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Volume 5, issue 3, 1986

Reforming the Monetary Regime pp. 675-684

James A. Dorn

Monetary Control and the Political Business Cycle pp. 685-707

William Poole

Deficits, Interest Rates, and Monetary Policy pp. 709-731

Karl Brunner

Monetary Policy as a Fiscal Instrument pp. 733-741

Jerry L. Jordan

Institutional Evolution of Federal Reserve Hegemony pp. 743-769

Richard H. Timberlake

Inherent Conflicts of U.S. Monetary Policymaking pp. 771-776

Lawrence K. Roos

Howthe Fed Crowded Out Reagan's Economic Policy pp. 777-785

Paul Craig Roberts

A Proposal to Clarify the Fed's Policy Mandate pp. 787-795

Robert P. Black

A Congressional Mandate for Monetary Policy pp. 797-824

Robert L. Hetzel

Stabilizing the Dollar in a Global Economy pp. 825-848

Marc A. Miles

The Knowledge Problem under Alternative Monetary Regimes pp. 849-876

William Butos

Inherent Instability in Banking: The Free Banking Experience pp. 877-890

Arthur J. Rolnick and Warren Weber

Historical Insights into the Deregulation of Money and Banking pp. 899-910

Donald R. Wells and L. S. Scruggs

Monetary Control: The Swiss Experience pp. 911-926

Ulrich Kohli and Georg Rich

Currency Competition versus Governmental Money Monopolies pp. 927-947

Roland Vaubel

Rational Optimizing, Monetary Theory, and Welfare pp. 949-955

William Walter Brown and Gary J. Santoni

Book Review: Financial Reform in the 1980s pp. 957-959

Catherine England

Book Review: Inside the Fed: Making Monetary Policy pp. 959-962

Gillian Garcia

Book Review: Competition Policy and Professions pp. 962-965

Simon Rottenberg

Volume 5, issue 2, 1985

Introduction: The Principles and Politics of Tax Reform pp. 361-383

James A. Dorn

Normative and Positive Foundations of Tax Reform pp. 385-406

Richard E. Wagner

Is the Flat Tax a Radical Idea? pp. 407-436

James Gwartney and James Long

Semantics of the Flat Rate Tax and Tax Reform pp. 437-453

Joseph J. Minarik

The Economics and Politics of Tax Reform pp. 455-464

Richard Gephardt

The Route to a Progressive Flat Tax pp. 465-480

Robert Hall and Alvin Rabushka

A Fair, Simple, and Pro-Growth Tax Reform pp. 481-498

Jack Kemp

President Reagan's Modified Flat Tax: Analysis and Comparison pp. 499-520

Manuel H. Johnson

The Flat Tax, Negative Tax, and VAT: Gaining Progressivity and Revenue pp. 521-542

Ray E. Canterbery and Eric W. Cook

Some International Comparisons of Supply-Side Tax Policy pp. 543-569

Alan Reynolds

Federal Tax Reform: Lessons from the States pp. 571-596

Richard Vedder

Impact of Federal Tax Reform on State-Local Finances pp. 597-612

Thomas R. Dye

Public Choice Perspectives on the Flat Tax Follies pp. 613-628

Thomas S. McCaleb

Why Not a True Flat Rate Tax? pp. 629-656

Edgar Browning and Jacquelene M. Browning

Abolishing the Postal Monopoly: A Comment pp. 657-661

Douglas K. Adie

Book Review: Privatizing Federal Spending: A Strategy to Reduce the Deficit pp. 663-665

E. S. Savas

Book Review: Blueprints for Basic Tax Reform, 2d ed pp. 665-667

John B. Egger

Book Review: Theology, Third World Development and Economic Justice pp. 668-670

Robert A. Rogowsky

Book Review: Deregulating the Airlines pp. 671-674

Con Hitchcock

Volume 5, issue 1, 1985

Have Antipoverty Programs Increased Poverty? pp. 1-16

James Gwartney and Thomas S. MeCaleb

The Politics of Poverty and the Poverty of Politics pp. 17-35

Dwight R. Lee

The Poverty of Nations pp. 37-49

Karl Brunner

Property Rights, Land Reform, and Economic Well-Being pp. 51-66

Arevalo Victor

Resources, People, and the Neomalthusian Fallacy pp. 67-102

David Osterfeld

A Public Choice View of the Minimum Wage pp. 103-131

Thomas Rustici

In Defense of the Invisible Hand pp. 133-148

Norman P. Barry

End the Postal Monopoly pp. 149-155

James C. Miller

Is Social Security Politically Untouchable? pp. 157-175

Loren E. Lomasky

The Safety and Efficacy of New Drug Approval pp. 177-201

Dale H. Gieringer

Labor Law and the First Amendment pp. 203-218

Charles W. Baird

Deregulating Urban Transportation pp. 219-238

Robert Cervero

Job Protection in Urban Mass Transit pp. 239-258

Simon Rottenberg

Rights, Contract, and Utility in Policy Espousal pp. 259-294

Leland B. Yeager

Life in the Gulag: A Property Rights Perspective pp. 295-304

Gary M. Anderson and Robert Tollison

State Education: Have Economists Made a Case? pp. 305-323

Jack High

Privatization: A Strategy to Cut the Budget pp. 325-335

Stuart Butler

The National Budget Referendum: Proceed with Caution pp. 337-350

Bruce R. Bolnick

Book Review: Political Economy and Freedom pp. 351-353

G. Warren Nutter

Book Review: Power and Privilege: Labor Unions in America pp. 353-357

Thomas J. DiLorenzo

Book Review: The Theory of Public Choice II pp. 357-359

Reviewed by Marilyn R. Flowers