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di studi organizzato dalla Fondazione Luigi Einaudi (Torino, aprile 1972). 1974,254 pp. Esaurito 17. Mauro Ambrosoli, Jo/ih Symonds. Agricoltura e politica in Corsica e Italia (1765-1770). 1974,168 pp. *[4611 X] 18. Giovanni Assereto, La Repubblica ligure. Lotte politiche e problemi finanziari (1797-1799). 1975, 286 pp. *[4605 5] 19. Commemorazione di Luigi Einaudi nel centenario della nascita (1874-1974
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Fondazione Luigi Einaudi Studi 36 «FROM OURITALIAN CORRESPONDENT» LUIGI EINAUDI'S ARTICLES IN THE ECONOMIST, 1908-1946 Edited by Roberto Marchionatti II 1925-1946 Leo S. Olschki editore Firenze 2000
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of President Luigi Einaudi" by Walter T. Layton, Febraury 20, 1962 ..................................................» 820 subject index ............................................................................» 825 Name Index ..............................................................................» 829 The fondazione Luigi Einaudi ..................................................» 833 — XIV —
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Fondazione Luigi Einaudi Studi 36 «FROM OUR ITALIAN CORRESPONDENT» LUIGI EINAUDI'S ARTICLES IN THE ECONOMIST, 1908-1946 Edited by Roberto Marchionatti II 1925-1946 Leo S. Olschki editore Firenze 2000
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FONDAZIONE LUIGI EINAUDI TORINO Bibliografia degli scritti di Luigi Einaudi (dal 1893 al 1970) A cura di Luigi Firpo. Pubblicazione promossa dalla Banca d'Italia. 1971, cm. 18 X 25,5,912 pp. con 123 figg. n.t. e 9 taw. f.t. di cui 1 a colori. Rilegato. *[4636 5] Catalogo della Biblioteca di Luigi Einaudi. Opere economiche e politiche dei secoli XVI-XIX A cura di Dora Franceschi Spinazzola
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THE FONDAZIONE LUIGI EINAUDI Focus on Europe and the Americas Building on relationships with the Colegio de México and with Cornell University in the United States, the Foundation in 1997 began to expand its international activities. Conferences and researches have dealt with the effects of property on agricultural productivity in Europe and Latin America, regional integration, comparative
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THE FONDAZIONE LUIGI EINAUDI Located in the historic Palazzo d'Azeglio in Turin, Italy, the Foundation was created in 1964 with the donation of the unique library of Luigi Einaudi, the economist and statesman who served from 1948 to 1955 as the first President of Italy. Recognized by presidential decree in 1966 as a non-profit educational institution, the Foundation's board includes
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Appendix A LETTERS 1. Francis W. Hirst to Luigi Einaudi (London, March 25, 1908) March 25-1908 Dear Sir, I was much interested in your letter to the Economist which agreed with that of another eminent Italian from Bricherasio [Edoardo Giretti]. I hope that before long, Italy will produce a Richard Cobden & a Sir Robert Peel. I am hoping to pass through Turin next May, &, if so, I should
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LETTERS 9. Geoffrey Crowther to Luigi Einaudi (London, January 15, 1945) 15* January, 1945 Professor L. Einaudi, Bank of Italy, Rome, Italy. Dear Professor Einaudi, We read with great pride and pleasure the news of your appointment to the governship of the Bank of Italy. This brief line is just to send the congratulations of your associates on the Economist and to say that the re-gret that we
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", June 15, 1940 ........................................» 780 294. "Italy's Finances", March 3, 1945 ........................................» 782 295. "The Franco-Italian Frontier", August 17, 1946 ....................» 784 UNPUBLISHED ARTICLES BY LUIGI EINAUDI FOR THE ECONOMIST 1. "Italy. Strikes in industry and agriculture. A statistical series after 1880. The after war
