Comprising: "English Gold- and Silver-Thread Monopolies", Journal of Economic and Business History, 1931; "The French Copper Syndicate, 1887-1889", Journal of Economic and Business History, 1932; "The Housing of the Working Class, London, 1937"; Philip Kimble [pseud.], "Newspaper Reading in the Third Year of the War", Research Department, London Press Exchange, 1942; "The Demand for Dwellings in Great Britain after the War, Part I"; "The Labour Vote in the General Election", Pilot Papers, 1946; "The State of the Nation", Bureau of Current Affairs, 1947; "The State of the Nation", Bureau of Current Affairs 'Crisis Special', 1947; "The British Cinema Audience", Hollywood Quarterly, 1947-1948; "Who Shops at the Co-Op?", Advertising and Marketing Review, 1949; "The British Welfare State: What Is It?", The University of Chicago Round Table, 1949; "British Opinion and the Recognition of Israel", Public Opinion Quarterly, 1949; "The Possibilities and Problems of Group Interviewing", Public Opinion Quarterly, 1949; "Consulting the Consumer: Meaning and Value of Market Research", Times Review of Industry, 1950; entry on market research for the Oxford Junior Encyclopaedia, 1950.