Economic Inquiry

1970 - 2025

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ROOFS OR STARS: THE STATED INTENTS AND ACTUAL EFFECTS OF A RENTS ORDINANCE pp. 1-21: Steven N. S. Cheung
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF CONSUMER DEMAND BEHAVIOR USING LABORATORY ANIMALS* pp. 22-38: John Kagel, Raymond Battalio, Howard Rachlin, Leonard Green, Robert L. Basmann and W. R. Klemm
SOME MORE KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS pp. 39-54: M. L. Burstein
IMPOSED HEALTH INSURANCE IN MONOPOLISTIC MARKETS: A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS pp. 55-70: Harry Frech and Paul B. Ginsburg
BUFFER STOCKS, AGGREGATE ACTIVITY, AND ECONOMIC POLICY pp. 71-80: Maurice Levi
TESTING A LIFE‐CYCLE HYPOTHESIS OF THE BALANCE‐OF‐PAYMENTS EFFECTS OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS pp. 81-98: Martin Prachowny and J. David Richardson
GRADUATE EDUCATION AND PRIVATE RATES OF RETURN: A REVIEW OF THEORY AND EMPIRICISM pp. 99-118: J. M. Campbell and Thomas D. Curtis
DISEQUILIBRIUM STATIC ANALYSIS: A COMMENT pp. 119-121: Michael Nienhaus and J. B. H. Wile
RATES OF PUBLICATION PER FACULTY MEMBER IN FORTY‐FIVE “RATED” ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS* pp. 122-123: James C. Miller and Robert Tollison
THE PROFIT VARIABILITY EFFECTS OF THE MANAGERIAL ENTERPRISE: COMMENT pp. 124-126: Kenneth J. Boudreaux
A FURTHER ANALYSIS OF PROFIT VARIABILITY AND MANAGERIALISM pp. 127-130: John Palmer

A GENERAL CONSUMPTION TECHNOLOGY IN NEW DEMAND THEORY pp. 243-259: Victor E. Smith and Anthony Y. C. Koo
EXTERNALITIES, LIABILITY AND THE COASE THEOREM:A MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS pp. 260-269: Adam Gifford and Courtenay C. Stone
PREFERENCE ORDERINGS AS DETERMINANTS OF THE LABOR FORCE BEHAVIOR OF MARRIED WOMEN pp. 270-284: Arthur Kraft
MONEY, EXCHANGE AND GROWTH pp. 285-301: Joel Fried
UNCERTAINTY, EXCHANGE RISK, AND THE LEVEL OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE pp. 302-313: Peter B. Clark
THE CASE FOR FREELY FLUCTUATING EXCHANGE RATES:SOME EVIDENCE pp. 314-326: John E. Pippenger
LIFE AMONG THE ECON pp. 327-337: Axel Leijonhufvud
INTERINDUSTRY PROFITABILITY UNDER UNCERTAINTY pp. 338-349: Robert H. Litzenberger and O. Maurice Joy
PROBLEMS IN ESTIMATING MULTIPRODUCT COST FUNCTIONS:AN APPLICATION TO HOSPITALS pp. 350-363: Maw Lin Lee and Richard L. Wallace
AN ALTERNATIVE VIEW OF THE RETURNS TO BURGLARY pp. 364-367: Gregory C. Krohm
THE RETURNS TO BURGLARY:AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE ALTERNATIVE pp. 368-370: Michael Sesnowitz
A SEQUENTIAL DECISION MODEL OF BARGAINING:COMMENT pp. 371-374: M. J. Dl Noto
MANPOWER IMBALANCES IN THAILAND:A COMMENT pp. 375-379: Warren C. Robinson and Lamduan Pawakaranond

SOME ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF ANTICIPATING TECHNICAL ADVANCE pp. 123-138: Morton I. Kamien and Nancy L. Schwartz
OPTIMALITY CONDITIONS IN CERTAIN MODELS WITH INTERTEMPORALLY DEPENDENT TASTES pp. 139-155: D. Glycopantis
THE RELATIVE QUALITY OF ECONOMICS JOURNALS: A SUGGESTED RATING SYSTEM pp. 156-169: William J. Moore
DISCRIMINATION IN THE INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY pp. 170-181: Lawrence H. Officer
ON ORGANIZED MARKETS UNDER UNCERTAINTY pp. 182-192: Norman P. Obst
A CORRECTION: ON THE GENEOLOGY OF THE SO‐CALLED EDGEWORTH‐BOWLEY DIAGRAM pp. 193-197: Vincent J. Tarascio
ACHIEVEMENT, COSTS, AND THE DEMAND FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION pp. 198-219: Byron W. Brown
THEORETICAL EFFICIENCY IN POLLUTION CONTROL: FURTHER COMMENT pp. 220-221: Donald C. Shoup

COSTS OF ADJUSTMENT AND THE FLEXIBLE ACCELERATOR pp. 24-36: Hyman Joseph
A STOCK‐FLOW MODEL OF MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION: THE SHORT‐RUN CASE pp. 37-46: Eirik G. Furubotn
THE INTERACTION OF ADJUSTMENT AND GOLD‐CONVERSION POLICIES IN A RESERVE‐CURRENCY SYSTEM pp. 47-60: Lawrence H. Officer and Thomas D. Willett
TRADE CREATION IN THE CENTRAL AMERICAN COMMON MARKET pp. 61-69: W. T. Wilford
GOOD CONSUMPTION PROGRAMS AND THE GOLDEN RULE pp. 70-72: Thomas J. Finn
NONDOGMATIC CONJECTURES IN A COURNOT MARKET pp. 73-85: Ira Horowitz
ASYMMETRY, BARRIERS TO ENTRY AND RATES OF RETURN IN TWENTY‐SIX CONCENTRATED INDUSTRIES, 1948 TO 1957 pp. 86-89: H. Michael Mann