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IN PRAISE OF LUIGI EINAUDI authoritarian officiai, the tendency to regard every business or officiai position as a potential monopoly. But, alas, Signor Einaudi's voice has too often sounded in the wilderness. Nevertheless, his influence in detail on public affairs has been far from negligible. Every draft Bill submitted to him is carefully studied and minuted and in this task, as in others
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Appendix B IN PRAISE OF LUIGI EINAUDI 1. A GREAT ITALIAN LIBERAL From our Rome Correspondent* This week Luigi Einaudi began his seventh year as the first President of Italy, which is the last of his present term of office. Outside the country he is perhaps better known as an eminent economist than as President of the Republic. This is due in part to his own determination to shun the limelight
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FROM 1936 TO THE SECOND POST-WAR, 1936-1946 Italy, could be made a free zone. But to carry out the proposed unjust awards is truly the best method of reviving fascism and nationalism which, in my opinion, were dead in Italy as from July 25, 1943. It also harms wider European interests by throwing an appiè of discord between the two sister Latin countries. Luigi Einaudi (Governor of the Bank
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LETTERS currency, labour etc. The letters should not exceed about 800 words in length. I hope that you may find it convenient to make the valuable contributions we have had from you in the past a more regular feature in the future, and remain, with very kind regards, xr . , Yours sincerely Hartley Withers Editor 6. Norman Crump to Luigi Einaudi (London, December 11, 1928) London, December
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APPENDIX B 8. Donald Iyerman to Luigi Einaudi (London, May 16, 1940) May 16, 1940 Professor Einaudi, Via Lamarmora 60, Turin 10. Italy. Dear Professor Einaudi, Since the present severe rationing of paper makes it imperative for The Economist to cut down its space as much as possible, I am writing to ask you to reduce the length of the regular Overseas Letters you send us. It would be most
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etc. & also how far the expenditure is production. Perhaps two articles 1. Expenditure growth of (a) production (b) unproduction. 2. Taxation would be best. 3. Luigi Einaudi to Luigi Albertini (Turin, January 21, 1912) Torino, 21-1-1912 Caro Albertini, mi permetta che io le dica, cominciando questa lettera relativa al nostro colloquio di oggi per telefono, che Ella non è stato felice
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UNPUBLISHED ARTICLES BY LUIGI EINAUDI FOR THE ECONOMIST 1939 1936 Public Institutes and Bodies Saving Banks ....................... 3.615,9 5.771,0 15.982,1 17.021,2 Agricultural Credit Institutes Co-operative Credit Societies Banks, joint stocks ................ 92,4 53,0 6.744,2 4.532,1 10.867,9 9.702,8 1.090,6 554,9 , private The trend of changes in the depositors' preferences is clearly
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cridcism of its policy. Such a pro-ceeding would have a most unfortunate effect upon public opinion in Western Europe, as an attack on the freedom of the press. You are quite at liberty to make any use of this letter that you please. I am, Yours faithfully, F. W. Hirst (editor the Economist) Professor Luigi Einaudi 5. Hartley Withers to Luigi Einaudi (London, Aprii 14, 1920) 14th Aprii, 1920 Prof
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APPENDIX B 3. IN COMMEMORATION OF PRESIDENT LUIGI EINAUDI by Walter T. Layton When Professor Donini* invited me to speak at a meeting at the Italian Institute in commemoration of former President Einaudi, I was greatly hon-oured and realised at once that this was an invitation that I must accept. Though he was ten years my senior we had been fellow craftsmen for a very long time and I had been
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. Commercial His tory & Review of 1925. Its attribution to Luigi Einaudi is certain from the correspondence between Einaudi and the editorial staff of The Economist (letter from Léonard J. Reid to Luigi Einaudi, November 13, 1925, in the Einaudi Archives). Exports Excess of Imports Over Exports 2,212 1,207 11,744 15,048 8,275 8,992 9,302 6,463 11,059 6,139 14,318 5,070 16,490 7,224 — 369 —

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