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Volume 4, issue 6, 2007

Financial Hypocrisy pp. 3

Joseph Stiglitz

Why Liberals Should Enthusiastically Support Social Security Personal Accounts pp. 4

Magin Konstantin

Volume 4, issue 5, 2007

Letter: Why Urgent Emissions Reductions are Needed pp. 2

Steffen Kallbekken and Torben Mideksa

Time to Change U.S. Climate Policy pp. 3

Robert Hahn and Passell Peter

A Christmas Warning pp. 4

Aaron Edlin

Give Freakonomics a Chance pp. 5

Ayres Ian

Volume 4, issue 4, 2007

Letter: Why Not Just Ask the Dolphins? pp. 2

Kendall Todd D

Reply to Kendall: Asking v. Story-Spinning pp. 2

Barbara Bergmann

Letter: Observation-Based Analysis and Industry Studies pp. 2

Giarratani Frank

Letter: What Underlies the Inequality of "Garrison America"? pp. 2

Green Harlan

The Fed's Real Job pp. 3

Telser Lester G

Do Voluntary Carbon Offsets Work? pp. 4

Joshua Gans

Reforming the IMF pp. 5

John Morgan

The Gender Pay Gap pp. 6

Francine Blau and Lawrence Kahn

Volume 4, issue 3, 2007

Letter: The Other Problems with the Stern Report pp. 2

Hannesson Rognvaldur

Global Climate Change: A Challenge to Policy pp. 5

Kenneth Arrow

Climate Change: The Uncertainties, the Certainties and What They Imply About Action pp. 5

Thomas Schelling

A Meaningful Second Commitment Period for the Kyoto Protocol pp. 6

Olmstead Sheila M and Robert Stavins

California's Bold New Climate Policy pp. 6

Goulder Lawrence H

Proposal for a New Climate Change Treaty System pp. 6

Barrett Scott

Volume 4, issue 2, 2007

Letter: Why Are Economists So Unscientific? pp. 2

Heigham David

Letter: Observation, Theory-Building, and Theory-Testing pp. 2

Adrian Tschoegl

The President's New Executive Order on Regulation pp. 4

Robert Hahn and Robert Litan

Needed: A New Empiricism pp. 4

Barbara Bergmann

Curing Spam: Rights, Signals & Screens pp. 4

W. Van Alstyne Marshall

Garrison America pp. 7

Bowles Samuel and Arjun Jayadev

Volume 4, issue 1, 2007

Housing Collapse? Bring It On! pp. 3

Aaron Edlin

Dirty Money: What the Underworld Understands that Economists Do Not pp. 3

Baker Raymond W. and Nordin Jennifer

The Case for Public Funding and Public Oversight of Clinical Trials pp. 4

Tracy Lewis, Reichman Jerome H. and So Anthony D.

Deconstructing the China Price pp. 4

Peter Navarro

Is a Recession Ahead? The Models Say Yes, but the Mind Says No pp. 5

Edward Leamer

Volume 3, issue 9, 2006

Letter: Current Insurance Pricing Unduly Limits Car Ownership pp. 2

Butler Patrick

Letter: Is Professor Quigley Too Cynical? pp. 2

Pope-Handy Mary E

Letter: Pay-As-You-Drive Is More Apt to Reduce Accidents than Global Warming pp. 3

Nagelhout Peter R

If Voters Won't Go for Taxing Oil to Conserve Energy, How Do We Do It? pp. 5

Aaron Edlin

Do Economists Agree on Anything? Yes! pp. 6

Whaples Robert

Freak-Freakonomics pp. 6

Ariel Rubinstein

Letter: Replacing Payroll with Sales Taxes Shifts Risks from Firms to Governments pp. 12

Pope Robin E

Volume 3, issue 8, 2006

Letter: What Will Stiglitz's Global Warming Remedy Really Cost? pp. 2

Saunders Harry D.

Letter: On Valuing Ecosystem Services pp. 2

Wills-Johnson Nick

Letter: Informed Investors Have Limited Ability to Push Prices to Efficiency pp. 2

Serlin Richard H.

