Economists at war: how a handful of economists helped win and lose the World Wars

Fall Down Seven Times Get Up Eight?: Takahashi Korekiyo in Japan, 1934-35 2. Richest Man in the World?: H.H. Kung in China, 1936-37 3. The Self-Proclaimed Economic Wizard: Hjalmar Schacht in Germany, 1938-39 4. No One in Our Age Was Cleverer: John Maynard Keynes in Britain, 1939-40 5. The Calculating Iceman: Leonid Kantorovich in the USSR, 1941-42 6. The Peacenik Who Helped Bombing Tactics: Wassily Leontief in the USA, 1943-44 7. If They Say Bomb at One O'Clock: John von Neumann in the USA, 1944-45 8. Economists at the Armistice: The Economists at War's End, 1946 9. Economists in the Cold War: Money, Computers and Models, 1946-55 10. Annex: Economies in Wartime