Here is what I wrote up: Melchior Palyi was born in Budapest, Hungary on March 14, 1892. When= he died in Chicago on July 28, 1970 he had had three careers: business = and banking, university lecturer, and columnist. Palyi received his Master's in Law from the University of Budapest an= d the doctorate in economics from the University of Munich in 1915. He wor= ked at the Austro-Hungarian National Bank and the Hungarian Ministry of Agri= culture between 1915 and 1918. During 1921-1923 he taught at the Universitie= s of G=F6ttingen and Kiel and at the Handelshochschule in Berlin (where Ro= y F. Harrod attended his lectures). During 1926-1928 he was a visiting pr= ofessor at Oxford, the University of California at Los Angeles, and Chicago. = He served as chief economist of the Deutsche Bank during 1928-1933 and a= dvisor to the Reichbank and managing director of its Institute for Monetary= Research during 1931-1933. Upon the ascendancy of the Nazis to power= in 1933, he emigrated first to the United Kingdom-serving as guest econo= mist at Midland Bank and lecturer at University College, Oxford-and then to t= he United States, serving again as a visiting professor at the Universit= y of Chicago between 1933-1937 and, after 1940, as lecturer at Northwester= n University. Palyi was a columnist for the Chicago Tribune during 196= 1-1968 and for the Commercial and Financial Chronicle during 1968-1970. In = the 1956 Handbook of the American Economic Association he self-identified= his fields as international economics, and money, credit and banking. Hi= s books included Principles of Mortgage Banking Regulation in Europe (1934), = The Chicago Credit Market: Organization and Institutional Structure (193= 7), Creeping Paralysis of Europe (1947), Compulsory Medical Care and the = Welfare State (1950), The Dollar Dilemma: Perpetual Aid to Europe? (1954), M= anaged Money at the Crossroads (1958), An Inflation Primer (1961), and The T= wilight of Gold, 1914-1936: Myths and Realities (1972). Palyi was a contrib= utor to Adam Smith, 1776-1926 (1928), having earlier been co-author of Hauptp= robleme der Soziologie: Erinnerungsgabe f=FCr Max Weber in Gemeinschaft (192= 3) and co-author and compiler of Lujo Brentano: Eine Bio-bibliographie (192= 4). A search on JSTOR indicates the following record: journal articles, 7 = (2 AER, 1 JPE, 3 JBUC, 1 QJE); panel discussions, 4 (all AER); book chapter, = 1; book reviews, 36 (27 JPE, 7 JBUC, 1 APSR, 1 JFIN; reviews of his books, 7;= citations to him or his work, 14; his reply, 1. Palyi was a committed supporter of the gold standard and an opponent = of central-bank monetary management (including G. F. Knapp's "state theo= ry of money"), especially of John Maynard Keynes, and of any institution th= at he perceived to be socialist in nature. Warren J. Samuels