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Volume 4, issue 3, 1985

Introduction: Economic Liberties and the Judiciary pp. 661-689

James A. Dorn

Economic Liberties and the Constitution: Protection at the State Level pp. 689-702

Bernard H. Siegan

Economic Affairs as Human Affairs pp. 703-709

Antonin Scalia

Judicial Review: Reckoning on Two Kinds of Error pp. 711-718

Richard A. Epstein

Judicial Control of the Politcal Branches: Public Purpose and Public Law pp. 719-782

Peter H. Aranson

A Property Rights Approach to Judicial Decision Making pp. 783-811

Wesley J. Liebeler

Legislative Activism, Judicial Activism, and the Decline of Private Sovereignty pp. 813-833

Roger Pilon

Public Use: A Vanishing Limitation on Governmental Takings pp. 835-851

Ellen Frankel Paul

Judicial Pragmactivism: A Definition pp. 853-864

Randy E. Barnett

Rules Versus Cost-Benefit Analysis in the Common Law pp. 865-896

Mario Rizzo

The FTC and Voluntary Standards: Maximizing the Net Benefits of Self-Regulation pp. 897-903

James C. Miller

Public Choice and Antitrust pp. 905-931

Robert Tollison

Insider Trading and Property Rights in New Information pp. 933-957

Henry C. Manne

Mistaken Judicial Activism: Proposed Constraints on Creditor Remedies pp. 959-980

Simon Rottenberg

Volume 4, issue 2, 1984

Introduction: Planning America, Government or the Market? pp. 365-380

James A. Dorn

A "Supply-Side" Industrial Policy pp. 381-386

William A. Niskanen

U.S. Economic Policy and Productivity Growth pp. 387-406

John W. Kendrick

Economic Planning and the knowledge Problem pp. 407-425

Israel M. Kirzner

The Incentive to Innovate Under Alternative Property Rights pp. 427-455

Steve Pejovich

Two Varieties of Industrial Policy: A Critique pp. 457-484

Don Lavole

Industrial Policy in Hungary: Lessons for AmerIca pp. 485-520

Josef Brada

Japanese Economic Success: Industrial Policy or Free Market? pp. 521-548

Katsuro Sakoh

The Constitutional Chaos of Industrial Policy pp. 549-586

Edwin Vieira, Jr.

The Political Economy of National Industrial Policy pp. 587-607

Thomas J. Dilorenzo

Breaking the Barriers to the U.S. Economic Growth pp. 609-624

John M. Albertine

Is Industrial Innovation Destroying Jobs pp. 625-650

Bruce Bartlett

The Case Against "Industrial Policy" pp. 651-660

James C. Miller

Volume 4, issue 1, 1984

In Memory of Robert E. Weintraub pp. 1-19

David I. Meiselman

International Debt: Crisis and Challenge pp. 21-61

Robert E. Weintraub

World Debt and Monetary Order: Learning from the Past pp. 71-80

James B. Burnham

U.S. Macroeconomic Policy and Third World Debt pp. 81-103

Michael Mussa

Regulatory Aspects of the World Debt Problem pp. 105-129

A. James Meigs

Restoring Credibility to International Lending pp. 131-146

Jerry L. Jordan

The Political Economy of International Lending pp. 147-184

Paul De Grauwe and Michele Fratianni

Safety-Net Mechanisms: The Case of International Lending pp. 185-209

Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr. and Eugenie D. Shor

The Politics of IMF Lending pp. 211-247

Fred L. Smith, Jr.

International Debt, Bank Failures, and the Money Supply: The Thirties and the Eighties pp. 249-274

