Benjamin J Klebaner
Biographic Data
| ID | 703348 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Benjamin J Klebaner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Benjamin J |
| FAMILY NAME | Klebaner |
| SIGNATURE | KLEBANER B J |
| AFFILIATIONS | City College of New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
State-Chartered American Commercial Banks, 1781–1801
As is generally known, the 1790s was the first decade in which the American banking system expanded. Professor Klebaner has taken the trouble to ascertain the fate of the state-chartered banks founded in that decade. He has put his material into lists that we are glad to publish as a unique source of banking history
Poverty and Its Relief in American Thought, 1815-61
Potential Competition and the American Antitrust Legislation of 1914
The concepts of actual and potential competition as natural checks on trusts are examined through the literature which accompanied the framing and passage of the Chyton and Federal Trade Commission acts. The contributions of professional economists to these discussions are especially significant in the evolution of the public policies ultimately adopted
Bank Mergers, Business Loans, and the Structure of Banking Markets
The Myth of Foreign Pauper Dumping in the United States
Poor Relief and Public Works During the Depression of 1857
State and Local Immigration Regulation in the United States before 1882
The absence of significant federal regulation in the area of immigration legislation until 1882 no more denotes a laissez-faire approach in this area than in many other aspects of American economic life. For many generations Congress had left the task of regulating the immigrant stream to the states and localities. The first general federal law (1882) is best understood in the context of antecedent activity on the local level. Eventually most of …
State and Local Immigration Regulation in the United States before 1882
The absence of significant federal regulation in the area of immigration legislation until 1882 no more denotes a laissez-faire approach in this area than in many other aspects of American economic life. For many generations Congress had left the task of regulating the immigrant stream to the states and localities. The first general federal law (1882) is best understood in the context of antecedent activity on the local level. Eventually most of …
The Myth of Foreign Pauper Dumping in the United States
State-Chartered American Commercial Banks, 1781–1801
As is generally known, the 1790s was the first decade in which the American banking system expanded. Professor Klebaner has taken the trouble to ascertain the fate of the state-chartered banks founded in that decade. He has put his material into lists that we are glad to publish as a unique source of banking history
Poverty and Its Relief in American Thought, 1815-61
Potential Competition and the American Antitrust Legislation of 1914
The concepts of actual and potential competition as natural checks on trusts are examined through the literature which accompanied the framing and passage of the Chyton and Federal Trade Commission acts. The contributions of professional economists to these discussions are especially significant in the evolution of the public policies ultimately adopted
State and Local Immigration Regulation in the United States before 1882
The absence of significant federal regulation in the area of immigration legislation until 1882 no more denotes a laissez-faire approach in this area than in many other aspects of American economic life. For many generations Congress had left the task of regulating the immigrant stream to the states and localities. The first general federal law (1882) is best understood in the context of antecedent activity on the local level. Eventually most of …
Poor Relief and Public Works During the Depression of 1857
The Myth of Foreign Pauper Dumping in the United States
Bank Mergers, Business Loans, and the Structure of Banking Markets
Poverty and Its Relief in American Thought, 1815-61
Potential Competition and the American Antitrust Legislation of 1914
The concepts of actual and potential competition as natural checks on trusts are examined through the literature which accompanied the framing and passage of the Chyton and Federal Trade Commission acts. The contributions of professional economists to these discussions are especially significant in the evolution of the public policies ultimately adopted
State-Chartered American Commercial Banks, 1781–1801
As is generally known, the 1790s was the first decade in which the American banking system expanded. Professor Klebaner has taken the trouble to ascertain the fate of the state-chartered banks founded in that decade. He has put his material into lists that we are glad to publish as a unique source of banking history
Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · State (computer science (3 works) · Banking stability, regulation, efficiency (2 works) · Financial system (2 works)