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Letter to A.F. Burns

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Burns, A.F.

Language

English

City

New York, NY

Date

1952

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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_017B031

5502

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Specifiek Magazijn

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http://dx.doi.org/10.15133/ul/tinbergen_sent/5502

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CDM5502_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_017B031.pdf

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Jan Tinbergen

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Revised transcript

en PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN THE HAGUE, 25 June 1952
Sijzenlaan 41
381
Professor ARTHUR F. BURNS, Director of Research, National Bureau of Economic Research, 1819 Broadway, New York 23, N.Y.
Dear Dr Burns,
Thank you very much for the annual report of the National Bureau and your interesting speech on the Instability of Consumer Spending, which I read with the greatest interest. In fact, we are all following as closely as possible the development of American consumption, since that more or less seems to be the key to the present economic situation of the world. I also understand that Mrs Mack's study is ready now and appears to have led to very interesting results.
Yours very sincerely,

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PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN

i%'

THE HAGUE, 25 June 1952
Sijzenlaan ^1

Professor ARTHUR F. BURNS,
Director of Research,
National Bureau of Economie
Research,
1819 Broadway,
New York 23, N.Y.

Dear Dr Burns,
Thank you very much for the annual
report of the National Bureau and your interesting
speech on the Instability of Consumer Spending, which
I read with the greatest Interest. In fact, we are
all following as closely as possible the development
of American consumption,since that more or less seems
to be the key to the present economic situation of the
world. I also understand that Mrs Mack's study is
ready now and appears to have led to very interesting
results.
Yours very sincerely,

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jffa l o lo&OQiïü

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.3d-Ii)391
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PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN

i%'

THE HAGUE, 25 June 1952
Sijzenlaan ^1

Professor ARTHUR F. BURNS,
Director of Research,
National Bureau of Economie
Research,
1819 Broadway,
New York 23, N.Y.

Dear Dr Burns,
Thank you very much for the annual
report of the National Bureau and your interesting
speech on the Instability of Consumer Spending, which
I read with the greatest Interest. In fact, we are
all following as closely as possible the development
of American consumption,since that more or less seems
to be the key to the present economic situation of the
world. I also understand that Mrs Mack's study is
ready now and appears to have led to very interesting
results.
Yours very sincerely,

(2ÏÏSITS ,'K HUIITflA l o a e e l o i q
jffa l o lo&OQiïü

giii.
..fll •ïsfoy fenB UBöijja: Isno±;tj8H &Tii l o d-iogei
rloirfw (SftlMeqS ^i
ïo xi:
-iü ao
a
,-.v^. ^.r ^jfoBi n^ ,,....,^ .„.ctni d-i,..--.^--..i - - ' ridlw .......-.- I
•r&b Slid" sIcflaBoq 2B TJ-^ÖSOIO as s n l w o l l o l 11B
ameea a a s l 10 snoffl d-fixid" aonla^^
^00 neolisfflA l o
• •' "to nolct-Bü^tla oJtcionooe j-nsae
^j -^ejl 9ri;J ed o*
al >if)ij;ta S'SÏOBM aiï.ï .iBrf^t f:..
bxiiJ o a l e I . b l i o w
sn±d-89i©d-al ipN^ od- bsl evBii od eitóeqqB fcae won x^^^'^
.3d-Ii)391
.Y-E9i9on±a ^ ï 9 v BijüoY



PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN

i%'

THE HAGUE, 25 June 1952
Sijzenlaan ^1

Professor ARTHUR F. BURNS,
Director of Research,
National Bureau of Economie
Research,
1819 Broadway,
New York 23, N.Y.

Dear Dr Burns,
Thank you very much for the annual
report of the National Bureau and your interesting
speech on the Instability of Consumer Spending, which
I read with the greatest Interest. In fact, we are
all following as closely as possible the development
of American consumption,since that more or less seems
to be the key to the present economic situation of the
world. I also understand that Mrs Mack's study is
ready now and appears to have led to very interesting
results.
Yours very sincerely,

(2ÏÏSITS ,'K HUIITflA l o a e e l o i q
jffa l o lo&OQiïü

giii.
..fll •ïsfoy fenB UBöijja: Isno±;tj8H &Tii l o d-iogei
rloirfw (SftlMeqS ^i
ïo xi:
-iü ao
a
,-.v^. ^.r ^jfoBi n^ ,,....,^ .„.ctni d-i,..--.^--..i - - ' ridlw .......-.- I
•r&b Slid" sIcflaBoq 2B TJ-^ÖSOIO as s n l w o l l o l 11B
ameea a a s l 10 snoffl d-fixid" aonla^^
^00 neolisfflA l o
• •' "to nolct-Bü^tla oJtcionooe j-nsae
^j -^ejl 9ri;J ed o*
al >if)ij;ta S'SÏOBM aiï.ï .iBrf^t f:..
bxiiJ o a l e I . b l i o w
sn±d-89i©d-al ipN^ od- bsl evBii od eitóeqqB fcae won x^^^'^
.3d-Ii)391
.Y-E9i9on±a ^ ï 9 v BijüoY



PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN

i%'

THE HAGUE, 25 June 1952
Sijzenlaan ^1

Professor ARTHUR F. BURNS,
Director of Research,
National Bureau of Economie
Research,
1819 Broadway,
New York 23, N.Y.

