The Economist, 1843-1943 : a centenary volume ([London] : Oxford University Press, 1944)
The Economist, 1843-1943, by the editor.--A hundred years, by the deputy editor (in collaboration with A.H. Chapman)--The Economist as a source for the historian, by Sir John Clapham.--A political retrospect, by E.L. Woodward.--Walter Bagehot, by F.W. Hirst.--The Economist and foreign affairs, by Graham Hutton.--The money market, by W.T.C. King.--The stock exchange, by Hargreaves Parkinson.--Records and statistics, by the Industry and trade editor.--Bagehot and the trade cycle, by W.W. Rostow.
"First impression 1943, reprinted 1944."
Keywords: Economics