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1968, volume 76

Liquidity Traps for Money, Bank Credit, and Interest Rates pp. 1

Karl Brunner and Allan H. Meltzer

Peak-Load Pricing pp. 101

Ralph Turvey

Slutsky Equations for Assets pp. 114

G. O. Bierwag and M. A. Grove

Ricardo's 93 Per Cent Labor Theory of Value: A Final Comment pp. 128

George W. Wilson and James L. Pate

Why Does Marxian Exploitation Theory Require a Labor Theory of Value? pp. 137

Scott Gordon

The Transactions Demand for International Means of Payments pp. 141

H. Robert Heller

Do Competition and Monopolistic Competition Differ? pp. 146

Harold Demsetz

Price and Non-Price Competition pp. 149

George J. Stigler

Crime and Punishment: An Economic Approach pp. 169

Gary S. Becker

An Economic Analysis of Internal Migration in Brazil pp. 218

Gian S. Sahota

Interregional Factor Transfers and Regional Unemployment pp. 246

Ronald B. Gold

Factor Substitutability and Comparative Advantage pp. 252

Kanji Haitani

The Economic Consequences of the Bank War pp. 257

Peter Temin

Federal Reserve Defensive Operations and Short-Run Control of the Money Stock pp. 275

Leonall C. Andersen

The Determinants of Industrial Research and Development: A Study of the Chemical, Drug, and Petroleum Industries pp. 292

Henry G. Grabowski

Transitivity of Preference: A Comparison Among Age Groups pp. 307

Arnold A. Weinstein

Monopolistic Competition: Any Impact Yet? pp. 312

Lester G. Telser

The Dual of Duopoly Is Complementary Monopoly: or, Two of Cournot's Theories Are One pp. 316

Hugo F. Sonnenschein

The Problem of Auto-Prognosis pp. 319

Frederick K. Richter

Resources for Higher Education: An Economist's View pp. 327

Theodore W. Schultz

Effective Tariffs, Domestic Cost of Foreign Exchange, and the Equilibrium Exchange Rate pp. 348

Bela Balassa and Daniel M. Schydlowsky

Adam Smith, Consumer Tastes, and Economic Growth pp. 361

Nathan Rosenberg

Congestion, Tolls, and the Economic Capacity of a Waterway pp. 375

Lester B. Lave and Joseph S. DeSalvo

On Economics as a Life Science pp. 392

Herman E. Daly

Man-Hour Behavior in U.S. Manufacturing: A Neoclassical Interpretation pp. 407

Roger Waud

Bimetallism in the United States before 1850 pp. 428

David A. Martin

The Effective Rate of Protection and the Question of Labor Protection in the United States pp. 443

William P. Travis

Jules Dupuit and the Early Theory of Marginal Cost Pricing pp. 462

Robert Burton Ekelund and Jr.

The Sensitivity of Interest Rates to Changes in Money and Income pp. 472

William E. Gibson and George G. Kaufman

Stigler on the Relationship between Industry Profit Rates and Market Concentration pp. 479

Robert W. Kilpatrick

Alternative Maximization Policies for Developing-Country Exports of Primary Products pp. 489

Harry G. Johnson

Education and Productivity in U.S. Manufacturing: Some Cross-Section Evidence pp. 494

Stanley M. Besen

[Questions]... And a Paradox pp. 498

Jaques Hadamard

The Economics of Fair Employment Laws pp. 507

William M. Landes

Optimal Subsidies and Taxes When Some Factors Are Traded pp. 569

V. K. Ramaswami and T. N. Srinivasan

How to Co-operate in Business without Really Trying: A Learning Model of Decentralized Decision Making pp. 583

Richard H. Day and E. Herbert Tinney

The Scientific Opportunities Foregone because of More Readily Available Federal Support for Research in Experimental than Theoretical Physics pp. 601

Barry Castro

An Empirical Test of Oligopoly Theories pp. 615

David R. Kamerschen

The Close of the Galbraithian System pp. 635

Scott Gordon

Drewnowski's Economic Theory of Socialism pp. 645

Paul Craig Roberts

Causes of the Rise in Prices since the War pp. 651

Mentor Bouniatian

Introduction pp. 661

Allan H. Meltzer

The International Monetary Problem pp. 664

Lord Robbins

Money-Wage Dynamics and Labor-Market Equilibrium pp. 678

Edmund S. Phelps

The Trade-Off between Inflation and Unemployment pp. 712

Frank Brechling

Comment: Is There a Meaningful Trade-off between Inflation and Unemployment? pp. 738

Axel Leijonhufvud

Money-Wage Dynamics and Labor-Market Equilibrium and The Trade-Off between Inflation and Unemployment: Comment pp. 743

David Meiselman

Comment: The Specification and Stability of Estimated Price-Wage-Unemployment Adjustment Relationships pp. 750

Grant L. Reuber

Cross-Section Analysis and Bank Dynamics pp. 755

Donald D. Hester and James L. Pierce

Comment: The Contribution of Macro and Micro Studies to Policy Making pp. 777

Karl Brunner

The Effects of Monetary and Credit Policies on the Structure of the Economy pp. 786

Oswald Brownlee

The Effects of Monetary Policy on Expenditures in Specific Sectors of the Economy pp. 796

Sherman J. Maisel

Comment: The Effects of Monetary and Credit Policies on the Structure of the Economy pp. 815

Charls E. Walker

Comment: The Effects of Monetary Policy on Specific Sectors of the Economy pp. 818

Geoffrey L. Bell

Comment: The Impact of Monetary Policy in 1966 pp. 821

David I. Fand

Comment: Effects of Monetary Policy on Expenditures in Specific Sectors of the Economy pp. 830

Henry C. Wallich

Notes on Optimal Monetary Growth pp. 833

James Tobin

The Optimal Rate of Growth of Money pp. 860

Alvin L. Marty

Comment: Optimum Monetary Growth pp. 874

Martin J. Bailey

Comment: The Optimal Growth Rate of Money pp. 876

Robert W. Clower

Notes on Optimal Monetary Growth and The Optimal Rate of Growth of Money: Comment pp. 881

Edmund S. Phelps

Notes on Optimal Monetary Growth and The Optimal Rate of Growth of Money: Comment pp. 885

Boris P. Pesek

Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Open Economies under Fixed Exchange Rates: An Optimizing Approach pp. 893

Jurg Niehans

Monetary and Fiscal Policy for an Economy with Fixed Exchange Rates pp. 921

Ronald W. Jones

Comment: Monetary and Fiscal Policy for an Economy with Fixed Exchange Rates pp. 944

Paul Wonnacott

Comment: Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Open Economies under Fixed Exchange Rates pp. 946

Richard E. Caves

Comment: Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Open Economies under Fixed Exchange Rates pp. 951

Henry C. Wallich

Sources of Productivity Change in Ocean Shipping, 1600-1850 pp. 953

Douglass C. North

Problems of Efficiency in Monetary Management pp. 971

Harry G. Johnson

The Uniqueness of Commercial Banks pp. 991

Jack M. Guttentag and Robert Lindsay