American Economic Review
1969 - 2025
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Volume 61, issue 5, 1971
- Money and Barter in General Equilibrium with Transaction Costs pp. 773-83

- Jurg Niehans
- The Uses of Money: Money in the Theory of an Exchange Economy pp. 784-805

- Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer
- The Supply of Rental Housing pp. 806-17

- Frank de Leeuw and Nkanta F Ekanem
- The Composition of International Reserve Holdings: A Problem of Choice Involving Risk pp. 818-32

- John Makin
- Investment in Graduate Education pp. 833-52

- Yoram Weiss
- Hospital Cost Inflation: A Study of Nonprofit Price Dynamics pp. 853-72

- Martin Feldstein
- Congestion Tolls Under Monopoly pp. 873-82

- Noel M Edelson
- External Diseconomies in Competitive Supply pp. 883-90

- Charles J Goetz and James Buchanan
- Factor Substitution and Effective Protection Reconsidered pp. 891-900

- Mordechai Kreinin, James B Ramsey and Jan Kmenta
- Deposit Expansion and Federal Reserve-Banking System Interaction: A Micro Unit Simulation pp. 901-15

- Willard T Carleton and William R Bryan
- Optimal Distributed Lag Responses and Expectations pp. 916-24

- Roger Craine
- The Theory of Tariffs, Taxes, and Subsidies: Some Aspects of the Second Best pp. 925-31

- Trent J Bertrand and Jaroslav Vanek
- The End of the North-South Wage Differential pp. 932-37

- Philip Coelho and Moheb A Ghali
- Subsidies, Economic Lives, and Complete Resource Misallocation pp. 938-45

- Paul Taubman and Robert Rasche
- Population Density in Patterns of Trade and Development pp. 956-61

- Donald B Keesing and Donald R Sherk
- The Elasticity of Expansion and Scale Adjustments of the Firm pp. 962-65

- Dale B Truett
- Monopsony in the Market for Public School Teachers pp. 966-71

- John H Landon and Robert N Baird
- A Set of Explicit Homothetic Production Functions pp. 980-83

- Benjamin Wolkowitz
Volume 61, issue 4, 1971
- The 1971 Report of the President's Council of Economic Advisers: Inflation and Recession pp. 517-21

- Martin J Bailey
- The 1971 Report of the President's Council of Economic Advisers: Inflation and Recession pp. 522-26

- Robert Eisner
- The 1971 Report of the President's Council of Economic Advisers: Priorities and Efficiency pp. 527-30

- Abba P Lerner
- The 1971 Report of the President's Council of Economic Advisers: Micro-Economic Aspects of Public Policy pp. 531-37

- Jerome L Stein
- The Duopoly Game: Output Variations pp. 538-60

- D K Osborne
- The Private and Social Value of Information and the Reward to Inventive Activity pp. 561-74

- Jack Hirshleifer
- Entrepreneurial Income: How Does It Measure Up? pp. 575-85

- Laurits R Christensen
- Substitution, Complementarity, and the Residual Variation Around Dynamic Demand Equations pp. 586-97

- Louis Phlips
- Debt in the Consumer Portfolio: Evidence from a Panel Study pp. 598-613

- William C Dunkelberg and Frank P Stafford
- Estimation of Structure-Profit Relationships with Application to the Food Processing Sector pp. 614-27

- Blake Imel and Peter Helmberger
- The Pareto Optimal Approach to Income Redistribution: A Fiscal Application pp. 628-37

- George von Furstenberg and Dennis Mueller
- Stability in Periodic Markets pp. 638-48

- Norman P Obst
- Officer Supply-The Impact of Pay, the Draft, and the Vietnam War pp. 649-64

- Stuart H Altman and Robert Barro
- The Market for a Semipublic Good: The Case of the American Economic Review pp. 665-74

- Yoram Barzel
- The Neo-Factor Proportions Theory of International Trade: An Empirical Investigation pp. 675-81

- Thomas C Lowinger
- Consumer's Surplus and Producer's Goods pp. 682-87

- Richard Schmalensee
- Import Controls on Foreign Oil: Tariff or Quota? pp. 688-91

- George A Hay
- Profits of Defense Contractors pp. 692-94

- George J Stigler and Claire Friedland
- On the Empirical Relevancy of the Ranis-Fei Model of Economic Development: Comment pp. 695-703

