William Letwin is professor emeritus at the London School of Economics. He has published many articles and reviews in learned and popular journals. He took his undergraduate work at the University of Chicago and did graduate work there and at the London School of Economics. After receiving the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the Committee on Social Thought of the University of Chicago, he stayed on at the university as Research Associate in the Law School and Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Economics.

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• INTRODUCTION, PART I: 1789-1862, A. TARIFFS, B. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, C. CORPORATION LAW, D. CENTRAL BANKING, PART II: 1862-1912, E. REGULATION OF RAILROADS, F. ANTITRUST POLICY, G. MONETARY POLICY, H. CONSERVATION, I. INCOME TAXATION, PART III: 1912-1935, J. IMMIGRATION POLICY, K. AGRICULTUR.Ai. PRICE SUPPORTS, L. THE NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION, M. REGULATION OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET

William Letwin is professor emeritus at the London School of Economics. He has published many articles and reviews in learned and popular journals. He took his undergraduate work at the University of Chicago and did graduate work there and at the London School of Economics. After receiving the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the Committee on Social Thought of the University of Chicago, he stayed on at the university as Research Associate in the Law School and Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Economics.

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• INTRODUCTION, PART I: 1789-1862, A. TARIFFS, B. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, C. CORPORATION LAW, D. CENTRAL BANKING, PART II: 1862-1912, E. REGULATION OF RAILROADS, F. ANTITRUST POLICY, G. MONETARY POLICY, H. CONSERVATION, I. INCOME TAXATION, PART III: 1912-1935, J. IMMIGRATION POLICY, K. AGRICULTUR.Ai. PRICE SUPPORTS, L. THE NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION, M. REGULATION OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET

William Letwin is professor emeritus at the London School of Economics. He has published many articles and reviews in learned and popular journals. He took his undergraduate work at the University of Chicago and did graduate work there and at the London School of Economics. After receiving the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the Committee on Social Thought of the University of Chicago, he stayed on at the university as Research Associate in the Law School and Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Economics.

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• INTRODUCTION, PART I: 1789-1862, A. TARIFFS, B. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, C. CORPORATION LAW, D. CENTRAL BANKING, PART II: 1862-1912, E. REGULATION OF RAILROADS, F. ANTITRUST POLICY, G. MONETARY POLICY, H. CONSERVATION, I. INCOME TAXATION, PART III: 1912-1935, J. IMMIGRATION POLICY, K. AGRICULTUR.Ai. PRICE SUPPORTS, L. THE NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION, M. REGULATION OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET