Essays on economic and other issues, 1980-1989

Apr. 10, 1980: Visual Picture of Money in Motion; a circular diagram for Kendal Current Events; Ca. 1980: A proposed message by a presidential candidate — To the American People; Aug. 1981: What is Economics and why does it seem so confusing and out of control?; 1983: Response to Kingdon Swayne’s project on stewardship; Nov. 1984: Economics for Concerned Persons; 1984?: Response to Samuel Caldwell’s statement about Quaker education; Aug. 30, 1985: Response to Sam Sparhawk who sent a Wall Street Journal article on “Restoring Banking Confidence”; Nov. 1985: South Africa Divestment - Economic Coercion: The Moral Implications; PYM News article (along with other views); June 1988: Response to a request from a British Friend about ethical nature of investments; Sept. 1988: Fiduciary Corporation of Friends pamphlet ; Oct. 1988: Response to Richard Wood, Thoughts about Conscience; March 4, 1989: Transcript of his 1989 oral history interview done by the AFSC which he talks about his activities during the WWI era and in the investment committee in the 1950s-1977; Probably in 1980’s Untitled essay concerning fiduciary responsibilities; Ronald Reagan has made economics a household word...; Capital Gifts; concerning Quaker investments; Money and Other Possessions; The Economy and Inflation