Eastern Economic Journal

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1984

Price Variation and Its Determinants across Dental Markets pp. 353-366

Tryfon Beazoglou

Neoclassical Economics and the Sexual Division of Labor pp. 367-379

Lisa Brown

The Wealth Effect: Pigou, Patinkin and Supply-Side Economics pp. 380-388

Elba Brown-Collier and William Smith

Using Market Incentives to Curb Acid Rain pp. 389-401

Laurence Campbell and Elizabeth Savoca

The Effect of Public Policy on Gender Differences in the Demand for Higher Education pp. 402-408

Susan Carter and Elizabeth Savoca

The Effect of Changes in the Exchange Rate on Commodity Diversification in Less Developed Countries pp. 409-420

Robert Curran

Horizontal Restraints of Competition pp. 421-431

Wayne Gable

The Deserving and the Non-deserving Poor pp. 432-440

Emily Hoffman

Poland's Economic Crisis pp. 441-454

David Houston

An Investigation into the Monopsonistic Market Structure of Division One NCAA Football and Its Effect on College Football Players pp. 455-467

John Leonard and Joseph Prinzinger

Energy Price Shocks, Aggregate Supply Displacement, and Macroeconomic Activity pp. 468-487

Ali Nasseh and Elyas Elyasiani

The International Gold Standard: A New Perspective pp. 488-498

Joseph Salerno

Volume 10, issue 3, 1984

Technical Change, Capital Formation, and Capacity Unemployment in the United States pp. 231-241

Willy Sellekaerts and Brigitte Sellekaerts

A Principal Component Analysis of Labor Market Indicators pp. 243-257

James Moser

Predatory Pricing, the Courts, and Public Policy pp. 259-269

Alan Schwartz, Gerald Garb and Eli Schwartz

The Dominant Influence of Fiscal Actions in Developing Countries pp. 271-284

Ali Darrat

Reimbursement Methods and Hospital Quality pp. 285-293

Hyman Joseph

Trade Unions and the Theory of Competition pp. 295-314

Anastasios Petridis

A Note on the Economics of Organized Crime pp. 315-321

William Jennings

A Note on Income and Substitution Effects in Dieting pp. 323-324

Joe Walker

Urbanization and Economic Development pp. 325-332

Prem Laumas and Martin Williams

Volume 10, issue 2, 1984

Adolph Lowe at Ninety One: An Appreciation pp. 105-106

Ingrid Rima

Confronting the Linear Imperialism of the Austrians: Lowe's Contribution to Capital and Growth Theory pp. 107-127

David Clark

Political Economics and Social Action pp. 129-137

Heiner Ganssman

Structure and Behavior in Classical and Neo-Classical Theory pp. 139-155

Edward Nell

Lowe, Dobb and Hicks pp. 157-167

Joseph Halevi

Lowe and the Marx-Feldman-Dobb Model: Structural Analysis of a Growing Economy pp. 169-186

Harald Hagemann and Albert Jeck

Economic Planning and Adolph Lowe's Economic Perspective pp. 187-202

Bruce McFarlane

Towards a Dynamic Analysis of the "Traverse" pp. 203-210

Mario Amendola

Ricardo and Lowe on Machinery pp. 211-229

Heinz Kurz

Volume 10, issue 1, 1984

Employment Arguments for Protection and the Vita Theory pp. 1-13

Peter Gray

Monetary Indicators of Economic Activity pp. 15-22

John Silvia

A Multi-factor Labor-managed Firm under Price Uncertainty pp. 23-29

Nava Kahana and Jacob Paroush

A New Approach to Household Fertility Behavior pp. 31-41

Daniel Seiver and Donald Cymrot

Substitution between Imports and Primary Inputs in the Netherlands, 1953-1977 pp. 43-50

Bobby Apostolakis

Capital Markets, Output, and the Demand for Inputs under Uncertainty pp. 51-69

Nitzan Weiss

The Uncertainty about Uncertainty: A Paradigmatic Comment on Professor Weiss' Theory of the Firm: Capital Markets, Output, and the Demand for Inputs under Uncertainty pp. 71-77

