Janus: The Papers of Richard Ferdinand Kahn

King's/PP/RFK/4 contains:
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13	Lecturer: Lecture notes on the short period
14	Lecturer: 'Short period lectures'
15	Lecturer: Short period lectures
17	Lecturer: 'Quantity theory'
18	Lecturer: 'Need the depression last forever ?'
19	Lecturer: notes for 'History lecture'
21	Lecturer: lecture on war time service
22	Lecturer: 'The international monetary system'
23	Lecturer: untitled paper on the balance of money wages and money costs of production
24	Lecturer: notes for lectures
25	Lecturer: 'The link between the creation of special drawing rights and aid to developing countries'
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The Papers of Richard Ferdinand Kahn

Title	Lecturer: notes for 'History lecture'
Reference	RFK/4/19
Covering Dates	1930–1936 (Date has been supplied from internal evidence.)
Extent and Medium	9 items in envelope; paper

Content and context

The file, marked 'History lecture', contains manuscript notes by RFK and J. V. Robinson, chiefly on the theory of value and the short period, including in JVR's hand, a plan of a lecture series headed 'Main topics of economic theory'. 1 sheet of RFK's notes is dated in his hand, 1930-1; RFK's lecture notes include references to JVR's 'Economics of Imperfect Competition', published in 1933; JVR's notes may relate to either of 2 lecture series given by her: 'Applications of monetary theory', first given Michaelmas Term 1935 or 'Some problems of economic theory', first given Easter Term 1936.

Paper, 9 items in envelope. Folder marked .

KCC/PP/RFK/4/20

Assorted papers [assembled in the preparation of a Cambridge University lecture series, 'Present day problems', first given Michaelmas and Lent Terms 1938]. 1936-9. Includes newcuttings on economic conditions in Europe and the USA; reports from banks, brokers and the Federal Reserve System; AMS notes on R.F. Harrod Meeting a trade recession: case for monetary reflation reprinted from Times as a pamphlet, 11 Aug. 1938. (RFK as Lecturer)

Paper, 3 folders in envelopes.

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