This file comprises:
Stark, W., 'The ideal foundations of economic thought: three essays on the philosophy of economics' - typescripts (former reference CO/1/2);
Stein, E. de, 'Fair trade: a new solution' - typescript memorandum and correspondence, December 1930 (former reference CO/6);
Strachey, John, 'Revolution by reason' (1925) - correspondence, November 1925-January 1926 (former reference L/26);
Sutherland, I.M., 'The monetary puzzle' (1934) - correspondence, December 1934-March 1935 (former reference L/34);
Temperley, Harold, 'History of the peace conference' (1920-1) - correspondence, November-December 1920, July 1921; 'Europe in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, 1798-1932' (1932) - correspondence, May 1932 (former reference CO/19 and L/32);
Timlin, Mabel, notes on the multiplier, February 1940 - correspondence, February-March 1940 (former reference L/40);
Tinbergen, J., 'A method and its application to investment activity' (statistical testing of business cycle theories I, 1939) - pamphlet and correspondence with R.F. Harrod and R.F. Kahn on the book at proof stage and on J.M. Keynes' review of it for the 'Economic Journal', with proof and off-print of review, 1938-9 (former reference CO/15);
Tomkinson, C.W. 'A policy for agriculture and for the relief of unemployment by the use of state credit', January 1924 - memorandum and comment, February 1924 (former reference CO/20);
Trades Union Congress, 'The gold reserve and its relation with industry', March 1928 - original memorandum, revised version and correspondence, March 1928 (former reference L/28);
Viner, J., 'Clapham on the Bank of England' published in 'Economica', vol. XII, no. 46, May 1945 - off-print and letter of criticism, January 1946 (former reference CO/6);
Wells, H.G., untitled - letter of criticism, August 1931 (former reference L/31);
Wicksell, K., 'Vorlesungen' (1 Jena, 1913) translated by E. Classen as 'Lectures in political economy' (1935) - correspondence and memorandum for Macmillan and Co. Ltd. on the merits of Classen's translation, Sept-October 1932 (former reference CO/2);
Yates, Lamartine - letter to Macmillan and Co. Ltd. on his suitability as a translator of economic works from French and German, January 1932 (former reference CO/2);
Yule, G.U., 'Statistics of literary vocabulary' - correspondence with Cambridge University Press on its suitability for publication, June 1942 (former reference L/42);
Unidentified, autograph manuscript alterations to a letter [possibly for publication by a Liberal Party candidate], with report of an interview between the unidentified candidate and Tom Johnston, 7 August 1928 and transcript of an article in 'Pall Mall', 28 September 1928 giving the views of Philip Snowden on the likely outcome of the General Election. Letter headed 'Churt August 26 1928' in J.M. Keynes' hand (former reference CO/9).