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Carbon Tax: The French Connection pp. 4: Eloi Laurent
Should the Regulator or the Market Decide When to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions? pp. 7: Friedman Lee S. and Deason Jeff

Comment on Brad Delong: Tell the Whole Story pp. 2: Wilson Sven E
Comment on Samuelson: Broad Public Access is Worth Some Risk pp. 2: Paul Courant
Comment on Richardson: The Truth about Redistribution pp. 2: Hendricks Wallace
The Allocation of Permits in U.S. Climate Change Legislation pp. 5: Don Fullerton and Karney Daniel H
ARMs, Not Subprimes, Caused the Mortgage Crisis pp. 5: Stan Liebowitz
The Economics of Carbon Capture pp. 5: Islegen Ozge and Reichelstein Stefan J

A Recipe for Ratings Reform pp. 4: Charles Calomiris
Financial Regulatory Reform: The Politics of Denial pp. 5: Richard Posner
Government Guarantees: Why the Genie Needs to Be Put Back in the Bottle pp. 5: Richardson Matthew and Viral Acharya
How Little We Know pp. 5: Roberts Russell
Finding the Sweet Spot for Effective Regulation pp. 5: Hubbard R. Glenn
Should Banker Pay Be Regulated? pp. 5: Steven Kaplan
Whither Financial Reform? pp. 5: Robert Litan
Fixing Bankers' Pay pp. 7: Lucian Bebchuk

Comment on Edlin and Jaffee: From Banking Crisis to Currency Crisis pp. 1: John Thornton
Where Is Internet Policy Really Headed? pp. 3: Robert Hahn
Obama's Gamble: Doubling Down on a Flawed Insurance Model pp. 4: Cogan John, Kessler Daniel and Hubbard R. Glenn
Is Macroeconomics Off Track? pp. 4: Casey Mulligan
The Truth about Redistribution: Republicans Receive, Democrats Disburse pp. 5: Gary Richardson
The Google Book Settlement: Real Magic or a Trick pp. 6: Samuelson Pamela

Comment on John Thanassoulis: Now is the Right Time to Regulate Bankers' Pay pp. 2: Carmel Jonathan
Comment on Jamus Jerome Lim: Markets Can Cure Spam Zombies pp. 2: Marshall Van Alstyne and Zatko Sarah
Comment on Edlin and Phelps: A Better Employer Wage Subsidy pp. 2: Timothy Bartik
Comment on Edlin and Jaffee: Back to Basics pp. 3: Stephen Miller
The NFL Should Auction Possession in Overtime Games pp. 4: Yeon-Koo Che and Hendershott Terrence
The Fundamental Nature of Recessions: A Contracting and Restructuring Perspective pp. 4: Cornell Bradford
The Stakes in the Google Book Search Settlement pp. 6: Paul Courant

The Long Pedigree of Interventionism pp. 2: Delong J. Bradford
Comment on Ronen Avraham: Private and Competitive Regulation of Medicine pp. 2: Carmel Jonathan
Reply to Jonathan Carmel's Comment on Ronen Avraham: Private and Competitive Regulation of Medicine pp. 2: Avraham Ronen
GDP Fetishism pp. 3: Joseph Stiglitz
Is CARS a Clunker? pp. 4: Burton Abrams and George Parsons
Private and Competitive Regulation of Medicine pp. 5: Avraham Ronen

Toxic Tests pp. 2: Lucian Bebchuk
Unlearned Lessons from the Housing Bubble pp. 2: Robert Shiller
How to Measure the Effectiveness of U.S. Merger Policy pp. 4: Dennis Carlton
Changing Social Ethos is the Key pp. 4: John Roemer
Avoiding the Next Crisis pp. 5: Ravi Jagannathan and Boyd John
Après Bush, Le Déluge? pp. 7: Alan Auerbach and William Gale

Measuring the Effectiveness of the Broadband Stimulus Plan pp. 3: Wallsten Scott J.
Preventing Children's Tobacco Consumption pp. 3: Adams Michael
America's Socialism for the Rich pp. 3: Joseph Stiglitz
Life Boats for the Banks--Let the Holding Companies Swim pp. 4: Cragg Michael and Oldfield George
Expanding Housing Demand Efficiently and Equitably pp. 4: Robert Lerman
Why U.S. Financial Markets Need a Public Credit Rating Agency pp. 4: Diomande M. Ahmed, Heintz James S. and Pollin Robert N.

