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PROP. DR J. TINBERGEN

THE HAÖGE, 19 Mei I95I4.
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Professor Horst Mendershausea
Federal Reserve Bank,
of New York,

New York k5, 'E.Y.
Dear Horst,
Excuse me for not having answered you
yet upon the arrival of your interestin - manuscript.
I am afraid I had hoped to give you the reaction
of my colleagues together with my own, and probably
this explains my neglect. It is with Witteveen now,
and Verdoom, who was absent, will be back towards
the end of the month, I foxmd the manuscript very
interesting and anyhow it has safely arrived. As
soon as my friends are ready I'll let you know
their judgment also. I shall speed up the matter
today.
Best personal regards»

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