Word: economists
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Professor Taussig has won an international reputation as an economist, having written several important books, among which are "A Tariff History of the United States," "The Silver Situation in the United States," "Wages and Capital" and "Principles of Economics." Through more than 25 years of especial attention to tariff problems he has established himself as the most impartial and authoritative writer on matters of fiscal policy in this country...
...quarterly, "The Military Historian and Economist," edited by Professor R. M. Johnston and Captain A. L. Conger '94, U. S. A., of the Army service schools, will be published by the University Press...
...editors is to secure the best experts in foreign countries, as well as in the United States, in order to maintain the highest and most authoritative standard possible within the field indicated. The preliminary statement of the new quarterly expresses the hope that "'The Military Historian and Economist' will appeal not merely to army and navy officers anxious to keep abreast with the theory of their profession, but to the plain man of business who realizes that the isolation of this country has gone forever, that the clash of armies is merely the most violent incident of increasingly sharp trade...
...Socialists' Club has made plans for an active season which will be opened on Friday evening by a lecture by the prominent economist and socialist, Dr. Scott Nearing who will speak under the joint auspices of the University Socialist Club and the Graduate Schools Society in Emerson D at 8 o'clock. Dr. Nearing was, up to last June, a member of the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania where he acted as assistant professor of economics. He has written some important books on economics including "Income" and "Social Religion." He has lectured for about five years on subjects pertaining...
...angling for good athletes, (or trying to develop them at the expense of their mental and physical health). The same criticism applies with even greater force to the University. His article will be most approciated by that small body of undergraduates who honestly believe a good chemist or economist more valuable to his college than a good drop-kicker or pitcher...