Comment on Edlin and Jaffee: Show Me the General Theory pp. 1: Dirk Ehnts
Spring Is Here, but Contain Your Excitement pp. 2: Joseph Stiglitz
Comment on Sumner, Edlin, and Dasgupta: Quantitative Lending Directives are Needed pp. 3: Pope Robin E.
Now Is the Right Time to Regulate Bankers' Pay pp. 4: John Thanassoulis
The Elephant in the Room: Coping with the Long-Term Problem of Medicare Costs pp. 5: Rettenmaier Andrew J and Saving Thomas R
Getting Serious about Job Creation: Part I pp. 5: Aaron Edlin and Edmund Phelps

Letter: Robert J. Barro's "Voodoo Multipliers" Misunderstands Keynes pp. 2: Hill Greg
Letter: Notes on Keynes and a Reply to Greg Hill pp. 2: Robert Barro
Comment on John Quigley: Wrong Incentives in the Mortgage Industry and a Solution pp. 2: Montalvo José G
Comment on Robert Barro: The Little Learned of Multipliers from 1943-44 pp. 2: Maisel Sherman J
Comment on Luigi Zingales: Why not Consider Maximum Reserve Ratios? pp. 2: Swapan Dasgupta
Comment on Brad Delong: Can We Generate Controlled Reflation in a Liquidity Trap? pp. 2: Scott Sumner
Show Me The Money pp. 5: Aaron Edlin and Jaffee Dwight M.
Adaptive Partial Drug Approval: A Health Policy Proposal pp. 5: Charles Manski
Bankruptcy is Best to Save GM pp. 6: Rauh Joshua and Luigi Zingales

And a Little Child Shall Lead Them--Economic Recovery in 3 Easy Steps pp. 2: W. Barnett
Letter: Are Stocks the Best Investment for the Long Run? pp. 2: Zvi Bodie
Letter: Regarding Voting for Charity's Sake pp. 2: Lea-Rachel Kosnik
Letter: Reinstating the Rational Voter pp. 2: Jamus Lim
Letter: Is There Research Economist Support for the Stimulus Bill? pp. 2: Eric Rasmusen
Letter: Comment on Glaeser and Gyourko pp. 2: Lok Ho
Making Sense of the Aggregator Bank pp. 4: Ausubel Lawrence M and Peter Cramton
In Praise of More Primitive Finance pp. 8: Bhidé Amar

Only Four Ways Out pp. 2: Delong Brad
No Substitute for the "P" Word in Financial Rescue pp. 3: Ausubel Lawrence M and Peter Cramton
Abundant but Neglected: Awards as Incentives pp. 4: Bruno Frey and Susanne Neckermann
Demand Side Voodoo Economics pp. 4: Robert Barro
Yes We Can, Secretary Geithner pp. 5: Luigi Zingales
Should the Randomistas Rule? pp. 5: Martin Ravallion

Letter: Comment on Dolan and Recent Fed Policy pp. 2: Scott Sumner
Letter: Is Delong Having his Cake and Eating it Too? pp. 2: Schreiner Brian
Dogville or an Illustration of Some Properties of General Equilibrium pp. 3: Heike Harmgart and Steffen Huck
Is Trillion the New Billion? pp. 4: Robert Hahn and Passell Peter
Eurozone: The High Cost of Complacency pp. 4: Eloi Laurent
A Statement on the Appropriate Role for Research and Development in Climate Policy pp. 4: Kenneth Arrow, Cohen Linda, Paul David, Robert Hahn, Charles Kolstad, Lee Lane, Montgomery W. David, Richard Nelson, Roger Noll and Smith Anne E.