Knowledge that Transforms

The Journal seeks to cover, in its monthly bibliography, all current literature of economic interest in the following fields: I. Books published in the English, French, German, and Italian languages. II. The government publications of the United States and of Great Britain. III. Periodical references of four or more pages in a selected list of 90 periodicals. IV. Fugitive material. This includes such items as state and municipal publi? cations, foreign government publications (other than those of Great Britain), reports and pamphlets of various organizations, etc. B= Berlin; Bost = Boston; C = Chicago; L = Leipzig; Lond = London; N. Y. =? New York; P = Paris; Phila=? Philadelphia; W=Wien; | = Government publica? tions of Great Britain; J = Government publications of the United States which may be obtained through the Superintendent of Documents; ft = Government publications of the United States which may be obtained through the department mentioned. U. S. Gov't material is 8vo unless otherwise mentioned.