Edmond Earle Lincoln

Born 1888-02-05 McCook, NE (USA)

Died 1958-05-15
Wilmington, DE (USA)

Places Lived

McCook, NE
Delaware, OH
Oxford, UK
Cambridge, MA
New York, NY
Wilmington, DE

Author Of

Nonfiction

Keywords

Economics

Education

AB, 1909, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, OH
BA, 1910, Oxford University, Oxford, UK
MA, 1914, Oxford University, Oxford, UK
PhD, 1917, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

Occupation

Instructor in Economics and Tutor, Harvard University
Executive at International Telephone & Telegraph Company, New York, NY
Economist at DuPont, Wilmington, DE: 1931-1953

Places Worked

Harvard University
International Telephone and Telegraph
DuPont

Associations

Harv., Railroad (New York)
Bankers of America
American Economics Association.
American Statistical Association.

Bibliography

Central Electric Light and Power Station. 1917, 1920.
Results of Municipal Electric Lighting in Massachusetts. 1918.
Economic History of Europe and the United States. 1920. (Contributor)
Problems in Business Finance. 1921, 3rd edition, 1924.
Applied Business Finance. 1923, 5th edition, 1925, (11th printing 1931).
Testing Before Investing. 1926, 2nd edition, 1930.
Steps in Industry. 1926.

Contributed to various magazines and press.

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