Journal of Economic Literature

1969 - 2025

Current editor(s): Steven Durlauf

From American Economic Association
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Complementarity-An Essay on the 40th Anniversary of the Hicks-Allen Revolution in Demand Theory pp. 1255-89: Paul Samuelson
Social Science Research on Development: Some Problems in the Use and Transfer of an Intellectual Technology pp. 1290-1300: Paul P Streeten
The Theory of Capital Utilization and Idleness pp. 1301-20: Gordon Winston

The Economics of Racial Discrimination: A Survey pp. 849-71: Ray Marshall
This Age of Leontief... and Who? An Interpretation pp. 872-81: A L Levine
Non-traded Goods and the Balance of Payments: A Historical Note pp. 882-88: Peter M Oppenheimer
On the Slow Development of the "Total Demand" Idea in Economic Theory: Reflections in Connection with Dr. Oppenheimer's Note pp. 888-96: Bertil Ohlin
A Note on Macroeconomic Textbooks: The Use of The Aggregate Demand Curve pp. 896-98: Carl M Gambs

Synthesizing the Neo-Austrian and Alternative Approaches to Capital Theory: A Survey pp. 413-56: Edwin Burmeister
An Interpretation of the Economic Theory of Fertility: Promising Path or Blind Alley? pp. 457-79: Harvey Leibenstein

Ghetto Economic Development: A Survey pp. 1-37: Bennett Harrison
From The Treatise on Money to The General Theory pp. 38-42: Abba P Lerner
Issues in Econometric Studies of Investment Behavior pp. 43-49: Lawrence Klein
Issues in Econometric Studies of Investment Behavior: Comment pp. 49-50: Robert Eisner
The Transformation of Values: What Marx "Really" Meant (An Interpretation) pp. 51-62: William Baumol
Insight and Detour in the Theory of Exploitation: A Reply to Baumol pp. 62-70: Paul Samuelson
The Fundamental Marxian Theorem: A Reply to Samuelson pp. 71-75: Michio Morishima
The Transformation of Values: What Marx "Really" Meant: Reply pp. 74-75: William Baumol
The Transformation of Values: What Marx "Really" Meant: Rejoinder: Merlin Unclothed, A Final Word pp. 75-77: Paul Samuelson
Pareto's Three Manuals pp. 78-87: J F Schwier and Ann S Schwier
"Pareto's Three Manuals": Rebuttal pp. 88-91: William Jaffe
Vilfredo Pareto and the Translation of his Manuel pp. 91-96: Vincent J Tarascio

Consumer Economics, A Survey pp. 1303-42: Robert Ferber
Some Recent Developments in the Theory of Economic Growth: An Interpretation pp. 1343-66: Ronald Britto
Samuelson and Marx pp. 1367: Joan Robinson
"Samuelson and Marx": Reply pp. 1367: Paul Samuelson
"Samuelson and Marx": Reply pp. 1367: Martin Bronfenbrenner

Tariffs and Other Measures of Trade Control: A Survey of Recent Developments pp. 857-88: Robert Stern
Reviewing Economics Textbooks: Some Comments on the Process pp. 889-97: Hugh S Norton
On the Classification of Economics Material pp. 898-99: Mark Perlman

A Survey of Urban Economics pp. 471-515: Gerald S Goldstein and Leon N Moses
Keynes and Today's Establishment in Economic Theory: A View pp. 516-19: G L S Shackle
The Value-Added Tax and the Liberalization of Foreign Trade in Developing Economies: A Comment pp. 520-24: Ronald McKinnon

The Nature of the Savings Function in Developing Countries: A Survey of the Theoretical and Empirical Literature pp. 1-26: Raymond F Mikesell and James E Zinser
The Production of Economic Literature: An Interpretation pp. 27-55: Michael Lovell
The Editor's Comment pp. 56-58: Mark Perlman
Samuelson, Marx, and Their Latest Critics pp. 58-63: Martin Bronfenbrenner
Samuelson's "Reply on Marxian Matters." pp. 64-68: Paul Samuelson
A Comment on J. J. Siegfried's "The Publishing of Economic Papers and Its Impact on Graduate Faculty Ratings, 1960-1969." pp. 68-70: Raymond Battalio, Joe R Hulett and John Kagel
A Reply to the Comment of Professors Battalio, Hulett, and Kagel on "The Publishing of Economic Papers and Its Impact on Graduate Faculty Ratings, 1960-1969." pp. 71-73: John Siegfried

Property Rights and Economic Theory: A Survey of Recent Literature pp. 1137-62: Eirik G Furubotn and Svetozar Pejovich
Thirteen Critical Points in Contemporary Economic Theory: An Interpretation pp. 1163-89: Oskar Morgenstern
Pareto Translated: A Review Article pp. 1190-1201: William Jaffe

The Dollar's Place in the International System: Suggested Criteria for the Appraisal of Emerging Views pp. 735-56: William Fellner
Development Policy: New Thinking About an Interpretation pp. 757-97: Derek T Healey
The Scientific Papers of Tjalling C. Koopmans: A Review Article pp. 798-802: Edmond Malinvaud

A Student's Guide to American Federal Government Statistics pp. 371-97: J E Morton
Theory of the Firm: Past, Present, and Future; An Interpretation pp. 398-412: Richard M Cyert and Charles L Hedrick
Recent Developments in Customs Union Theory: An Interpretive Survey pp. 413-36: Melvyn B Krauss
Two Books on the Theory of Income Distribution: A Review Article pp. 437-53: C E Ferguson and Edward J Nell

Copeland's Moneyflows After Twenty-Five Years: A Survey pp. 1-25: Jacob Cohen
Was Keynes a "Keynesian"? A Review Article pp. 26-35: Herschel Grossman
The Publishing of Economic Papers and Its Impact on Graduate Faculty Ratings, 1960-1969 pp. 31-49: John Siegfried
A Note on "Understanding the Marxian Notion of Exploitation." pp. 50-51: Abba P Lerner
The Economics of Marx: An Ecumenical Reply pp. 51-57: Paul Samuelson
A Note on "The Postwar Literature on Externalities: An Interpretive Essay." pp. 57-59: Worcester, Dean A,
A Reply to Professor Worcester pp. 59-62: E J Mishan