Financial History 100th Edition Double Issue (Spring/Summer 2011) | Page 5

64 Money as Industrial Waste The business of recycling greenbacks at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. trustees  By Franklin Noll Charlotte B. Beyer Institute For Private Investors 68 The First Activist Congress Stephen A. Cooper The 37th Congress passes several acts that profoundly change the federal government’s involvement in many aspects of the nation’s business. Nemco Brokerage, Inc. David J. Cowen President/CEO Museum of American Finance  By Michael A. Martorelli Andrea de Cholnoky Korn/Ferry International In This Issue Departments David N. Deutsch, Vice Chairman David N. Deutsch & Company LLC Charles M. Elson 4 Founder’s Letter University of Delaware  By John E. Herzog, Founder and Chairman Emeritus Niall Ferguson Harvard University Oxford University 5 Message to Members  By David Cowen, President and CEO Michael S. Geltzeiler NYSE Euronext 6 Exhibit Retrospective: 1989–2011 John E. Herzog, Chairman Emeritus Herzog & Co., Inc. 8 The History of Financial History Myron Kandel  By Kristin Aguilera CNN Kirkpatrick MacDonald 10 Educators’ Perspective MacDonald & Cie Can Capitalism Survive? Joseph Schumpeter’s Ironic Answer  By Dan Cooper and Brian Grinder 75 Trivia Quiz and Contest 76 Top 100 Financial History Books List  Voted by members of the Museum, with commentary on selected books by Gregory DL Morris Robert Muccilo Consolidated Edison Wilbur L. Ross, Jr. WL Ross & Co., LLC Richard M. Schaeffer Shaf Consulting LLC Timothy R. Schantz Mountbatten Institute in NA Mark Shenkman Shenkman Capital Management, Inc. David Shuler CME Group On the Cover Images from 22 years of exhibitions at the Museum of American Finance. Richard Sylla, Ph.D., Chairman Stern School of Business New York University Charles V. Wait The Adirondack Trust Company Kenneth G. Winans, Treasurer Winans International www.MoAF.org  |  Spring/Summer 2011  |  Financial History   3