- Hakchung J Choo
- On the Empirical Relevancy of the Ranis-Fei Model of Economic Development: Reply pp. 704-08

- John C H Fei and Gustav Ranis
- Incentive and Disincentive Experimentation for Income Maintenance Policy Purposes: Note pp. 709-12

- Edgar Browning
- Pecuniary Externalities: A Game Theoretic Analysis pp. 713-18

- Martin Shubik
- On the Economics of Mass Demonstrations: A Case Study of the Nov. 1969 March on Washington pp. 719-24

- Cicchetti, Charles J, et al
- The Graduated Fair Return: Comment pp. 725-26

- C Robert Wichers
- The Graduated Fair Return: A Further Comment pp. 727-29

- Alvin K Klevorick
- Mass Balance, General Equilibrium, and Environmental Externalities pp. 730-35

- Roger Noll and John Trijonis
- Externalities as Commodities pp. 736-40

- Meyer, Robert A,
- Stochastic Reserve Losses and Expansion of Bank Credit: Note pp. 741-45

- J Phillip Cooper
- Discrimination and Income Differentials: Comment pp. 746-50

- Orley Ashenfelter and Michael K Taussig
- Discrimination and Income Differentials: Reply pp. 751-55

- James Gwartney
Volume 61, issue 3, 1971
- Mexican Economic Policy in the Post-war Period: The Views of Mexican Economists pp. 1-67
- Leopoldo Solis
- Yugoslav Economic Policy in the Post-war Period: Problems, Ideas, Institutional Developments pp. 69-169

- Branko Horvat
- Optimal Taxation and Public Production II: Tax Rules pp. 261-78

- Peter Diamond and James Mirrlees
- A Short-Term Econometric Model of Textile Industries pp. 279-89

- Roger LeRoy Miller
- Information and Frictional Unemployment pp. 290-301

- Reuben Gronau
- The Efficient Allocation of Subsidies to College Students pp. 302-11

- Stephen A Hoenack
- Discrimination by Waiting Time in Merit Goods pp. 312-23

- Donald Nichols, E Smolensky and T N Tideman
- Optimal Mechanisms for Income Transfer pp. 324-34

- Richard Zeckhauser
- The Optimal Quantity of Money, Bonds, Commodity Inventories, and Capital pp. 335-49

- Edgar Feige and Michael Parkin
- A Utility Theory of Representative Government pp. 350-67

- Edwin T Haefele
- International Trade and Capital Mobility pp. 368-79

- Ernest Nadel
- Peasants, Procreation, and Pensions pp. 380-89
- Philip A Neher
- A Model of Soviet-Type Economic Planning pp. 390-406

- Michael Manove
- Transactions Costs and the Demand for Money pp. 407-20

- Thomas R Saving
- Interest Rates and the Short-Run Consumption Function pp. 421-25

- Warren Weber
- Unemployment and Inflation: A Cross-Country Analysis of the Phillips Curve pp. 426-29

- David J Smyth
- Long-Run Scale Adjustments of a Perfectly Competitive Firm and Industry: An Alternative Approach pp. 430-34
- Richard Portes
- Income Taxes and Incentives to Work: Some Additional Empirical Evidence pp. 435-43

- D B Fields and W T Stanbury
- Fiscal and Monetary Policy Reconsidered: Comment pp. 444-47

- Bent Hansen
- Fiscal and Monetary Policy Reconsidered: Comment pp. 448-51

- John H Hotson
- Fiscal and Monetary Policy Reconsidered: Comment pp. 452-53

- Barbara Henneberry and James G Witte
- Fiscal and Monetary Policy Reconsidered: Comment pp. 454-57

- Keith Carlson
- Fiscal and Monetary Policy Reconsidered: Reply pp. 458-61

- Robert Eisner
- More on an Empirical Definiton of Money: Note pp. 462-68

- David T Hulett
- Dependency Rates and Savings Rates: Comment pp. 469-71

- Kanhaya L Gupta
- Dependency Rates and Savings Rates: Comment pp. 472-75

- Nassau A Adams
- Dependency Rates and Savings Rates: Reply pp. 476-80

- Nathaniel H Leff
- A Property of a Closed Linear Model of Production: Note pp. 481-82
- David Levhari
- Economics of Production from Natural Resources: Comment pp. 483-87