The Discretion of Judges and Corporate Executives: An Insider's View of the Disney Case pp. 3

John Donohue

American Inequality: From IT Bust to Big Government Boom pp. 4

Galbraith James K. and Hale J. Travis

Advance Disclosure of Managers' Stock Trades: A Proposal to Improve Executive Compensation pp. 4

Fried Jesse

Why We Can Do Better than New Source Review pp. 5

Hsu Shi-Ling

Volume 3, issue 7, 2006

Letter: How High Is the Top Tax Rate on U.S. Capital Gains? pp. 2

Henning Bohn

Letter: Believe It or Not, What We Need Now Are Higher Gas Prices pp. 2

Casey James F

A New Agenda for Global Warming pp. 4

Joseph Stiglitz

How to Deal with Terrorism pp. 4

Bruno Frey

Contrary to Robert Shiller's Predictions, Stock Market Investors Made Much Money in the Past Decade: What Does This Tell Us? pp. 5

DeLong J. Bradford and Magin Konstantin

What To Do about Fannie and Freddie? pp. 5

Glaeser Edward L and Jaffee Dwight M

Volume 3, issue 6, 2006

Reply: The Death Penalty Once More pp. 2

Paul Rubin

Reply: Transfers vs. Economic Costs in the Iraq War pp. 2

Joseph Stiglitz

Are Economists Smarter? pp. 2

Laurence Kotlikoff

Letter: Consider the Consumer Side of the Market for Catastrophe Insurance pp. 2

Helfand Gloria E.

Toying with Death and Taxes: Some Lessons from Down Under pp. 3

Joshua Gans and Andrew Leigh

The (Legal) Pains of Vioxx: Why Product Liability Can Make Products More Dangerous pp. 4

Ben-Shahar Omri

Grading the President's Tax Reform Panel's Plan pp. 5

Laurence Kotlikoff

Taxes on Investment Income Remain Too High and Lead to Multiple Distortions pp. 6

Martin Feldstein

The Economics of Net Neutrality pp. 7

Robert Hahn and Wallsten Scott

Volume 3, issue 5, 2006

Reply to Donohue and Wolfers on the Death Penalty and Deterrence pp. 3

Paul Rubin

Letter: A Reply to Rubin on the Death Penalty pp. 3

John Donohue and Justin Wolfers

Froth in the Silicon Valley Housing Market? pp. 4

John Quigley

The Death Penalty: No Evidence for Deterrence pp. 6

John Donohue and Justin Wolfers

China's New Exchange Rate Policy: Will China Follow Japan into a Liquidity Trap? pp. 7

Ronald McKinnon

Should Governments Provide Catastrophe Insurance? pp. 8

Jaffee Dwight M and Thomas Russell

Volume 3, issue 4, 2006

Letter: Transfer Payments vs. Economic Costs in the Iraq War pp. 1

D'Amato Anthony

Letter: Must Homeowners Lose Wealth When House Prices Fall? pp. 1

Eric Rasmusen

Letter: Has Becker Put Economics in the Electric Chair? pp. 2

Geraint Johnes

Letter: The Costs to the Iraqi People May Become Costs to the United States pp. 2

John Foster

The Menace of an Unchecked Housing Bubble pp. 5

Baker Dean

Was Welfare Reform Successful? pp. 5

Rebecca Blank

The Many Definitions of Social Security Privatization pp. 5

Don Fullerton and Michael Geruso

Long-Term Perspectives on the Current Boom in Home Prices pp. 11

Robert Shiller

Volume 3, issue 3, 2006

The Economics of Capital Punishment pp. 3

Richard Posner

The High Cost of the Iraq War pp. 3

Joseph Stiglitz

On the Economics of Capital Punishment pp. 4

Gary Becker

U.S. Offshoring: Small Steps to Make It Win-Win pp. 5

Farrell Diana

Advance Market Commitments: A Policy to Stimulate Investment in Vaccines for Neglected Diseases pp. 6

Owen Barder, Michael Kremer and Heidi Williams

Valuing Ecosystem Services pp. 6

Edward Barbier and Geoffrey Heal

Volume 3, issue 2, 2006

The Coming Dollar Decline: A Letter Commenting on "Divergent Views on the Coming Dollar Crisis" by J. Bradford Delong pp. 1

Khanna Arun

Economic Crisis or Global Malaise in 2006? pp. 3

Joseph Stiglitz

The Economic Cost of the Iraq War pp. 4

Wallsten Scott

Skills, Ownership, and Economic Security pp. 6

Ben Bernanke

Averting America's Bankruptcy with a New New Deal pp. 7

Laurence Kotlikoff

Volume 3, issue 1, 2005

The Tax Reform Panel's Report: Mission Accomplished? pp. 4

Alan Auerbach

Letter: Comment on the Economics of Network Neutrality pp. 4

Eric Ralph

Tax Reform: Time For a Plan C? pp. 5

Graetz Michael J.

The Estate Tax Compromise pp. 6

Rakowski Eric

Reforming Taxes to Promote Economic Growth pp. 7

Edward Lazear and James Poterba

A Broader Perspective on the Tax Reform Debate pp. 8

Boskin Michael J

The Tax Reform Proposals: Some Good Ideas, but Show Me the Money pp. 8

Burman Leonard E and William Gale