Arthur Kitson

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Arthur Kitson (1861-1937) was a British economist.

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  • Usury (Payment for the use of Things): the Prime Cause of Want and Unemployment, s.n., 1910.
  • Is a Money Crisis Imminent?: Being the Becture Delivered under the Auspices of the Banking and Currency Reform League at the New Reform Club, November 1st, Commercial Intelligence Publ. Co., 1911.
  • England's Trade Barrier! The Bank Charter Act: an Address Delivered to the Members of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, at the Grand Hotel, Birmingham, December 17th, 1917, Hudson & Son, 1917.
  • Reconstruction Through Banking Reform, Cornish Echo Company, 1918.
  • Renewal of the Bank of England Charter: How the Present Banking System Restricts Trade, Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, 1918.
  • A Criticism of the First Interim Report of the Committee on Currency and Foreign Exchanges, British Banking Reform League, 1919.
  • The Treasury's Latest Craze, Unwin, 1920.
  • A Letter to H.R.H. The Prince of Wales on the World Crisis - It's Cause, and Remedy, The Alden Press (Oxford) Limited, 1931.
  • The Science of Plenty, s.n.

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  1. ^ Dietrick, Hellen Battelle. "A Standard of Value," The American Magazine of Civics, Vol. VII, 1895.

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