'... an achievement that must have extracted an enormous amount of effort from the authors ... this is a very valuable and useful book.' History of Economic Ideas

• 1. Economics and policy in international organizations: introduction; 2. Business cycles: conceptions, causes and implications; 3. The role and conduct of monetary policy in the 1920s and 1930s; 4. Public investment programs in the interwar period: pre-Keynesian, proto-Keynesian and Keynesian perspectives; 5. Trade policy research: Geneva Doctrine and the Scandinavian connection; 6. Social economics at the ILO: scope, content and significance; 7. International finance and exchange rate policy; 8. The full employment movement from the 1940s; 9. Conclusion.

'... an achievement that must have extracted an enormous amount of effort from the authors ... this is a very valuable and useful book.' History of Economic Ideas

• 1. Economics and policy in international organizations: introduction; 2. Business cycles: conceptions, causes and implications; 3. The role and conduct of monetary policy in the 1920s and 1930s; 4. Public investment programs in the interwar period: pre-Keynesian, proto-Keynesian and Keynesian perspectives; 5. Trade policy research: Geneva Doctrine and the Scandinavian connection; 6. Social economics at the ILO: scope, content and significance; 7. International finance and exchange rate policy; 8. The full employment movement from the 1940s; 9. Conclusion.

'... an achievement that must have extracted an enormous amount of effort from the authors ... this is a very valuable and useful book.' History of Economic Ideas

• 1. Economics and policy in international organizations: introduction; 2. Business cycles: conceptions, causes and implications; 3. The role and conduct of monetary policy in the 1920s and 1930s; 4. Public investment programs in the interwar period: pre-Keynesian, proto-Keynesian and Keynesian perspectives; 5. Trade policy research: Geneva Doctrine and the Scandinavian connection; 6. Social economics at the ILO: scope, content and significance; 7. International finance and exchange rate policy; 8. The full employment movement from the 1940s; 9. Conclusion.