to Bernstein's service on the Dillon Committee, which was established in 1965 to study international liquidity and the U.S. balance of payments.

Folder 762	Proposal for International Monetary Fund, Debate in House of Lords, 23 May 1944
Folder 763	Questions and Answers on the International Monetary Fund and the Bank for Reconstruction and Development, U.S. Treasury Department, 10 June 1944
Folder 764	U.N. Monetary and Financial Conference, Proceedings (Vol. I)
Folder 765	U.N. Monetary and Financial Conference, Proceedings (Vol. II)
Folder 766	Bretton Woods Conference, 1944
Folder 767	Bernstein, "The Making and Remaking of the Bretton Woods Institutions," 14 October 1944
Folder 768	Bretton Woods Conference, 50th Anniversary
Folder 769	International Monetary Fund Staff Papers and Reports, 1-7
Folder 770	International Monetary Fund Staff Papers and Reports, 8-13
Folder 771	International Monetary Fund Staff Papers and Reports, 14-18
Folder 772	International Monetary Fund
Folder 773	Bernstein, "Some Comments on the Fund Paper on Gold Transactions," 23 June 1968
Folder 774	Articles Not by EMB
Folder 775	Nisenson, J. "Settlement of Defaults of the 1930s on Foreign Dollar Bonds Issued by Latin American Governments," U.S. Treasury, 1988
Folder 776	Tables: Miscellaneous Data
Folder 777	Miscellaneous
Folder 778	Official Support for Transferable Sterling, 18 March 1955
Folder 779	U.S. Treasury Dept. Dillon Committee, 1965

Expand/collapse Series 5. Personal Papers, 1955-1996.

About 100 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical.

Biographical sketches, articles about Bernstein, business and personal correspondence, and other personal papers. In a videotaped interview made for his family on 29-30 December 1994, Bernstein discussed his life and career, including his family, childhood, education, and his perspective on the negotiations and decisions leading up to establishment of the International Monetary Fund.

Folder 780	Biographical Material
Folder 781	Business and Personal Correspondence
Folder 782	Camp David Agreements, 1978
Folder 783	Clippings
Folder 784	EMB and John Maynard Keynes
Folder 785	EMB Chair at Brookings Institution
Folder 786	EMB Septuagintennial, 17 December 1974
Folder 787	MacDougall, G. D. A., 1955-1957
Folder 788	Personal Correspondence
Folder 789	Harvard University
Folder 790	London School of Economics
Folder 791	University of Chicago
Folder 792	University of North Carolina
Folder 793	University of North Carolina Commencement, 1977
Folder 794	Edward Morris Bernstein Family Interview, 29-30 December 1994
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-4502/1	Oversize papers
Videotape VT-4502/1-4 VT-4502/1 VT-4502/2 VT-4502/3 VT-4502/4	Bernstein, Edward Morris, Washington D.C., 29-30 December 1994 VHS

Expand/collapse Series 6. Pictures, 1930s-1990s.

About 100 items

Arrangement: by subject.

Photographs and photocopies of photographs of Bernstein and others, including many photographs from the U.N. Monetary and Financial Conference at Bretton Woods, N.H., in 1944.

Image Folder PF-4502/1	Photographs of Bernstein
Image Folder PF-4502/2	Photographs of individuals and groups of people, many of which include Bernstein
Image Folder PF-4502/3-4 PF-4502/3 PF-4502/4	U.N. Monetary and Financial Conference (Bretton Woods, N.H. : 1944).
Image Folder PF-4502/5	Cartoon by Aaron Sopher, 718 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md., formerly framed with clipping from Time, 16 April 1965, about a Bernstein proposal for groups of countries to generate new international currencies. (Acc. 98621)
Oversize Image Folder OP-PF-4502/1	Signed photographs of groups including Bernstein: one of Ansel Luxford, Will Clayton, Fred M. Vinson, and Bernstein; the other of the Dillon Committee, Frazar B. Wilde, Andre Meyer, David Rockefeller, Robert Roosa, Douglas Dillon, E. M. Bernstein, Francis Batar, Walter W. Heller, and Kermit Gordon. (Acc. 98621)

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Expand/collapse Addition of January 2001 (Acc. 98876)

About 20 items.

1930s-1990s.

A few letters, 1978-1992; legal papers; writings, awards and diplomas; a copy of the articles of agreement, International Monetary Fund and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development; photograph of Fred M. Vinson; and a photograph taken at the U.N. Monetary and Financial Conference.

Folder 794

Addition of January 2001

Expand/collapse Addition of February 2001 (Acc. 98857)

About 50 items.

1930s-1990s.

Correspondence, a few writings, family photographs, and other materials.

Folder 795	Correspondence chiefly relating to Edward M. Bernstein's death, 1996
Folder 796	Writings What Can be Accomplished in Philippines? 1950 The Revival of Monetary Policy, 1953 United States council of the International Chamber of Commerce, Annual Report and Supplement, 1963 The Fortieth Anniversary of the Bretton Woods Conference, 1984 Harvard Graduate Society Symposium, 1986 The Lifetime Pattern of Saving and Investment, 1992 The Swiss Franc Problem, 1941-45, 1994 Productivity in Manufacturing and the Trade Balance, 1996 Chapel Hill and German Refugees, undated A Consultation with Brazil, undated
Folder 797	Miscellaneous materials, including notes, clippings, and other items
Image Folder PF-4502/6	Family and professional photographs

Expand/collapse Addition of May 2001 (Acc. 98951)

5 items.

1937-1947.

Notes relating to "Topics of the Times," 24 August 1937 and copies of Coxey Good Roads and Non-Interest Bond Library, 1898; A Survey of Modern Monetary Controversy by Dennis H. Robertson, 1937; and "Bank of enland, Report for the Year Ended 28th February 1947."

Folder 798

Addition of May 2001

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Oversize papers (OPF-4502/1; OP-PF-4502/1)

Videotapes (VT-4502/1-4)

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Collection Number: 04502 Collection Title: Edward M. Bernstein Papers 1927-1996