- Richard F Fullenbaum, Ernest W Carlson and Frederick W Bell
- Economics of Production from Natural Resources: Reply pp. 488-91

- Vernon L Smith
- Employment and Rural Wages in Egypt: A Reinterpretation pp. 492-99

- James A Hanson
- Employment and Rural Wages in Egypt: Reply pp. 500-08

- Bent Hansen
Volume 61, issue 2, 1971
- The Keynesian Revolution and the Monetarist Counter-Revolution pp. 1-14
- Harry G Johnson
- The Graduated Work Incentive Experiments: Current Progress pp. 15-21

- Harold W Watts
- The Seattle Experiment: The Combined Effect of Income Maintenance and Manpower Investments pp. 22-29

- Mordecai Kurz
- The Gary Income Maintenance Experiment: Plans and Progress pp. 30-38

- Terence F Kelly and Leslie Singer
- Current Status of Income Maintenance Experiments: Discussion pp. 39-42

- James N Morgan
- The Reviewers Reviewed pp. 45-52

- Charles L Schultze
- The State of Political Economics pp. 53-62

- John G Gurley
- The State of Economics: The Behavioral and Social Sciences Survey: Discussion pp. 63-65

- Robert Solow
- The State of Economics: The Behavioral and Social Sciences Survey: Discussion pp. 65-67

- Robert L Heilbroner
- The State of Economics: The Behavioral and Social Sciences Survey: Discussion pp. 67-68
- Henry W Riecken
- The Growth of Cable TV and Its Probable Impact on Over-The-Air Broadcasting pp. 69-73

- Rolla Edward Park
- Concentration of Control and the Price of Television Time pp. 74-80
- John L Peterman
- Program Duplication, Diversity, and Effectve Viewer Choices: Some Empirical Findings pp. 81-88

- Harvey J Levin
- TV Program Diversity-New Evidence and Old Theories pp. 89-93

- Edward Greenberg and Harold J Barnett
- Television: Old Theories, Current Facts, and Future Policies: Discussion pp. 94-100
- John J McGowan and Merton J Peck
- Expectations, Mergers and Equilibrium in Purely Competitive Securities Markets pp. 101-11

- John Lintner
- The Vertical Integration of Production: Market Failure Considerations pp. 112-23

- Oliver Williamson
- Conglomerate and Vertical Responses to Market Imperfection: Discussion pp. 124-25

- Roland N McKean
- Conglomerate and Vertical Responses to Market Imperfection: Discussion pp. 125-27
- J Fred Weston
- The Impact of Inflation on the Distribution of Income and Wealth pp. 128-38

- Edward C Budd and David F Seiders
- The Two-way Relationship between the Budget and Economic Variables pp. 139-49

- Arnold H Packer
- Micro Aspects of Macro Performance: Discussion pp. 150-52

- John L Palmer
- Micro Aspects of Macro Performance: Discussion pp. 150
- Charles E Metcalf
- Environmental Pollution: Economics and Policy pp. 153-66

- Allen V Kneese
- The Political Economy of Environmental Quality: Discussion pp. 167-69

- Kenneth E Boulding
- The Political Economy of Environmental Quality: Discussion pp. 169-72
- Jack W Carlson
- The Political Economy of Environmental Quality: Discussion pp. 172-73
- Richard W Judy
- The Political Economy of Environmental Quality: Discussion pp. 173-77
- Marc J Roberts
- Trade Policies in Developing Countries pp. 178-87

- Bela Balassa
- Tariff Preferences and Separable Utility pp. 188-94

- Christopher Clague
- Nontariff Barriers and the Export Performance of Developing Economies pp. 195-205
- Ingo Walter
- Commercial Policy and Less Developed Countries: Discussion pp. 206-07

- Harald B Malmgren
- Commercial Policy and Less Developed Countries: Discussion pp. 207-09
- Stephen Guisinger
- Commercial Policy and Less Developed Countries: Discussion pp. 209-10
- Robert Baldwin
- Methodology of Evaluating Economic Regulation pp. 211-17

