On the Similarities between the 1932 Harvard Memorandum and the Chicago Antidepression Recommendations
比较了1932年哈佛和芝加哥应对大萧条的建议，发现两者都主张美联储公开市场操作、赤字支出、削减关税和取消债务，其相似性源于共同借鉴古典和新古典货币分析及自由贸易原则。
Both the 1932 Harvard and Chicago recommendations for dealing with the Great Depression include vigorous open market purchases by the Fed; federal government deficit spending, including public works, financed by new money creation; reduction in tariffs; and the cancellation of inter-allied debts. The similarities are no coincidence, since both documents draw mostly from well-known classical and early neoclassical monetary analysis and free trade principles, and partially from Keynes's pre-1936 work. The classical principles are embodied in then-familiar texts by John Stuart Mill, Alfred Marshall, Irving Fisher, and Frank Taussig. Memoranda typically do not spell out their theoretical sources.