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Leon C. Marshall

Economics

#3162

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Microeconomics

#269

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Macroeconomics

#572

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Masters Economics Stanford University
Bachelors Economics Princeton University

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According to Wikipedia, Leon Carroll Marshall was an American economist, Professor of Political Economy and fourth dean of the Booth School of Business from 1909 to 1924, Professor at the Law School of the Johns Hopkins University, and Professor at the American University. He is known for his works on our economic organization, business administration, curriculum-making in the social studies and the divorce court.

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Leon C. Marshall's Published Works

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Curriculum-Making in the Social Studies. (1937) (15)
The divorce court (1932) (9)
J. Laurence Laughlin : chapters in the career of an economist (1941) (8)
The College of Commerce and Administration of the University of Chicago (1913) (8)
Incentive and Output: A Statement of the Place of the Personnel Manager in Modern Industry (1920) (7)
The collegiate school of business : its status at the close of the first quarter of the twentieth century (5)
The story of human progress (5)
The Collegiate School of Business at Erehwon (1926) (4)
Lessons in community and national life (4)
The Changing Economic Order (1930) (3)
A Balanced Curriculum in Business Education (1917) (3)
Readings in Industrial Society (1919) (3)
Hours and wages provisions in NRA codes (1935) (3)
Unlocking the Treasuries of the Trial Courts (1934) (2)
The story of human progress : an introduction to social studies (2)
The Divorce Court. Volume Two -- Ohio (1934) (2)
The War Labor Program and Its Administration (1918) (2)
Readings in the story of human progress (1926) (2)
The Divorce Court. (Volume One. Maryland) (1932) (2)
The Relation of the Collegiate School of Business to the Secondary-School System (1920) (1)
The Divorce Court, Ohio. (1935) (1)
The emergence of the modern order (1)
The Commodities Clause (1909) (1)
The Teaching of Economics in the United States (1911) (1)
The improvement of divorce statistics in Ohio (1933) (1)
Groups and Their Co-Ordination: Back-Grounds of Administration (1941) (1)
Curriculum-Making in the Social Studies: A Social Process Approach. (1941) (1)
Comparative judicial criminal statistics, six states, 1931 : the courts of general criminal jurisdiction of Ohio, New Jersey, Iowa, Maryland, Rhode Island, and Delaware (1)
A Statistico-Legal Study of the Divorce Problem (1931) (1)
Judicial Criminal Statistics (Abstract) (1934) (1)
Book Review:Races and Immigrants in America John R. Commons (0)
A Combined Secondary and College Curriculum (1922) (0)
Book Review:Ship Subsidies: An Economic Study of the Policy of Subsidizing Merchant Marines Walter T. Dunmore (1908) (0)
Book Review:Confessions of a Railroad Signalman James O. Fagan (0)
Business cases and problems (0)
The co-ordination of specialists through the market (0)
Teacher's manual to The story of human progress (0)
Minor Notices (1897) (0)
Judicial criminal statistics in Maryland, 1931 : courts of general criminal jurisdiction (1932) (0)
Book Review:Looters of the Public Domain S. A. D. Puter, Horace Stevens (1909) (0)
Problems of organized labor (1936) (0)
The American Transportation Problem. John Howe Peyton (1909) (0)
VII. The Beginnings of Judicial Statistics (1930) (0)
Report of the Conference Committee of National Labor-Adjustment Agencies (1919) (0)
Book Review:Index of Economic Material in the Documents of the States of the United States Adelaide R. Hasse (1907) (0)
Production in modern order (0)
Offerings in Economics in 1925-26 (1927) (0)
The Proposal of the Commission Op the Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (1923) (0)
How May We Foster or Facilitate the Development of the Social Sciences? (1927) (0)
Ohio Criminal Statistics, 1931.@@@Comparative Judicial Criminal Statistics: Six States, 1931. (1933) (0)
THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMICS IN THE UNITED STATES (0)
The University Journal of Business (1922) (0)
The judicial house that jack built (1933) (0)
An Introduction to Social Studies (1923) (0)
Sequence in Economics Courses at the University of Chicago (1913) (0)
Outlines of the economic order : developed in a series of problems (0)
Discussion (1909) (0)
Planning For Economic Progress (1930) (0)

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