- Fred M Westfield
- Costs and Benefits of Regulating Communications pp. 218-25
- Boyd L Nelson
- The Social Costs of Regulating the Railroads pp. 226-34

- Ann F Friedlaender
- Evaluation of Economic Regulation of Industry: Discussion pp. 235-37

- Alfred Kahn
- Evaluation of Economic Regulation of Industry: Discussion pp. 237-39

- Larry F Darby
- Evaluation of Economic Regulation of Industry: Discussion pp. 239-41
- James R Nelson
- The Lasting Effects of Elementary Economics Courses: Some Preliminary Results pp. 242-48

- Phillip Saunders
- Teaching Economics to Black Students pp. 249-55
- R Grann Lloyd
- Videotaped Dialogues in Economics pp. 256-59

- Barry Castro
- Teaching Economics: Experiments and Results: Discussion pp. 260-62

- Irving Morrissett
- Teaching Economics: Experiments and Results: Discussion pp. 262-64
- Marcia L Halvorsen
- Teaching Economics: Experiments and Results: Discussion pp. 264-65
- Campbell R McConnell
- Education, Technology, and the Characteristics of Worker Productivity pp. 266-79

- Herbert Gintis
- Teacher Characteristics and Gains in Student Achievement: Estimation Using Micro Data pp. 280-88

- Eric Hanushek
- Ability and Schooling as Determinants of Lifetime Earnings or If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich? pp. 289-98

- John C Hause
- Educational Production Relationships: Discussion pp. 299-301

- William T Garner
- Educational Production Relationships: Discussion pp. 301-02
- Roger Alcaly
- Educational Production Relationships: Discussion pp. 302-04

- Charles Z Wilson
- Whither the Market for Academic Economists? pp. 305-10

- Allan M Cartter
- The Supply of Economists in the 1970's pp. 311-15

- Lindsey R Harmon
- Recent Behavior of Economists' Salaries pp. 316-20

- Francis M Boddy
- Improving the Operation of the Academic Labor Market pp. 321-26

- David G Brown
- A Younger Economist's Views on the Market pp. 327-33

- Robert P Strauss
- Jurisdictional Fragmentation and Residential Choice pp. 334-39

- Bryan Ellickson
- Market Choices and Optimum City Size pp. 340-45

- Edwin S Mills and David M Ferranti
- Social Problems and the Urban Crisis: Can Public Policy Make A Difference? pp. 346-53

- Worth Bateman and Harold M Hochman
- Urban Growth and Development: Discussion pp. 354-55

- Roland Artle
- Urban Growth and Development: Discussion pp. 355-57
- Stephen P Dresch
- Urban Growth and Development: Discussion pp. 357-59
- Anthony H Pascal
- Social Risk and Financial Markets pp. 360-70

- William Brainard and F T Dolbear
- The Role of Insurance in the Allocation of Risk pp. 371-79

- Richard Kihlstrom and Mark Pauly
- Insurance, Information, and Individual Action pp. 380-87
- A. Spence and Richard Zeckhauser
- The Allocation of Social Risk: Discussion pp. 388-89

- Martin J Bailey
- The Allocation of Social Risk: Discussion pp. 389-90
- Hyman Minsky
- The Allocation of Social Risk: Discussion pp. 390-91

- Donald D Hester
- Impact of Population on Resources and the Environment pp. 392-98

- Joseph L Fisher
- Does Human Fertility Adjust to the Environment? pp. 399-407

- Richard Easterlin
- Issues in the Economics of a Population Policy for the United States pp. 408-17

- Glen Cain
- Population and Environment in the United States: Discussion pp. 418-19

- T Paul Schultz
- Population and Environment in the United States: Discussion pp. 419-21
- Paul Demeny
- Decentralized Planning Procedures and Centrally Planned Economies pp. 422-29

- Richard Portes
- The Hungarian Economic Reform, Past and Future pp. 430-35
- Tamas Nagy
- The Theory of Planning: Discussion pp. 436-37

- Edward Ames
- The Theory of Planning: Discussion pp. 437-39
- Bella Balassa
- Towards a Predictive Theory of Intergovernmental Grants pp. 440-48

- David Bradford and Wallace Oates
- State and Local Response to Fiscal Decentralization pp. 449-55

