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1. Income of Dentists, 1929-48
William Weinfeld
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 1  (January 1950) posted to Digital Library March 2008
2. American Expenditures for Foreign Travel in 1949
Frances P. Sasscer
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 3  (March 1950) posted to Digital Library March 2008
3. Capital Requirements of New Manufacturing Firms
Lawrence Bridge, Lois E. Holmes
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 4  (April 1950) posted to Digital Library March 2008
4. Capital Investment Programs and Sales Expectations in 1950
Lawrence Bridge, Bernard Beckler
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 4  (April 1950) posted to Digital Library March 2008
5. Foreign Transactions of the U.S. Government in 1949
Z.V. Warner
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 4  (April 1950) posted to Digital Library March 2008
6. The Size Distribution of the Postwar Business Population
Murray F. Foss, Better C. Churchill
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 5  (May 1950) posted to Digital Library March 2008
7. The Postwar Furniture Market and the Factors Determining Demand
Walter Jacobs, Clement Winston
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 5  (May 1950) posted to Digital Library March 2008
8. Sales and Investment Trends of New Manufacturing Firms
Lawrence Bridge, Lois E. Holmes
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 6  (June 1950) posted to Digital Library March 2008
9. The Demand for Consumers' Durable Goods
L. Jay Atkinson
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 6  (June 1950) posted to Digital Library November 2007
This article focuses on consumers' demand for durable goods in the period 1945-49 following World War II. In particular, the rebounding demand for automobiles, as new registrations and age of the automotive fleet are taken into consideration. Demand for refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, and electric ranges are also examined.
10. Balance of International Payments in 1950
Walter Lederer
Survey of Current Business: Vol. 30, No. 6  (June 1950) posted to Digital Library November 2007
This article discusses the declining export surplus of the United States as it is related to the import and export growth of other countries. International methods for sustaining import growth via increasing reserve sources are examined. Factors such as the rise in the price of coffee that suggest temporary import growth are also discussed.
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