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Volume 11, issue 3, 1992

Moscow's Testing Ground for New Forms of Economic pp. 337-342

Gavriil K. Popov

Western Subsidies and Eastern Reform pp. 343-359

Peter Bauer

Individual Rights, Democracy, and Constitutional Order: On the Foundations of Legitimacy pp. 373-390

Roger Pilon

Liberalism, Marxism, and the State pp. 391-404

Ralph Raico

Privatization Solves All pp. 405-408

Paul Craig Roberts

Property, Markets, and Money pp. 409-433

Peter Bernholz

Glasnost and the Knowledge Problem: Rethinking Economic Democracy pp. 435-455

Don Lavoie

A Free Market Environmental Program pp. 457-475

Fred L, Smith,

Institutions, Ideology, and Economic Performance pp. 477-496

Douglass North

Volume 11, issue 2, 1991

Introduction: From Plan to Market: The Post-Soviel Challenge pp. 175-193

James A. Dorn

Transition to a Market Economy pp. 195-214

Anatoly A. Sobchak

The Minimal Politics of Market Order pp. 215-232

James Buchanan

The Soft Infrastructure of a Market Economy pp. 233-238

William A. Niskanen

The Pursuit of Happiness under Socialism and Capitalism pp. 239-268

Charles Murray

Insulating Economics from Politics: Toward a Constitution of Liberty pp. 277-283

James A. Dorn

Revitalization of Socialism or Restoration of Capitalism? pp. 285-292

Alexander Tsypko

Economic Reform: A Great Bubble or a Faint Chance to Survive? pp. 293-298

Larisa Piyasheva

Transition and the Privatization Problem pp. 299-309

Jan Winiecki

The Law of the Microcosm and the End of Socialism pp. 311-323

George Gilder

Book Review: Capitalism pp. 325-327

Alan Walters

Book Review: Marxism and Worders'Self-Management: The Essential Tension pp. 327-329

Svetozar Pejovich

Book Review: The Economics of Apartheid pp. 329-330

Walter Williams

Volume 11, issue 1, 1991

Government Intervention in Health Care Markets and Health Care Outcomes: Some International Evidence pp. 1-12

Rexford E. Santerre, Stephen G. Grubaugh, and Andrew J. Stollar

The Dismal Fate of Soviet-Type Economies: Mises Was Right pp. 13-25

Gertrude E. Schroeder

The Nondesignability of Living Systems: A Lesson from the Failed Experiments in Socialist Countries pp. 27-46

Jixuan Hu

The First and Second Reich: The Taming of an Industrial-Policy Advocate pp. 47-64

Richard B. McKenzie

The Federal Reserve Chairman as Hero: Our Defense against Monetary Excesses? pp. 65-72

Thomas Havrilesky

Full Privatization of Currency in a Nearly Conventional Money and Banking System pp. 73-88

W. William Woolsey

Welfare Gains from Innovation-Induced Rent Seeking pp. 89-97

Alden F. Abbott and Gordon L. Brady

Privateering and the Private Production of Naval Power pp. 99-122

Gary M. Anderson and Adam Gifford, Jr.

Foreign Profits and the Political Economy of Quotas pp. 123-134

Paul E. Godek

Property Rights and Rent Seeking in South Africa pp. 135-150

John M. Mbaku

Government v. Coase: The Case of Smoking pp. 151-164

Dwight B. Lee

Book Review: Public School Choice: Current Issues/Future Prospects pp. 165-166

John E. Chubb

Book Review: The Political Economy of American Monetary Policy pp. 166-169

Anna Schwartz

Book Review: The Economics of Property Rights: Towards a Theory of Comparative Systems pp. 169-171

Peter Boettke

Book Review: Friedman in China pp. 171-173

Jeffrey Liang

Volume 10, issue 3, 1991

An American Perspective on Europe's Constitutional Opportunity pp. 619-629

James Buchanan

Perestroika and Ruble Convertibility pp. 631-653

Edgar Feige

Ruble Reform: A Lesson from Keynes pp. 655-666

Steve Hanke and Kurt Schuler

The Economics of Regulating Deception pp. 667-690

Paul Rubin

The War on Drugs as Antitrust Regulation pp. 691-701

Gary M. Anderson and Robert Tollison

The First Minimum Wage Laws pp. 715-746

Clifford Thies

The Development of Aggregate Economic Targeting pp. 747-759

Scott Summer

Option Clauses and Bank Suspension pp. 761-773

Kevin Dowd

Antitrust and Regulation: Chicago's Contradictory Views pp. 775-798

Fred S. McChesney

Communications: Free Banking in Scotland: A Dissenting View pp. 799-808

Larry J. Sechrest

Free Banking in Scotland:Reply to A Dissenting View pp. 809-824

Lawrence White

A Solution for the Tenure Problem pp. 835-838

Julian L. Simon

Book Review: The Political Economy of Soviet Socialism: The Formative Years, 1918-1928 pp. 839-841

