The Analysts' Bookshelf

Book Reviews

—Herbert A. Meyer (Ed.), Symposium on Monte Carlo Methods, March 16–18, 1954, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, New York, 1956, 382 pp., $7.50—reviewed by L. H. Thomas;

—Proceedings of the Harvard Business School Conference on Automatic Data Processing, September 8 and 9, 1955, Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1956, 194 pp., $3.50—reviewed by Richard C. Singleton;

—S. Vajda, The Theory of Games and Linear Programming, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, 1956, 105 pp., $1.75—reviewed by Harry Markowitz;

—B. J. Mandel, Statistics for Management, Dangary Publishing Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 1956, 408 pp., $6.00—reviewed by W. R. Van Voorhis;

—Industrielle Oranization—reviewed by Fred Hanssmann;

—Jesus De Lasala, “Study of a Rapid Method of Calculation for Application of the Simplex Method to the Hitchcock Transportation Problem” (in Spanish), Trabajos de Estadística 6, 209–236 (1955);

—A Calculus for Ethics;

—Operational Research Quarterly.

Books Received