Roland Vaubel

The Lender of Last Resort; A Historical Perspective pp. 275-321

Thomas H. Humphrey and Robert E. Keleher

The Impoverishing Effects of Foreign Aid pp. 323-342

Manuel F. Ayau

Country Debt Problems: The Brazilian Case pp. 343-353

Carlos Geraldo Langoni

Economic Policy for a Stable World Order pp. 355-364

Jan Tumlir

Volume 3, issue 3, 1983

International Trade and National Prosperity pp. 623-644

Charles P. Kindleberger

Realism and Free-Trade Policy pp. 645-672

Leland B. Ycager and David C. Tuerek

Protectionism, the Welfare State and the Third World pp. 673-678

Melvyn Krauss

U.S. Trade Policy: History and Evidence pp. 679-703

Arevalo Victor

Do Trade Deficits Matter? pp. 705-716

Paul Heyne

U.S. Trade Policy and National Security pp. 717-741

Thomas D. Willett and Mehrdad Jalalighajar

The Political Economy of Trade Policy pp. 743-755

Joseph Finger

U.S-Japanese Trade: Myths and Realities pp. 757-775

Steve Hanke

The High Cost of Protectionism pp. 777-791

Murray Weidenbaum

Constitutional Reform: A Prerequisite for Supply-Side Economics pp. 793-810

Dwight R. Lee

Instream Flows: The State and Voluntary Action pp. 811-830

Thomas Greider

Deregulating Electric Utilities: A Market-Process Approach pp. 831-853

Douglas A. Houston

Information: A Neglected Aspect of the Theory of Price Regulation pp. 855-867

E. C. Pasour, Jr.

Privatization, Justice and Markets pp. 869-874

Richard Auster

A Note on Law, Property Rights, and Air Pollution pp. 875-878

John R. Lott

Book Review: The Supply-Side Solution pp. 879-882

Dwight R. Lee

Book Review: Development Without Aid pp. 882-887

Doug Bandow

Volume 3, issue 2, 1983

Introduction: Social Security: Continuing Crisis or Real Reform? pp. 335-359

James A. Dorn

Social Security Survival: A Public-Choice Perspective pp. 339-359

James Buchanan

The Economics and Politics of the Emergence of Social Security: Some Implications for Reform pp. 361-391

Carolyn L. Weaver

Social Security: Myths and Realiies pp. 393-401

Paul Craig Roberts

The National Commission’s Failure to Achieve Real Reform pp. 403-416

A. Haeworth Robertson

Individual Gains and Losses from Social Security before and after the 1983 Amendments pp. 417-442

Anthony Pellechio and Gordon Goodfellow

A Constitutionalist Approach to Social Security Reform pp. 443-465

Thomas J. DiLorenzo

Social Security: The Absence of Lasting Reform pp. 489-512

Richard B. McKenzie

Misdirection of Labor and Capital under Social Security pp. 513-536

Roger W. Garrison

Supply-Side Effects of Social Insurance pp. 537-546

Norman B. Ture

Achieving Social Security Reform: A Leninist Strategy pp. 547-561

Stuart Butler and Peter Germanis

Private Alternatives to SociM Security: The Experience of Other Countries pp. 563-580

John C. Goodman

Funded Social Security: Collective and Private Options pp. 581-608

Richard E. Wagner

The Prospect of Real Reform pp. 609-621

Peter J. Ferrara

Volume 3, issue 1, 1983

Introduction: A Historical Perspective on the Importance of Stable Money pp. 1-9

James A. Dorn

Fritz Machiup: In Memoriam pp. 11-14

Gottfried Haberler

Has Monetarism Failed? pp. 23-62

Karl Brunner

The Importance of Stable Money: Theory and Evidence pp. 63-91

Michael Bordo and Anna Schwartz

Monetary Reform in an Uncertain Environment pp. 93-120

Allan Meltzer

Rules vs. Discretion in Monetary Policy pp. 121-146

Carl Christ

Changes in Monetary Policy and the Fight Against Inflation pp. 147-154

Henry C. Wallich

Can the Fed Control Money? pp. 155-162

Beryl W. Sprinkel

Economic Calculation and Monetary Stability pp. 163-170

Don C. Lavoie

What Type of Monetary Rule? pp. 171-188

Robert E. Weintraub

International Monetary Options pp. 189-210

Robert Mundell

Why Gold? pp. 211-238

Alan Reynolds

Cold Standards: True and False pp. 239-275

Joseph T. Salerno

Gold and International Monetary Stability pp. 277-280

Alexandre Kafka

Competitive Money, Inside and Out pp. 281-304

Lawrence White

Stable Money and Free-Market Currencies pp. 305-333

Leland B. Yeager