Dear Loveday,
Your letter of July 6 made me a very great
pleasure and your indications were of great use
to my work, I have written to geneva for publications you Laentioned,
I am myself in sharge now of setting' up a
central economic plan for which task I have got
a staff of some fifty people. Problems lie very
difficult and in 1946 only a very moderate level
of consumption will be possible. The work on
these problems, however, is very stimulating.
With best personal regards,
Very sincerely yours,
(J,Tinbergen)
Prof.A. Loveday,
c/o The Institute for Advanced Study
Princeton, New Jersey.
