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Volume 19, issue 2, 2022

Temperature and U.S. Economic Growth: Comment on Colacito, Hoffmann, and Phan pp. 176–189

David Barker

Erroneous Erratum to Accounting Fraud Article pp. 190–203

Stephen Walker

Additional Concerns About O'Brien and Lane's Article on Film Incentive Programs pp. 232–241

Bruce M. Bird, Hilde Patron and William J. Smith

Freedom Stands: A Rejoinder to Ott pp. 242–246

Ryan H. Murphy

Free Markets Require Good Governments, for the Sake of Liberalism pp. 247–257

Jan Ott

The Virtues of Native Discourse: Striking a Balance Between English and the Native Language pp. 258–282

Eva Forslund and Magnus Henrekson

Listen to Eva Forslund and Magnus Henrekson, Please! pp. 283–290

Lars Engwall

A Coming Bounty of Academic Mutinies? pp. 291–295

Alberto Mingardi

Classical Liberalism in Finland in the Twentieth Century pp. 296–319

Jens Grandell

What Are Your Most Underappreciated Works?: First Tranche of Responses pp. 320–328

Douglas W. Allen, Niclas Berggren, Christian Bjørnskov, Peter Boettke, Nick Bostrom, Bryan Caplan, Joshua Gans, Terri Griffith, N. Zoe Hilton, Daniel B. Klein, Douglas Noonan, Michael Ostrovsky, Sam Peltzman, Eric B. Rasmusen, Paul Rubin, Steven Sheffrin, Stefan Voigt and Richard E. Wagner

Adam Smith's View of Man pp. 329–348

Ronald Coase

Volume 19, issue 1, 2022

From Hume to Smith on the Common Law and English Liberty: A Comment on Paul Sagar pp. 109–123

Jacob R. Hall

Comment on Measuring the Size of the Shadow Economy Using a Dynamic General Equilibrium Model with Trends pp. 124–132

Manuel A. Gómez and Adrián Ríos-Blanco

Response to "Comment on Measuring the Size of the Shadow Economy Using a Dynamic General Equilibrium Model with Trends" pp. 133–141

Mario Solis-Garcia and Yingtong Xie

Liberalism in Colombia pp. 142–165

Sebastián Rodríguez and Gilberto Ramírez

The Market for Goods and the Market for Ideas pp. 166–175

Ronald Coase

Compared to What? Does Benford's Law Really Detect Corporate Fraud? pp. 30–46

Stephen Walker

On Whether the Size of Government Belongs in Economic Freedom Indices pp. 47–57

Ryan H. Murphy

Invalid Methods and False Answers: Physics Education Research and the Use of GREs pp. 4–29

Michael B. Weissman

Leave Size of Government Out of the Measurement of Economic Freedom—Put Quality of Government In pp. 58–64

Jan Ott

Misrepresenting Mises: Quotation Editing and a Rejection of Peer Review at Cambridge University Press pp. 65–84

Phillip W. Magness and Amelia Janaskie

Long-Run Determinants of Economic Growth: Putterman and Weil Revisited pp. 85–108

Jason Briggeman

Volume 18, issue 2, 2021

Mortality and Science: A Comment on Two Articles on the Effects of Health Insurance on Mortality pp. 192–211

Robert Kaestner

Response to “Mortality and Science: A Comment on Two Articles on the Effects of Health Insurance on Mortality†pp. 212–219

Jacob Goldin, Ithai Lurie and Janet McCubbin

Response to “Mortality and Science: A Comment on Two Articles on the Effects of Health Insurance on Mortality†pp. 220–229

Sarah Miller and Laura Wherry

Rejoinder to the Critique of an Article on Machine Learning in the Detection of Accounting Fraud pp. 230–234

Stephen Walker

Classical Liberalism in Finland in the Nineteenth Century pp. 235–256

Jens Grandell

The General Directing of Trade Cannot Be a Science: D'Argenson's 1751 Commentary Essay and the Response to It pp. 257–277

René Louis de Voyer de Paulmy, Marquis d’Argenson and Anonymous (a Bellonian)

Hume's Manuscript Account of the Extraordinary Affair Between Him and Rousseau pp. 278–326

David Hume

To Tolerant England and a Pension from the King: Did Hume Subconsciously Aim to Subvert Rousseau's Legacy? pp. 327–350

Daniel B. Klein

Volume 18, issue 1, 2021

Adam Smith in Love pp. 127–155

F. E. Guerra-Pujol

Knowledge and Humanity: The History of Economic Thought as a Refined Liberal Art pp. 156–163

Kevin Quinn

What 21st-Century Works Will Merit a Close Reading in 2050?: Second Tranche of Responses pp. 164–191

Mitchell Langbert, Andrés Marroquín, Steven Medema, Alberto Mingardi, Paul D. Mueller, Stephen R. Munzer, Evan W. Osborne, Justin T. Pickett, Rupert Read, Frank M. Scavelli, Hugh Rockoff, Kurt Schuler, Daniel Schwekendiek, Per Skedinger, E. Frank Stephenson, Scott Sumner, Cass R. Sunstein, Slaviša Tasić, Clifford F. Thies and Richard E. Wagner

