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1962, volume 70

Reflections on Investment in Man pp. 1

Theodore W. Schultz

Investment in Human Capital: A Theoretical Analysis pp. 9

Gary S. Becker

Education and Investment in Human Capital pp. 106

Burton A. Weisbrod

An Experimental Study of Competitive Market Behavior pp. 111

Vernon L. Smith

Education, Economic Growth, and Gaps in Information pp. 124

Edward F. Denison

Health as an Investment pp. 129

Selma J. Mushkin

The Homohypallagic Production Function, Factor-Intensity Reversals, and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem pp. 138

Bagicha S. Minhas

Real Assets and the Theory of Interest pp. 157

George Horwich

Forces Producing Disturbances in the Value of Output: A Reply pp. 170

Jerome L. Stein

Forces Producing Disturbances in the Value of Output: Rejoinder pp. 177

Clark Warburton

A Note on Disarmament and Effective Demand pp. 183

Leslie Fishman

Vault Cash and Free Reserves: Some Evidence pp. 187

Jack C. Rothwell

The Incidence of the Corporation Income Tax pp. 215

Arnold C. Harberger

Externalities, Welfare, and the Theory of Games pp. 241

Otto A. Davis and Andrew Whinston

Business Cycles, Residential Construction Cycles, and the Mortgage Market pp. 263

William W. Alberts

Marshall's Principles After Guillebaud pp. 282

George J. Stigler

Contracted Research and the Case for Big Business pp. 294

William L. Baldwin

Weinstein on Featherbedding: A Comment pp. 299

N. J. Simler

An Experimental Study of Competitive Market Behavior pp. 322

Vernon L. Smith

Why Visiting Economists Fail pp. 325

Dudley Seers

An Expected-Income Measure of Economic Welfare pp. 355

Burton A. Weisbrod

Production Functions and Capital Depreciation pp. 368

Stephen Enke

Rational Action and Economic Theory pp. 380

Israel M. Kirzner

The Friedman Proposal for Auctioning Treasury Bills pp. 386

Henry Goldstein

A Note on "Tariffs, the Terms of Trade, and the Distribution of the National Income" pp. 393

I. A. McDougall

Foster and Catchings: A Mathematical Reappraisal pp. 400

John A. Carlson

Free Reserves Up or Level? pp. 403

Haskel Benishay

The Costs of Automobile Model Changes since 1949 pp. 433

Franklin M. Fisher, Zvi Griliches and Carl Kaysen

Hours of Work in the United States: A Cross-Sectional Analysis pp. 452

T. Aldrich Finegan

Advertising and Cigarettes pp. 471

Lester G. Telser

The Demand for Durable Goods: Permanent or Transitory Income? pp. 500

Paul E. Smith

Effects of Inflation pp. 521

Reuben A. Kessel and Armen A. Alchian

Labor as a Quasi-Fixed Factor pp. 538

Walter Y. Oi

Firm Size and Rate of Growth pp. 556

Stephen Hymer and Peter Pashigian

Economic Articles in the Westminister Review and Their Authors, 1824-51 pp. 570

Frank W. Fetter

On Total Productivity and All That pp. 597

Evsey D. Domar

Counter-Speculation and the Forward Exchange Market: A Comment pp. 609

R. Z. Aliber

1961, volume 69

Statistical Tests of Rival Monetary Rules pp. 1

M. Bronfenbrenner

The Evaluation of Public Services pp. 107

Francesco Forte and James M. Buchanan

The Financial Development of Japan, 1878-1958 pp. 122

David J. Ott

Correct Public Prediction and the Stability of Equilibrium pp. 142

Evangelos A. Devletoglou

How Income Ought to be Distributed: Paradox Lost pp. 162

Franklin M. Fisher and Jerome Rothenberg

Vault Cash and Free Reserves pp. 181

Milton Friedman

Industrial Research and the New Competition pp. 183

James S. Worley

The Availability of Term Life and of Health Insurance as Factors Affecting the Demand for Money pp. 187

Walter Williams

Problems of Majority Voting: In Defense of Majority Voting pp. 192

Anthony Downs

Problems of Majority Voting: Reply to a Traditionalist pp. 200

Gordon Tullock

The Economics of Information pp. 213

George J. Stigler

Welfare Aspects of Benefit-Cost Analysis pp. 226

John V. Krutilla

Land Values and the Measurement of Highway Benefits pp. 236

Herbert Mohring

The Search for a Risk Premium pp. 250

Roger W. Gray

Elasticities of Substitution and Constant-Output Demand Curves for Labor pp. 261

Jora R. Minasian

How Income Ought To Be Distributed: Paradox Regained pp. 271

Robert H. Strotz

Bank Earnings and the Competition for Savings pp. 279

William G. Dewald

Bank Earnings and Savings Deposits: A Comment pp. 283

Allan R. Drebin

Bank Earnings and the Competition for Savings: A Reply pp. 286

Deane Carson

A Method Sometimes Identifying Disturbances Which Produce Changes in Money National Income pp. 288

Martin J. Bailey

What Changed Money Income? A Reply pp. 292

Jerome L. Stein

Industrialization, Factor Markets, and Agricultural Development pp. 319

William H. Nicholls

The Economic Theory of Socialism: A Suggestion for Reconsideration pp. 341

Jan Drewnowski

Flight Insurance and the Theory of Choice pp. 355

Robert Eisner and Robert H. Strotz

The Economy of Patronage pp. 369

James Q. Wilson

Integration and Competition in the Oil Industry: A Review Article pp. 381

Harold F. Williamson and Ralph Louis Andreano

A Note on Convexity of the Aggregate Production Set pp. 386

Stanley Reiter

The Valuation of Human Capital pp. 425

Burton A. Weisbrod

The Behavior of the Consumer Money Supply since World War II pp. 437

E. R. Wicker

The Lag in Effect of Monetary Policy pp. 447

Milton Friedman

The Lag in Effect of Monetary Policy: Reply pp. 467

J. M. Culbertson

Convexity Assumptions, Allocative Efficiency, and Competitive Equilibrium pp. 478

Tjalling C. Koopmans

On Convexity, Efficiency, and Markets pp. 480

Francis M. Bator

On Convexity, Efficiency, and Markets: A Reply pp. 484

M. J. Farrell

On Convexity, Efficiency, and Markets: Rejoinder pp. 489

Francis M. Bator

Comments on Non-Convexity pp. 490

Jerome Rothenberg

Comments on Non-Convexity: Rejoinder pp. 493

M. J. Farrell

The Effect of Monopoly: A Correction pp. 494

David Schwartzman

Optimal Resource Allocation in an Imperfect Market Setting pp. 529

Albert Fishlow and Paul A. David

A Disaggregated View of Technical Change pp. 547

Benton F. Massell

The Effect of Unionization on Wages in the Transit Industry pp. 558

Melvin Lurie

The Lemon Prorate in the Long Run pp. 573

Roy J. Smith

Forces Producing Disturbances in the Value of Output pp. 587

Clark Warburton

The Report of the Commission on Money and Credit pp. 605

Karl Brunner

Statistical Tests of Rival Monetary Rules: Quarterly Data Supplement pp. 621

M. Bronfenbrenner