Gertrude E. Schroeder

Book Review: The New Art of Centeral Banking pp. 841-843

Tyler Cowen

Book Review: The Rationale of Central Banking and the Free Banking pp. 843-844

Kevin Dowd

Book Review: Unfathomed Knowledge, Unmeasured Wealth: On Universities and the Wealthe of Nations pp. 845-848

Leslie Graves

Volume 10, issue 2, 1990

Introduction: Global Monetary Order: 1992 and Beyond pp. 303-305

James A. Dorn

Monetary Policy in an Integrated World Economy pp. 307-314

Manuel H. Johnson

Restructuring Financial Institutions in a Global Economy pp. 315-328

Jerry L. Jordan

International Trends in the Combination of Banking pp. 329-346

Peter J. Ferrara

Banking, Securities, and Commerce: A European Perspective pp. 347-356

Mervyn K. Lewis

The Single European Financial Market pp. 357-361

Pedro Schwartz

The Choice of Currency in a Single European Market pp. 363-387

Pascal Salin

Public Choice Aspects of European Monetary Unification pp. 389-421

Michele Fratianni and Juergen von Hagen

Does Europe Need a Federal Reserve System? pp. 423-453

Kevin Dowd

Some Empirical Findings on Differences between EMS and Non-EMS Regimes: Implications for Currency Blocs pp. 455-483

Allan Meltzer

Institutional Requirements for Stable Money in an Integrated pp. 485-518

Peter Bernholz

A Monetary Constitution for Europe? pp. 519-539

Antonio Martino

Avoiding Monetary Protectionism: The Role of Policy pp. 541-563

W. Lee Hoskins and Owen Humpage

Autonomy and Coordination of Monetary Policy in a Global Economic Order pp. 565-571

Yoshio Suzuki

The Pattern of Economic Policies in LDCs: A Public Choice Explanation pp. 573-601

Daniel Landau

Efficiency Implications of the Sindell—Rexall Rule pp. 603-607

John P. Speir

Book Review: Cross of Gold: Money and the Canadian Business Cycle pp. 609-611

Hugh Rockoff

Book Review: Money: Lectures on the Basis of General Equilibrium Theory and the Economics of Institutions pp. 611-613

Kevin Hoover

Book Review: The Political Economy of James Buchanan pp. 613-615

William Breit

Book Review: Black Hole Tariffs and Endogenous Policy Theory pp. 615-617

Robert Tollison

Volume 10, issue 1, 1990

Introduction: Federalism and the Economic Order pp. 1-15

James A. Dorn

Federalism: The Reasons of Rules pp. 17-38

Peter H. Aranson

A Double Security: Federalism as Competition pp. 39-58

Aaron Wildavsky

The Policy Consequences of Intergovernmental Competition pp. 59-37

Thomas R. Dye

Interstate Tax Competition, Incentives to Collude, and Federal Influences pp. 75-90

Bruce Benson

Tiebout, Taxes, and Economic Growth pp. 91-108

Richard Vedder

Growth Management in Florida: Lessons for the National Economy pp. 109-125

Randall Holcombe

Land Use Regulations Should Preserve Only Vital and Pressing Governmental Interests pp. 127-158

Bernard H. Siegan

A Positive Proposal to Improve Our Schools pp. 159-173

James Gwartney

Labor Law Reform: Lessons from History pp. 175-209

Charles W. Baird

Mobility Barriers and Public Policy pp. 211-221

Martin Ricketts

Mutual Fund Banking: A Market Approach pp. 223-237

Tyler Cowen and Randall Kroszner

The Precarious Nature of Sovereign Lending: Implications for the Brady Plan pp. 239-263

Melanie S. Tammen

Monetary Equilibrium and the Productivity Norm of Price-Level Policy pp. 265-287

George A. Selgin

Why Is Education Publicly Provided? Comment on Loft pp. 289-292

Richard B. Coffman

Why Is Education Publicly Provided? Some Further Thoughts pp. 293-297

John B. Lott, Jr.

Book Review: The Political Economy of the GATT pp. 299-301

William A. Niskanen