Word: hadley
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Best general references: Quar. Jour. of Econ. Jan. '88 p. 184-185; Jan. '89 p. 177 et. seq.; Jan. '90, p. 158-171: Pol. Sci. Quart. Sep. '87, p. 374 et. seq.: Hadley, Ry. Transportation pp. 74-76, 91-97, 143-145; Interstate Commerce Commission Reports I: 307-312; II: 434 et. seq.; III: 394 et. seq.; IV: 351-358: Senate Reports 1st sess. 49th Cong. 1885-86, III part...
...University of Michigan, Dr. Felix Adler of New York, and Prof. C. H. Toy of Harvard University, and everything seems to point to a most successful session. Some of the most distinguished lecturers in the United States will be present, among whom are the following: Professor Arthur T. Hadley, Yale '76, who will deliver three lectures, July 24, 25 and 26, on "Misunderstandings About Economic Terms"; Professor George T. Ladd of Yale, who will deliver five lectures, from July 29 to August 2 inclusive, on "Religion in the Light of Modern Psychological Science and Philosophical Speculation"; Arthur B. Marsh...
...functions of a Railroad are to give, - (a) Satisfactory transportation to the public, i.e. - (1) Cheap rates. - (2) Efficient service. - (3) No discrimination. - (b) Fair return on capital invested: J. D. Potts in Railway Review June 4, 1892; Hadley in Scribner's Magazine...
...Government management under the most favorable circumstances does not bring about these results. - e.g., Germany; France; Belgium; Italy: Forum XI, p. 79-90; Kirkwood 235, 236, 249, 250, 239-241, 284, 225, 322, 263, 224, 226; Hadley...
...analogy can be drawn from successful government management of Post Office and Telegraph. - (a) Routine management. - (b) Small fixed capital: Hadley, pp. 254, 255; Jevons Methods of Social Reform...