Frederick A Cleveland
Biographic Data
| ID | 3822786 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick A Cleveland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick A |
| FAMILY NAME | Cleveland |
| SIGNATURE | CLEVELAND F A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pennsylvania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1898 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1921 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Good-Will and Economic-Blockade: The Need for a Procedure of Budgetary Control To Make Strong Leadership Consistent With Prevailing Ideals of Justice— an Essential To Efficiency
Budget Making in a Democracy: A New View of Budget Making, by Edward A. Fitzpatrick
Journal Article Budget Making in a Democracy: A New View of Budget Making, by Edward A. Fitzpatrick Get access Budget Making in a Democracy: A New View of Budget Making. By Edward A. Fitzpatrick. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1918.—x, 317 pp. Frederick A. Cleveland Frederick A. Cleveland Norwood, Massachusetts Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 34, Issue 3, September 191…
Popular Control of Government
Evolution of the Budget Idea in the United States
Railroad Finance
The Need for Coordinating Municipal, State and National Activities
The customary attitude of the citizen toward the government is one of complaint. Toward the officer, the average citizen as sumes an air of superior wisdom. He is sure that he himself would be able to direct any public office in a very effective manner. While formally deferential, a reported shortcoming or complaint causes the citizen to question the officer's motives, his judgment, his ability
Railroad Promotion and Capitalization in the United States
Railroad Promotion and Capitalization in the United States
Neglected Aspects of Currency and Banking
Bonds in Their Relation to Corporation Finance
Classification and Description of Bonds
A comprehensive basis for the classification of bonds is not to be found in the bond lists nor in current market reports.The names and classes thus arranged are for purposes of convenient reference and usually follow the practice of the local exchange.Generally speaking, bonds receive their titles from one or more of the fol- lowing characteristics: (i) The character of the corporation using them; (2) the purpose of issue;(3) the nature of securi…
Municipal Ownership as a Form of Govern Mental Control
The Financial Reports of National Banks as a Means of Public Control
Municipal Accounts
Our Present Financial Outlook
In December, 1890, the Baring's failure announced to the world that the credit institutions of Europe had called a halt.A period of promotion and speculation.innew industrials, in railways, in the securities of South America, Australia and South Africa, was suddenly ended.The movement preceding the failure had been one of expansion-a struggle for increasing gains; the movement fol- lowing was marked by credit retraction and trade depression-by ef…
Is the United States Treasury Responsible for the Present Monetary Disturbance
Mr. Carnegie as Economist and Social Reformer
tative-i.e., proportional, and a referendum of all-important local measures to the localities themselves.As to the latter, in Rhode Island, where over 85 per cent of the people live in cities and towns of over 8,000, and where four-fifths of their number are within a radius of fifteen miles of the state-house in Providence, the state regulation of many things formerly deemed the exclusive province of the town or city, is bound to come.Were the le…
The South African Conflict—Its Legal and Political Aspect
The Final Report of the Monetary Commission
Township and Borough . Frederic William Maitland
Law and Politics in the Middle Ages . Edward Jenks
Evolution of the Budget Idea in the United States
Popular Control of Government
The Need for Coordinating Municipal, State and National Activities
The customary attitude of the citizen toward the government is one of complaint. Toward the officer, the average citizen as sumes an air of superior wisdom. He is sure that he himself would be able to direct any public office in a very effective manner. While formally deferential, a reported shortcoming or complaint causes the citizen to question the officer's motives, his judgment, his ability
Railroad Promotion and Capitalization in the United States
Classification and Description of Bonds
A comprehensive basis for the classification of bonds is not to be found in the bond lists nor in current market reports.The names and classes thus arranged are for purposes of convenient reference and usually follow the practice of the local exchange.Generally speaking, bonds receive their titles from one or more of the fol- lowing characteristics: (i) The character of the corporation using them; (2) the purpose of issue;(3) the nature of securi…
Municipal Accounts
Mr. Carnegie as Economist and Social Reformer
tative-i.e., proportional, and a referendum of all-important local measures to the localities themselves.As to the latter, in Rhode Island, where over 85 per cent of the people live in cities and towns of over 8,000, and where four-fifths of their number are within a radius of fifteen miles of the state-house in Providence, the state regulation of many things formerly deemed the exclusive province of the town or city, is bound to come.Were the le…
Township and Borough . Frederic William Maitland
Township and Borough . Frederic William Maitland
Law and Politics in the Middle Ages . Edward Jenks
The Final Report of the Monetary Commission
The South African Conflict—Its Legal and Political Aspect
Mr. Carnegie as Economist and Social Reformer
tative-i.e., proportional, and a referendum of all-important local measures to the localities themselves.As to the latter, in Rhode Island, where over 85 per cent of the people live in cities and towns of over 8,000, and where four-fifths of their number are within a radius of fifteen miles of the state-house in Providence, the state regulation of many things formerly deemed the exclusive province of the town or city, is bound to come.Were the le…
Is the United States Treasury Responsible for the Present Monetary Disturbance
Our Present Financial Outlook
In December, 1890, the Baring's failure announced to the world that the credit institutions of Europe had called a halt.A period of promotion and speculation.innew industrials, in railways, in the securities of South America, Australia and South Africa, was suddenly ended.The movement preceding the failure had been one of expansion-a struggle for increasing gains; the movement fol- lowing was marked by credit retraction and trade depression-by ef…
The Financial Reports of National Banks as a Means of Public Control
Municipal Accounts
Municipal Ownership as a Form of Govern Mental Control
Bonds in Their Relation to Corporation Finance
Classification and Description of Bonds
A comprehensive basis for the classification of bonds is not to be found in the bond lists nor in current market reports.The names and classes thus arranged are for purposes of convenient reference and usually follow the practice of the local exchange.Generally speaking, bonds receive their titles from one or more of the fol- lowing characteristics: (i) The character of the corporation using them; (2) the purpose of issue;(3) the nature of securi…
Neglected Aspects of Currency and Banking
Railroad Promotion and Capitalization in the United States
Railroad Promotion and Capitalization in the United States
The Need for Coordinating Municipal, State and National Activities
The customary attitude of the citizen toward the government is one of complaint. Toward the officer, the average citizen as sumes an air of superior wisdom. He is sure that he himself would be able to direct any public office in a very effective manner. While formally deferential, a reported shortcoming or complaint causes the citizen to question the officer's motives, his judgment, his ability
Railroad Finance
Evolution of the Budget Idea in the United States
Budget Making in a Democracy: A New View of Budget Making, by Edward A. Fitzpatrick
Journal Article Budget Making in a Democracy: A New View of Budget Making, by Edward A. Fitzpatrick Get access Budget Making in a Democracy: A New View of Budget Making. By Edward A. Fitzpatrick. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1918.—x, 317 pp. Frederick A. Cleveland Frederick A. Cleveland Norwood, Massachusetts Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 34, Issue 3, September 191…
Popular Control of Government
Good-Will and Economic-Blockade: The Need for a Procedure of Budgetary Control To Make Strong Leadership Consistent With Prevailing Ideals of Justice— an Essential To Efficiency
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