Dear Dr Burns,
Thank you very much for the annual
report of the National Bureau and your interesting
speech on the Instability of Consumer Spending, which
I read with the greatest Interest. In fact, we are
all following as closely as possible the development
of American consumption,since that more or less seems
to be the key to the present economic situation of the
world. I also understand that Mrs Mack's study is
ready now and appears to have led to very interesting
results.
Yours very sincerely,

(2ÏÏSITS ,'K HUIITflA l o a e e l o i q
jffa l o lo&OQiïü

giii.
..fll •ïsfoy fenB UBöijja: Isno±;tj8H &Tii l o d-iogei
rloirfw (SftlMeqS ^i
ïo xi:
-iü ao
a
,-.v^. ^.r ^jfoBi n^ ,,....,^ .„.ctni d-i,..--.^--..i - - ' ridlw .......-.- I
•r&b Slid" sIcflaBoq 2B TJ-^ÖSOIO as s n l w o l l o l 11B
ameea a a s l 10 snoffl d-fixid" aonla^^
^00 neolisfflA l o
• •' "to nolct-Bü^tla oJtcionooe j-nsae
^j -^ejl 9ri;J ed o*
al >if)ij;ta S'SÏOBM aiï.ï .iBrf^t f:..
bxiiJ o a l e I . b l i o w
sn±d-89i©d-al ipN^ od- bsl evBii od eitóeqqB fcae won x^^^'^
.3d-Ii)391
.Y-E9i9on±a ^ ï 9 v BijüoY



PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN

i%'

THE HAGUE, 25 June 1952
Sijzenlaan ^1

Professor ARTHUR F. BURNS,
Director of Research,
National Bureau of Economie
Research,
1819 Broadway,
New York 23, N.Y.

Dear Dr Burns,
Thank you very much for the annual
report of the National Bureau and your interesting
speech on the Instability of Consumer Spending, which
I read with the greatest Interest. In fact, we are
all following as closely as possible the development
of American consumption,since that more or less seems
to be the key to the present economic situation of the
world. I also understand that Mrs Mack's study is
ready now and appears to have led to very interesting
results.
Yours very sincerely,

(2ÏÏSITS ,'K HUIITflA l o a e e l o i q
jffa l o lo&OQiïü

giii.
..fll •ïsfoy fenB UBöijja: Isno±;tj8H &Tii l o d-iogei
rloirfw (SftlMeqS ^i
ïo xi:
-iü ao
a
,-.v^. ^.r ^jfoBi n^ ,,....,^ .„.ctni d-i,..--.^--..i - - ' ridlw .......-.- I
•r&b Slid" sIcflaBoq 2B TJ-^ÖSOIO as s n l w o l l o l 11B
ameea a a s l 10 snoffl d-fixid" aonla^^
^00 neolisfflA l o
• •' "to nolct-Bü^tla oJtcionooe j-nsae
^j -^ejl 9ri;J ed o*
al >if)ij;ta S'SÏOBM aiï.ï .iBrf^t f:..
bxiiJ o a l e I . b l i o w
sn±d-89i©d-al ipN^ od- bsl evBii od eitóeqqB fcae won x^^^'^
.3d-Ii)391
.Y-E9i9on±a ^ ï 9 v BijüoY



PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN

i%'

THE HAGUE, 25 June 1952
Sijzenlaan ^1

Professor ARTHUR F. BURNS,
Director of Research,
National Bureau of Economie
Research,
1819 Broadway,
New York 23, N.Y.

Dear Dr Burns,
Thank you very much for the annual
report of the National Bureau and your interesting
speech on the Instability of Consumer Spending, which
I read with the greatest Interest. In fact, we are
all following as closely as possible the development
of American consumption,since that more or less seems
to be the key to the present economic situation of the
world. I also understand that Mrs Mack's study is
ready now and appears to have led to very interesting
results.
Yours very sincerely,

(2ÏÏSITS ,'K HUIITflA l o a e e l o i q
jffa l o lo&OQiïü

giii.
..fll •ïsfoy fenB UBöijja: Isno±;tj8H &Tii l o d-iogei
rloirfw (SftlMeqS ^i
ïo xi:
-iü ao
a
,-.v^. ^.r ^jfoBi n^ ,,....,^ .„.ctni d-i,..--.^--..i - - ' ridlw .......-.- I
•r&b Slid" sIcflaBoq 2B TJ-^ÖSOIO as s n l w o l l o l 11B
ameea a a s l 10 snoffl d-fixid" aonla^^
^00 neolisfflA l o
• •' "to nolct-Bü^tla oJtcionooe j-nsae
^j -^ejl 9ri;J ed o*
al >if)ij;ta S'SÏOBM aiï.ï .iBrf^t f:..
bxiiJ o a l e I . b l i o w
sn±d-89i©d-al ipN^ od- bsl evBii od eitóeqqB fcae won x^^^'^
.3d-Ii)391
.Y-E9i9on±a ^ ï 9 v BijüoY