Douglas Vickers

Reply to a Paradigmatic Comment: Capital Markets, Output, and the Demand for Inputs under Uncertainty pp. 79-85

Nitzan Weiss

J. S. Mill on "Derived Demand" and the Wage-Fund Theory Recantation pp. 87-98

Samuel Hollander

Volume 9, issue 4, 1983

Sidney Weintraub: A Profile pp. 285-290

Arthur Bloomfield

An Appraisal of Weintraub's Work pp. 291-294

Paul Davidson

The Military's Monopsony Power pp. 295-308

Aline Quester and Michael Nakada

Foreign Students' Demand for United States Higher Education pp. 309-322

Vinod Agarwal

International Impact on the U.S. Inflation in the 1970s pp. 323-331

Augustin Fosu and Frederick Strobel

Market Structure and the Incentive to Innovate pp. 333-336

John Lunn

Joseph Spengler: The Institutionalist Approach to Our Profession and Its Ideas pp. 337-350

Irvin Sobel

Volume 9, issue 3, 1983

Conjectural Nobel Prizes in Economics: 1770 to 1890 pp. 151-165

Ronald Bodkin and Edwin West

1983: Marx, Keynes, and Schumpeter pp. 166-179

Paul Samuelson

Marx's Concepts of Productive Labor and Unproductive Labor: An Application to the Postwar U.S. Economy pp. 180-189

Fred Moseley

Can Keynesian Economics be Scientific? An Historical Reconstruction pp. 190-204

Nancy Wulwick

Keynes and Thurow: The Socialization of Investment pp. 205-212

Tom Cate

"The Laws of Returns Under Competitive Conditions": Progress in Microeconomics since Sraffa (1926)? pp. 213-220

Avi Cohen

A New Perspective on the Economic Crisis pp. 221-231

William Hixson

There are Two Karl Marxes! pp. 232-245

Anghel Rugina

What's Wrong with Mainstream Macroeconomics? pp. 246-257

John Hotson

Unemployment, Demand Restraint, and Endogenous Capacity pp. 258-271

Paul Davenport

A Reconsideration of the Underlying Structuralist Explanation of Price Movements in Keynes' "Treatise on Money" pp. 272-283

Marco Seccareccia

Volume 9, issue 2, 1983

Freedom and Unfreedom in Marxian Economics pp. 71-78

Julie Matthaei

The Effects and Efficiencies of Different Pollution Standards pp. 79-89

Jon Harford and Gordon Karp

The Changing Impact of Regulation on the U.S. Electric Utility Industry, 1964-1977 pp. 91-101

James Giordano

Government Size, Optimal Inflation Tax, and Tax Collection Costs pp. 103-105

Joshua Aizenman

A Note on Two-Stage Monetary Policy under Multiplier Uncertainty pp. 107-109

Douglas Mitchell

Introductory Economics Texts: A Conflict Between What Economists Do and Teach? pp. 111-117

K. A. Frenzel and D. J. McCready

Pareto's Trattato pp. 119-131

Vincent Tarascio

Are Women Economists at a Disadvantage in Publishing Journal Articles? A Methodological Comment pp. 133-138

William Lott

Reply to Professor Lott pp. 139-140

Marianne Ferber

Volume 9, issue 1, 1983

The Demand for Money in the Recent Period pp. 1-5

G. S. Laumas

Keynes on the Supply of Gold: A Statistical Test pp. 7-12

James Marsh

An Interstate Analysis of Changes in Nonwhite and White Family Incomes 1960 to 1970 pp. 13-21

Stephen Nord

Returns to Scale: Some Time Series Evidence pp. 23-27

Joseph Dragonette

A Problem in the Measurement of Capital Embodied Productivity Change pp. 29-36

Edward Miller

A Remark on the Graphical Exposition of Neo-Classical Two-Sector Growth Models pp. 37-43

Dung Nguyen

Another Defense of Methodological Apriorism pp. 45-56

Robert Greenfield and Joseph Salerno