Surveys of U.S. International Finance, 1949

United States Department of State, Subscription (finance), Commodity, Investor, United States foreign aid, Council of Economic Advisers, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Tax, Government bond, Finance, Economic Cooperation Administration, Buy American Act, Currency Convertibility, Balance of payments, Receipt, Aid, Monetary Reserve, Currency union, The Review of Economics and Statistics, International finance, Marshall Plan, Estate tax in the United States, Foreign Exchange Reserves, Market rate, Financial assistance (share purchase), International Financial Statistics, Foreign direct investment, Export–Import Bank of the United States, Financial News (1884–1945), Futures exchange, Investment, Tax reform, Government budget balance, National Foreign Trade Council, Bank for International Settlements, Tariff, Merchant bank, Monetary policy, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, United States Department of the Treasury, European Payments Union, Counterpart fund, Credit (finance), Economy of the United States, Economics, Exchange rate, Supply (economics), Price Change, United States dollar, Payment, Provision (accounting), Balance of trade, Foreign trade of the United States, Lend-Lease, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, State bank, Economic policy, International Trade Organization, International Monetary Fund, Bilateral Tax Agreement, National Bank Act, Banking in the United States, Creditor, Legislation, Financial position of the United States, Currency, Devaluation, Real versus nominal value (economics), Taxation in the United States, HM Treasury