1. Chart the statistics of British trade, 1913-1919, continuing if practicable the graph previously constructed.
2. Immediate effects of the war on the course of British trade. [British oversea commerce in war time, Quarterly Rev., Jan. 1915, 223: 252-265; Trade in war time, Polit. Quarterly, 1916, no. 7, 99-121.]
3. The balance of trade in 1916. [H. J. Jennings in Fortnightly Rev., 1917, 107: 302-312.]
4. In what way did each of the imports in the list of those supplied by the United States contribute to maintain military efficiency?
5. Effects of the war on agriculture. [J. B. Firth in Fortnightly Rev., 1917, 107: 595-605; A. W. Ashby, in Edinburgh Review, 1917, 225: 343-363; H. Wyatt, Development of the agricultural motor, Quarterly Rev., 1917, 227: 194 ff.]
6. Agricultural policy. [L. Smith Gordon in Quarterly Rev., 1917, 227: 178 ff.; F. D. Acland in Contemp. Rev., May, 1917, 111: 570-578; E. Lipson in Fortn. Rev., 1917, 107: 100 ff.]
7. Industrial efficiency in the war. [A. Shadwell in Edinb. Rev., Jan. 1915, 221: 151-177; B. S. Rowntree, Nineteenth Cent., 1917, 81: 399-412.]
8. The British Trade Corporation. [H. J. Jennings in Fortn. Rev., 1916, 106: 841-851; R. H. I. Palgrave in Quart. Rev., Jan., 1918, 229: 143-153; C. S. Addis in Edinb. Rev., July, 1918, 228: 43-58.]
9. The labor movement during the war. [G. D. H. Cole in Amer. Econ. Rev., Sept., 1918, 8: 485-505; J. A. Hobson in Contemp. Rev., Nov., 1920, 118: 638-645; R. S. Rowntree in Contemp. Rev., Oct., 1917, 112: 368-379.]
10. Railroads in and after the war. [E. A. Pratt in Nineteenth Cent., 1916, 80: 398-410; J. H. Balfour-Browne in Nineteenth Cent., 1918, 83: 619-636; Edinb. Rev., Jan., 1917, 225: 84-103; W. M. Acworth in National Rev., 1919-20, 74: 256 ff.]