Simpler Evidence on Immigration and Institutions: An Assessment pp. 21–34

Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Estefania Lujan Padilla and Benjamin Powell

Alive and Kicking: Mortality of New Orleans Medicare Enrollees After Hurricane Katrina pp. 35–51

Robert Kaestner

Immigration's Effect on Institutional Quality: The Place of Simpler Evidence pp. 3–20

Garett Jones and Ryan Fraser

Reply to "Alive and Kicking: Mortality of New Orleans Medicare Enrollees After Hurricane Katrina" pp. 52–60

Tatyana Deryugina and David Molitor

Critique of an Article on Machine Learning in the Detection of Accounting Fraud pp. 61–70

Stephen Walker

A Response to "Critique of an Article on Machine Learning in the Detection of Accounting Fraud" pp. 71–78

Yang Bao, Bin Ke, Bin Li, Y. Julia Yu and Jie Zhang

Colonial New Jersey's Paper Money: A Reply to Michener Again, and Again, and Again pp. 79–94

Farley Grubb

Against Standard Deviation as a Quality Control Maxim in Anthropometry pp. 95–126

Austin Sandler

Volume 17, issue 2, 2020

Comment on Sen, Karaca-Mandic, and Georgiou on Stay-at-Home Orders and COVID-19 Hospitalizations in Four States pp. 270–278

John A. Spry

Reply to John Spry on Stay-at-Home Orders and COVID-19 Hospitalizations pp. 279–281

Soumya Sen, Pinar Karaca-Mandic and Archelle Georgiou

The Moving to Opportunity Experiment: What Do Heterogeneous Estimates of the Effect of Moving Imply About Causes? pp. 282–298

Robert Kaestner

Response to “The Moving to Opportunity Experiment: What Do Heterogeneous Estimates of the Effect of Moving Imply About Causes?†pp. 299–304

Raj Chetty, Nathaniel Hendren and Lawrence Katz

Re-examination of the Theoretical and Historical Evidence Concerning Colonial New Jersey’s Paper Money, 1709–1775: A Further Comment on Grubb pp. 305–332

Ronald W. Michener

Recalculating Gravity: A Correction of Bergstrand’s 1985 Frictionless Case pp. 333–337

Nico Stoeckmann

Gender, Race and Ethnicity, and Inequality Research in the American Economic Review and the American Economic Association’s Conference Papers pp. 338–349

Jeremy Horpedahl and Arnold Kling

Professional Scholarship from 1893 to 2020 on Adam Smith’s Views on School Funding: A Heterodox Examination pp. 350–391

Scott Drylie

Republicans Need Not Apply: An Investigation of the American Economic Association Using Voter Registration and Political Contributions pp. 392–404

Mitchell Langbert

Liberalism in Brazil pp. 405–441

Lucas Berlanza

The Errors of Historicism in German Economics pp. 442–507

Carl Menger

What 21st-Century Works Will Merit a Close Reading in 2050?: First Tranche of Responses pp. 508–522

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Volume 17, issue 1, 2020

The Stewart Retractions: A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis pp. 152–190

Justin T. Pickett

Comment on Kaestner, "Revisiting the Bracero Guest Worker Reforms" pp. 18–27

Michael A. Clemens, Ethan G. Lewis and Hannah M. Postel

Captive of One's Own Theory: Joan Robinson and Maoist China pp. 191–227

Evan W. Osborne

Edward Leamer Deserves a Nobel Prize for Improving Argumentation That Uses Statistics pp. 228–241

Arnold Kling

It Will Soon Be 1984… pp. 242–255

Ingemar Ståhl

Bentham Versus Blackstone pp. 256–269

Gertrude Himmelfarb

Brought Into the Open: How the U.S. Compares to Other Countries in the Rate of Public Mass Shooters pp. 28–39

John R. Lott, Jr. and Carlisle E. Moody

The Importance of Analyzing Public Mass Shooters Separately from Other Attackers When Estimating the Prevalence of Their Behavior Worldwide pp. 40–55

Adam Lankford

Revisiting the Bracero Guest Worker Reforms: A Comment on Clemens, Lewis, and Postel pp. 4–17

Robert Kaestner

Do Film Incentive Programs Promote Economic Activity? A Comment on O'Brien and Lane pp. 56–65

John Bradbury

Reply to Bradbury: Effects of Economic Incentives in the American Film Industry pp. 66–70

Nina F. O'Brien and Christianne J. Lane

Colonial New Jersey’s Paper Money, 1709–1775: Why Ronald Michener Insists on Using Uncorrected Data—A Reply pp. 71–89

Farley Grubb

Science on FDA Liberalization: A Response to the Status Quo Process for Medical Treatments pp. 90–97

Bartley J. Madden

Government-Cheerleading Bias in Money and Banking Textbooks pp. 98–151

Nicholas A. Curott, Tyler Watts and Benjamin R. Thrasher