... three-curve A-B-C chart, which rendered business fluctuations as the ebb and flow of speculation (A), business (B), and banking (C). The service was directed by C. J. Bullock, who promoted Harvard's forecasting service around the world by forming collaborative agreements with John Maynard Keynes, Lucien...

... University and leading statistician of the newly founded Harvard Com- mittee on Economic Research, which was established by the Harvard economist Charles Bullock (1869 1941) in 1917 to analyze and improve the scientific quality of economic statistics, with a view to making them more valuable for both...

... of Political Economy 32 ( supplement ): 1 – 24 . Bastable C. F. 1892 . Public Finance . London : Macmillan . Bullock Charles J. Papers . Harvard University . ———. ( 1906 ) 1920 . Selected Readings in Public Finance . Reprint , Boston : Ginn . Camic Charles . 2010...

.... Roosevelt, the Economists, and the Shaping of American Economic Policy, 1933–1945 . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Bullock , Charles 1901 . Trust Literature: A Survey and a Criticism. Quarterly Journal of Economics 15 : 167 -217. Clark , John Bates 1901 . The Control of Trusts...

... ) for a history of the building of economic expertise within the CEA. 8. With a more militant spirit, Ginsburg ( 2012 ) and Baker, Rawlins, and Stein ( 2017 ) evoke the original aim of the act as a source of inspiration for current full employment policies. 9. Paul Bullock was a labor economist from...

...-1929 American economic or stock forecasters: Roger Bab- son, Irving Fisher, John Moody, the Harvard Economic Service of Charles J. Bullock and Warren Persons, and Wesley Mitchell. An earlier version of the chapter on the Harvard Economic Society appeared in this journal in spring 2009...

..., Sascha, 188 Bullock, Charles, 142, 147n2 Beveridge, William, 158 60, 163 forecasting, 150 53, 157, 161, Biddle, Jeff, 18 19, 176, 179, 181 82, 164 65 Harvard Committee on Economic 198, 260 Research, 142, 162 big data. See data revolution London and Cambridge Economic Big Push proposals, 33 Service, 157...

... . Marketing Research and Analysis . New York : Ronald Press Co . Bullock Charles J. 1919 . “Prefatory Statement.” The Review of Economics and Statistics 1 ( 1 ). Central National Corporation . 1928 . “Advertisement.” New York Times , February 21 , sec. Business & Finance...

... . Note on the Budget of 1900 . Economic Journal 10 ( June ): 208 – 10 . Bastable C. F. 1901 . The Budget of 1901 . Economic Journal 11 ( June ): 224 – 25 . Bastable C. F. 1902 . The Budget of 1902 . Economic Journal 12 ( June ): 261 – 63 . Bullock J...

.... 323. Hunt appears to be less impressed by the first (or Bullock) usage, which identifies productive labour with labour producing ‘basic’ commodities, than he is by the second (or Baran) usage, which employs the notion of a standard of socialist rationality; however, Hunt himself admits...

... (Bullock, Persons, and Crum 1927). The authors emphasized the fact that their method was not based on any theory whatsoever; on the contrary, the curves “derived solely from observations of the facts.” They added: “Causal relations have, indeed, received increasing attention...

... of the Harvard group to use certain statistical barom- eters to help predict the future, and Bullock’s group was already selling its services to private companies. To Mises, the idea that the future path of the economy could somehow be predicted using statistical measure- ment was anathema. What statistics...

... of Economics 29 , no. 1 : 149 – 76 . Bullock , Charles C. 1913 . The Elements of Economics . 2nd ed. Boston : Silver, Burdett . Carver , Thomas N. 1894 . “ The Theory of Wages Adjusted to Recent Theories of Value .” Quarterly Journal of Economics 8 , no. 4 : 377 – 402...

..., and Ideology . HOPE, this issue. Boumans Marcel . 1991 . Paul Ehrenfest and Jan Tinbergen: A Case of Limited Physics Transfer . Mimeo . University of Amsterdam. Bullock C. J. , Williams J. H. , and Tucker R. S. 1919 . The Balance of Trade in the United States . Review...

..., there were other data-gathering research outfits that profited from business support. The best-known of these was the Harvard Economic Service organized by Charles J. Bullock and run by Warren Persons-a business cycle research and forecasting concern that attracted favorable international attention...

.... On the economics faculty were F. W. Taussig, C. J. Bullock, and Thomas N. Carver; the new Widener Library was among the nation’s fin- est; and there were a large number of brilliant advanced economics stu- dents. Young excelled as a graduate teacher, and no summary of his life would be complete without...

... Backward. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. Bullock , Charles J. 1901 . Trust Literature: A Survey and a Criticism Quarterly Journal of Economics 15 ( February ): 167 -217. Cairnes , John E. 1874 . Some Leading Principles of Political Economy. London: Macmillan. Chandler , Alfred D...

... tions of “Academic Freedom,” Bacon, Francis, 242–43 58–60 Bailey, Martin, 273 Bulletin of the American Mathemati- Balisciano, Márcia L. cal Society, 247, 250 New Deal, planning, 23 Bullock, Charles planning approach of, 5, 46...

... of natural monopolies and relied heavily on tariff and patent reforms for eliminating abuses of monopoly power. At this point, Ely was skeptical-or better, critical- of the antitrust law.23 Unlike most of his contemporaries, Charles J. Bullock was unimpressed that large size was necessary...

... against the first principles of justice, namely the right of the people to exist, and which would slaughter them with as little concern as so many sheep or bullocks, for the sake of a little additional net profit, is a bad political economy.” The passage, with its tone of moral indignation...