Third Series of the John Diebold Lectures videotapes

This is a recording of the first session of the third series of John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. Dean Henry Rosovsky welcomes the audience to the lecture series. John Mulhearn lays out the format and introduces Dr. Peter Temin, Dr. Henry Wallich, Dr. Eli Shapiro, and Dr. Paul Samuelson. Paul Samuelson reads a lecture on the new challenges to the role of profit in a mixed economy.

This recording is a continuation of the first session of the third series of the John Diebold Lectures at Harvard University includes lectures by economists Eli Shapiro, Peter Temin, and Henry C. Wallich. Each economist gives a lecture related to new challenges of the role of profit in a mixed economy. After the economists lectures, comments are given by the discussants and the audience.

This recording is a continuation the first session of the third series of John Diebold lectures at Harvard University relating to the topic of new challenges to the role of profit in a mixed economy. The panel members make points about the others' lectures and also respond to questions asked by the audience.

This is a recording of the second session of the third series of John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. The moderator, Ralph Wiendling, introduces the panelists; Kenneth J. Arrow, Russell Palmer, Arthur Harrigan, and C. Lowell Harris. Kenneth J. Arrow lectures on political, social, and economic opinions and attitudes towards profits among that are increasingly challenged among groups of people that have historically supported profits and are now questioning it.

This recording is a continuation of the second session of the third series of John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. Russell Palmer, Arthur Harrigan, and C. Lowell Harris lecture on the political, social, and economic opinions and attitudes towards profits among that are increasingly challenged among groups of people that have historically supported profits and are now questioning it.

This recording is a continuation of the second session of the third series of John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. Russell Palmer, Arthur Harrigan, and C. Lowell Harris lecture on the political, social, and economic opinions and attitudes towards profits among that are increasingly challenged among groups of people that have historically supported profits and are now questioning it. The panelists give their opinions on the others papers and take questions from the audience.

This is a recording of the third session of the third series of the John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. Moderator Walther Casper introduces the panelists and main speaker of the day. Panelists include Guido Carli, Deither H. Hoffmann, Abram Bergson, and Erik Lundberg. Erik Lundberg is the main speaker on this recording and his lecture focuses on the role of profits and capital formation in other economic systems.

This recording is a continuation of the third session of the third series of John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. Erik Lundberg finishes his lecture and Guido Carli, Deither H. Hoffmann, and Abram Bergson offer their comments.

This recording is a continuation of the third session of the third series of John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. Guido Carli, Deither H. Hoffmann, Abram Bergson, and Erik Lundberg give comments and answer questions posed by the audience.

This is a recording of the fourth session of the third series of the John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. William F. May introduces the panelists, Thornton F. Bradshaw, McGeorge Bundy, Gabriel Hauge, and D. Quinn Mills. The topic of the panelists lectures is the future of the market system and all of its variables.

This recording is a continuation of the fourth session of the third series of the John Diebold lectures at Harvard University. The panelists, Thornton F. Bradshaw, McGeorge Bundy, Gabriel Hauge, and D. Quinn Mills lecture on the future of the market system and all of its variables. The panelists also answer questions asked by the audience.