I. Quantitative bases of the gold problem, 581. — II. Alternative policies: (1) Automatic adjustment of gold costs and prices, 590; (2) Limitation of gold production, 591; (3) Maintenance of present policies, 592; (4) Reduction in the dollar value of gold, 592. — III. Conclusion: Immediate steps, 601.

Introduction, 37.— Establishment of import quotas in the United States, 39.— Administrative provisions, 44.— Size of quotas, 47.— Effects of import quotas, 51: (1) Quotas which were not filled, 52; (2) Tariff quotas which were filled, 54; (3) Absolute quotas which were filled, 54.— Conclusions, 62.

Journal Article Profits and Prices in Prosperity and Depression: Paton, Epstein, Mills Get access Theodore J. Kreps Theodore J. Kreps Stanford University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 51, Issue 4, August 1937, Pages 681–698, https://doi.org/10.2307/1881685 Published: 01 August 1937