A.I.E.R. After 70 Years - Our History and Plans for the Future : Economic Education Bulletin - Volume XLIII Number 4 April 2003

Business & Money

American Institute For Economic Research

Economics

American Institute for Economic Research

Money: Its Origins, Development and Prospects

Wood, John H.

The estate plan book 2000 (Economic education bulletin) [Jan 01, 2000] Moore, William S ...

The estate plan book 2000 (Economic education bulletin)

Moore, William S.

Do central banks help alleviate or actually contribute to causing the business cycle? In this prescient 1932 book, E.C. Harwood used sound theory and statistical analysis to examine the true cause of the business cycle, warn about the effects of central banking, and recommend a return to a sound-money, free-market policy. American Institute for Economic Research is pleased to make this classic work, still extremely relevant to the debate over monetary policy, available to a new generation of readers. Praise for the original 1932 edition: “Have enjoyed reading your Cause and Control of the Business Cycle. I only wish we could see its control as plainly as you portray its cause.” — A member of the faculty, the Army Industrial College “All who desire a readable discussion of the business cycle will find Mr. Harwood’s book interesting and stimulating.” — Barron’s National Financial Weekly “… want to sincerely congratulate you on the depth of thought displayed in the presentation of the vital factors that affect, assist and retard the business cycle.” — John B. Hughes, Financial Editor of the Boston Post

Cause and Control of the Business Cycle

Harwood, E.C.

AIER Chart Book, The : Economic Education Bulletin - Volume XLIV Number 2 February 2004

AIER Resarch Staff

What You Need to Know About Mutual Funds (Economic Education Bulletin)

Kenneth M. Lefkowitz

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What Your Car Really Costs: Economic Education Bulletin Vol XLI No 9

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Today, estate planning is not just for the wealthy. Over the next decade millions of estates will file tax returns and billions of dollars will go to Federal and state governments. Put simply: the wealth in an estate goes to those with the legal -- not always the moral -- right to it.  Legislation has made important changes concerning transfer taxes and other matters related to estate planning. The legislation does not, as many people believe, provide for the elimination of the estate tax. In short, millions still have wealth sufficient to create a taxable estate.  However, you do not need to sit back and wait for the politicians to get it right. Virtually anyone who invests sufficient time, energy, and resources in estate planning strategies can greatly reduce the tax or escape it altogether. The terms of your will and trusts, the selection of executors and/or trustees, and the value of gifts you make over your lifetime can greatly conserve your estate and ensure your wealth passes as you might wish.  Our popular volume, The Estate Plan Book, will help you plan the distribution of your estate as you might wish. Written by William S. Moore. Esq., specialist in estate planning, this up-to-date, easy-to-read, and to-the-point volume tells you how to make a proper will and other arrangements to provide for your loved ones. The book also contains examples of hypothetical estate plans for persons in differing circumstances. Plan now and save your time and money when you order The Estate Plan Book today.

The Estate Plan Book: With Estate Planning After The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act Of 2001 (Economic Education Bulletin, Vol 34, No 3 March 1994)

William S. Moore

Tax Law

What You Need to Know About Social Security

Politics & Social Sciences

John Attarian

Politics & Government

Prospects for a Resumption of the Gold Standard (Proceedings of the E.C. Harwood Memorial Conference} (Economic Education Bulletin, Vol. XLIV No. 9)

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