- A James Heins
- Centralization and Decentralization: The Political Economy of Public School Systems pp. 456-62

- O A Davis and K O Kortanek
- The Economics of Political Decentralization: Discussion pp. 463-65

- Thomas E Borcherding
- The Economics of Political Decentralization: Discussion pp. 463
- Charles J Goetz
- The Economics of Political Decentralization: Discussion pp. 465-67
- Walter Williams
Volume 61, issue 1, 1971
- Theoretical Assumptions and Nonobserved Facts pp. 1-7
- Wassily Leontief
- Optimal Taxation and Public Production: I--Production Efficiency pp. 8-27

- Peter Diamond and James Mirrlees
- United States Imports and Internal Pressure of Demand: 1948-68 pp. 28-47

- Robert Gregory
- Cropsharing Tenancy in Agriculture: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis pp. 48-64

- Pranab Bardhan and T N Srinivasan
- Some Comments on the Treatment of Problems of the Inadequate Statistics in the United States: Precept and Practice pp. 64-67
- C F Framingham and J A Macmillan
- On the Theory of the Competitive Firm under Price Uncertainty pp. 65-73

- Agnar Sandmo
- The Effect of Tariffs on Production, Consumption, and Trade: A Revised Analysis pp. 74-81
- James Leith
- A General Disequilibrium Model of Income and Employment pp. 82-93

- Robert Barro and Herschel Grossman
- A Test for Relative Efficiency and Application to Indian Agriculture pp. 94-109
- Lawrence J Lau and Pan A Yotopoulos
- The Incidence of Social Security Payroll Taxes pp. 110-25

- John A Brittain
- Determinants of the Commodity Structure of U.S. Trade pp. 126-46

- Robert Baldwin
- Optimal Restrictions on Foreign Trade and Investment pp. 147-59

- Franz Gehrels
- Large Industrial Corporations and Asset Shares: Comment pp. 160-62

- David R Kamerschen
- Large Industrial Corporations and Asset Shares: Comment pp. 163-67

- Stanley E Boyle
- Large Industrial Corporations and Asset Shares: Reply pp. 168-74

- David Mermelstein
- Welfare Aspects of a Regulatory Constraint: Note pp. 175-78

- Eytan Sheshinski
- Pitfalls in Financial Model Building: Some Extensions pp. 179-86

- Mark L Ladenson
- Clothing Exemptions and Sales Tax Regressivity: Note pp. 187-89

- David G Davies
- An Economic Theory of the Second Moments of Disturbances of Behavioral Equations pp. 190-94

- Henri Theil
- A Neglected Social Cost of a Voluntary Military pp. 195-96
- Thomas E Borcherding
- On the Extension of Input-Output Analysis to Account for Environmental Externalities pp. 197-98

- A O Converse
- Mishan on the Gains from Trade: Comment pp. 199-201

- Mel Krauss and David M Winch
- Mishan on the Gains from Trade: Reply pp. 202-07

- E J Mishan
- Profit Constrained Revenue Maximization: Note pp. 208-09

- Richard Rosenberg
- Behavior of the Firm under Regulatory Constraint: Note pp. 210-12

- Israel Pressman and Arthur Carol
- Spectral Analysis and the Detection of Lead-Lag Relations pp. 213-17

- John C Hause
- Subsidized Housing in a Competitive Market: Comment pp. 218-19
- Gordon Tullock
- Subsidized Housing in a Competitive Market: Reply pp. 220-24

- Edgar Olsen
- Expectations and the Demand for Bonds: Comment pp. 225-28

- Richard Roll
- Expectations and the Demand for Bonds: Comment pp. 229-30

- Adolf Buse
- Expectations and the Demand for Bonds: Comment pp. 231
- Reuben A Kessel
- Expectations and the Demand for Bonds: Reply pp. 232-36

- John H Wood
- Output of the Restrained Firm: Comment pp. 237-39

- A Ross Shepherd
- Output of the Restrained Firm: Reply pp. 240
- Milton Z Kafoglis
- Production Indeterminacy with Three Goods and Two Factors: A Comment on the Pattern of Trade pp. 241-44

- Douglas B Stewart
- Production Indeterminacy with Three Goods and Two Factors: Reply pp. 245-46

- James Melvin
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