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Harvard. Money, Banking, Crises. Description, enrollment, final exams. Day, 1912-1913
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Harvard. Money, Banking, Crises. Description, enrollment, final exams. Day, 1912-1913
The origin of monetary macroeconomics at Harvard can be traced to the second decade of the twentieth century when money and banking became merged with the topic of commercial crises as taught by Edmund Ezra Day. This post offers rich biographical detail about the two teaching assistants for the course as an added bonus to the course description, enrollment and semester examinations. ________________________ Banking, Foreign Exchange and Crises p…
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