American Journal of Economics and Sociology

1941 - 2025

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Volume 43, issue 4, 1984

The Political Economy of Revolution and Democracy pp. 385-398

Wilber A. Chaffee

Socioeconomic Advance in the Republic of China (Taiwan) pp. 399-412

Charles H. C. Kao and Ben‐Chieh Liu

Objective Information and Social Consensus pp. 413-425

James A. Yunker

A Rich Resource—the Geosynchronous Orbit pp. 425-426

Will Lissner

Proposals to Tax Life Insurance Savings as Personal Income pp. 427-433

C. Lowell Harriss

Complexity and the Meaning of Freedom pp. 435-442

Steven R. Hickerson

Can the Public's Desire for Future Benefits Be Deduced form Their Private Decisions? pp. 443-449

Edward M. Miller

Humanity's Need for Economic Knowledge pp. 449-449

Ludwig von Mises

Solving America's Societal Problems pp. 450-450

John R. Opel

The Constitutionality of a Federal Net Wealth Tax pp. 451-454

Richard W. Lindholm

An Economics Classic and Plutology pp. 455-468

Frank C. Genovese

The System of Land Rights in Nigerian Agriculture pp. 469-480

Don N. Ike

Site Value Taxation on Australia pp. 481-495

Mary E. Edwards

On Modernizing Local Public Finance pp. 497-501

Dick Netzer

Volume 43, issue 3, 1984

Social Efficiency and the Provision of Collective Services pp. 257-268

Howard P Tuckman

The World Citizen pp. 268-268

Ludwig von Mises

Henry George's Theory of State's Agenda: The Origins of His Ideas on Economic Policy in Adam Smith's Moral Theory pp. 269-286

Frank Petrella

Organizational Issues in Worker Ownership pp. 287-299

John W. Murphy

Coping with Catastrophe pp. 299-300

Will Lissner

Competition, Imperfect Competition, and Dynamic Market Processes pp. 301-312

Coldwell Daniel

Public Schools and In‐migration in North Carolina Counties, 1975–80 pp. 313-322

G. Donald Jud

Efforts to Liberalize Agricultural Trade pp. 322-322

W. Allen Wallis

Groundwater and the Land Value Tax pp. 323-332

Bruce Yandle

Some Theoretical coordinates of radical Liberalism pp. 333-339

Peter M. Lictenstein

Brunei's Superior Tax System pp. 340-340

Will Lissner

Libertarianism and Private Property in Land pp. 341-356

Walter Horn

Locke's Contract: would People consent to It? pp. 357-368

John T. Bookman

Old Age Relief Policy Prior to 1900: The trend Toward Restrictiveness pp. 369-384

Jhon B. Willamson

Volume 43, issue 2, 1984

A Centenary Reconsideration of Bellamy's Looking Backward pp. 129-148

Warren Samuels

Development and Agrarian Land Reform in Venezuela's Pioneer Zone: Social Progress Along the Llano‐Andes Border in a Half Century of Political Advance pp. 149-158

Raymond E. Crist

Important Issues and Serious Problems in Flat‐rate Income Taxation pp. 159-162

C. Lowell Harriss

A. R. Prest's Investigation of the Case for Site Value Taxation pp. 163-166

Will Llssner

Land Reform in Kiaochow, China: From 1898 to 1914 the Menace of Disastrous Land Speculation was Averted by Taxation pp. 167-177

Michael Silagi and Susan N. Faulkner

Restriction of Farm Ownership as Rent‐seeking Behavior: Family Farmers Have It Their Way pp. 179-189

David N. Laband

Do Better Wages Reduce Crime? A Research Note pp. 191-195

Samuel L. Myers

A Salute to the Nobel Economics Jury pp. 195-196

Will Lissner

The Promise and Perils of Worker Participation in Management pp. 197-204

Kenneth O. Alexander

Misuses of Statistics: Lessons for Statisticians, Non‐statisticians, Students and Teachers pp. 205-216

Herbert F. Spirer and A. J. Jaffe

Homelessness in Dublin: An Irish Urban Disorder pp. 217-233

Kevin C. Kearns

In Memoriam: Luigi Ligutti pp. 234-234

Will Lissner

On the Validity of Veblen's Criticisms of Economic Orthodoxy: An Analysis of His Positions in the Light of Current Conditions and Economic Thought pp. 235-246

Syamal K. Ghosh

Toward a Constructive Theory for Anti‐poverty Policy pp. 247-256

Brian J. Jones

Volume 43, issue 1, 1984

Incremental vs. Comprehensive Reform of Economic Regulation: Predictable Outcomes and Unintended Consequences pp. 1-17

L. R. Jones and Frederick Thompson

Corporate Governance: A Problem of Hierarchies and Self Interest pp. 19-36

Edward E. Williams and M. Chapman Findlay

Problems in Acquiring Mineral Revenues for Financing Economic Development: A Case Study of Zambia During 1970–78 pp. 37-52

Robert L. Curry

Léon Walras and Social Justice pp. 53-60

Renato Cirillo

Economic Activity and Social Indicators: A Rural‐Urban Discontinuum? pp. 61-74

Charles S. Perry

Is the New England Urban Tax Rate Too High? pp. 75-89

Charles J. Stokes

The Struggle to Dismantle Trade Barriers pp. 89-90

W. Allen Wallis

Complexity and the Meaning of Freedom: The Classical Liberal View pp. 91-101

Steven R. Hickerson

On the Use and Abuse of Thorstein Veblen in Modern American Sociology, II: Daniel Bell and the ‘Utopianizing’ of Veblen's Contribution and Its Integration by Robert Merton and C. W. Mills pp. 103-114

Rick Tilman and J. L. Simich

Why Everyone Should Read George's ‘Progress and Poverty’: On the Classic's Centenary, the Specialists Find This 19th Century Best Seller Still Very Timely pp. 115-121

Frank C. Genovese

The Plight of Refugees pp. 122-122

Edward J. Derwinski

Scientific Journals—Are They ‘Unreadable’? pp. 123-124

Will Lissner

Henry George, His Advocates and Adversaries: Together, Friend and Foe of His American Philosophy Helped to Develop Medern Economic Theory (Review) pp. 125-127

Bruce Yandle