The Economists' Voice

2004 - 2022

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Volume 2, issue 5, 2005

Divergent Views on the Coming Dollar Crisis pp. 1-4

DeLong J. Bradford

Volume 2, issue 4, 2005

What Does the Equity Premium Mean? pp. 1-7

Simon Grant and John Quiggin

Should the Government Rebuild New Orleans, Or Just Give Residents Checks? pp. 1-7

Glaeser Edward L

The Economics of Rebuilding Cities: Reflections after Katrina pp. 1-5

Robert Hahn

Does College Still Pay? pp. 1-9

Lisa Barrow and Rouse Cecilia Elena

Volume 2, issue 3, 2005

Progressive Consumption Taxation as a Remedy for the U.S. Savings Shortfall pp. 1-11

Robert Frank

Reform U.S. Capital Gains Taxation à la Canada pp. 1-7

Kesselman Jonathan R.

The Choose-your-Charity Tax: A Way to Incentivize Greater Giving pp. 1-6

Aaron Edlin

Charity, Publicity, and the Donation Registry pp. 1-9

Cooter Robert and Broughman Brian J

Volume 2, issue 2, 2005

Putin, the Oligarchs & the End of Political Liberalization pp. 1-6

Goldman Marshall I

Microsoft's Market Realities: A Letter Commenting on "Going Soft on Microsoft? The EU's Antitrust Case and Remedy" by Ian Ayres and Barry Nalebuff pp. 1-3

Coate Malcolm B. and Fischer Jeffrey H

Neither Borrower nor Lender Be: A Letter commenting on "The Unsustainability of U.S.Trade Deficits" by John Quiggin pp. 1-3

Thomas Grennes

Quiggin Responds to "Neither Borrower nor Lender Be" by Thomas J. Grennes pp. 1-2

John Quiggin

Beyond Traditional Borders: A New Proposal for Federalism pp. 1-7

Bruno Frey

When Economists Dream, They Dream of Clear Skies pp. 1-11

Gayer Ted, Horowitz John and John List

Going Soft on Microsoft? The EU's Antitrust Case and Remedy pp. 1-12

Ayres Ian and Nalebuff Barry

Privatizing Gay Rights with Non-discrimination Promises Instead of Policies pp. 1-10

Ayres Ian and Brown Jennifer Gerarda

The Precautionary Principle as a Basis for Decision Making pp. 1-10

Cass Sunstein

The Profile of An Election, 2004: Outcomes and Fundamentals pp. 1-13

William Nordhaus

Cutting the Safety Net, One Strand at a Time pp. 1-8

Janet Currie

Volume 2, issue 1, 2005

Why the Annuity Feature of Social Security is Valuable and Why Despite the Annuity Feature African-Americans Do Not Fare Badly: a Letter Commenting on "The Virtues of Personal Accounts for Social Security" by Edward P. Lazear pp. 1-3

Needleman Jack

The Constitutional Protections for the Social Security Trust Fund: a Letter Commenting on "Confusions about Social Security" by Paul Krugman pp. 1-3

Kaiser David

Lazear Responds to "Why the Annuity of Social Security is Valuable and Why Despite the Annuity Feature African-Americans Do Not Fare Badly," by Jack Needleman pp. 1-2

Edward Lazear

Mankiw vs. Board of Trustees: A Letter Commenting on "The Economic Agenda" by N. Gregory Mankiw pp. 1-2

Chyla Jiri

The Editors respond to "Mankiw vs. Board of Trustees" by Chyla pp. 1-2

DeLong James B. and Aaron Edlin

Securing Social Security for the Future pp. 1-7

Joseph Stiglitz

Confusions about Social Security pp. 1-11

Paul Krugman

Straight Talk on Social Security Reform pp. 1-11

Boskin Michael J

Could Social Security Go Broke? pp. 1-4

Bergmann Barbara R.

Radical Social Security Reform Is Not Needed: a Letter Commenting on "The Economic Agenda" by N. Gregory Mankiw pp. 1-4

Manuel Agosin

Test Drive Suggests Bush's "Ownership Society" May Be a Lemon pp. 1-10

Alicia Munnell

Life-Cycle Portfolios as Government Policy pp. 1-9

Robert Shiller

Saving Social Security: The Diamond-Orszag Plan pp. 1-9

Peter Diamond and Peter Orszag

The Virtues of Personal Accounts for Social Security pp. 1-8

Edward Lazear

Volume 1, issue 3, 2004

The Economic Agenda pp. 1-7

N. Gregory Mankiw

The Unsustainability of U.S. Trade Deficits pp. 1-13

John Quiggin

Government Deficits and The Deindustrialization of America pp. 1-8

Ronald McKinnon

Volume 1, issue 2, 2004

Posner responds to "Why Mickey Mouse is Not Subject to Congestion," by Michele Boldrin and David Levine pp. 1-2

Posner Richard A.

Why Mickey Mouse is Not Subject to Congestion: A Letter on 'Eldred and Fair Use' pp. 1-3

Michele Boldrin and David Levine

The Real Lesson of Enron's Implosion: Market Makers Are In the Trust Business pp. 1-10

Randolph McAfee

Economic Illiteracy on the Campaign Trail pp. 1-10

Boskin Michael J.

Sense and Nonsense About Federal Deficits and Debt pp. 1-14

Boskin Michael J

Experimental Political Betting Markets and the 2004 Election pp. 1-8

Justin Wolfers and Eric Zitzewitz

Election 2004: Fiction vs. Reality pp. 1-8

George Akerlof

The Budget Outlook: Projections and Implications pp. 1-8

William Gale and Peter Orszag

Volume 1, issue 1, 2004

Clinton and Bush's Report Cards on Crime Reduction: The Data Show Bush Policies Are Undermining Clinton Gains pp. 1-10

John Donohue

Should We Still Support Untrammelled International Capital Mobility? Or are Capital Controls Less Evil than We Once Believed? pp. 1-9

DeLong J. Bradford

The Parties' Flip-Flops on Deficit Spending: Economics or Politics? pp. 1-7

Joseph Stiglitz

Eldred and Fair Use pp. 1-7

Posner Richard A.