Karl de Schweinitz

Growth and Stability of the Postwar Economy

This study analyzes the cyclical experience of the United States economy between 1946 and 1958, in an attempt to appraise the importance of the major forces which shaped that experience and to account for its principal features. The period is broadly interpreted in the light of the previous history of growth and fluctuation in the economy.

COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS MENDELSOHN, RONALD. Social Security in the British Commonwealth: Great Brit ain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. Pp. xv, 391. New York: John de Graff, 1954.

Faith, the American Preface was written by Alexander Miller, lecturer in religion at Stanford University in California, and John Oliver Nelson, professor of Christian Vocation, Yale University Divinity School, added some queries for Americans. In the original book, the various types of living in community from earliest to modern times were presented. Professor Nelson’s discussion is skeptical in regard to the need for these in contemporary American life. The economic witness is less important here than in a country with &dquo;less to go around.&dquo; The status of American women is more favor-