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Volume 2, issue 2, 2005

Rejoinder to Wittman: True Myths pp. 165-185

Bryan Caplan

Second Reply to Caplan: The Power and the Glory of the Median Voter pp. 186-195

Donald Wittman

Gold Standards and the Real Bills Doctrine in U.S. Monetary Policy pp. 196-233

Richard H. Timberlake

Ignorance and Influence: U.S. Economists on Argentina's Depression of 1998–2002 pp. 234-278

Kurt Schuler

Do Economists Reach a Conclusion on Free-Banking Episodes? pp. 279-324

Ignacio Briones and Hugh Rockoff

The Federal Reserve System's Influence on Research in Monetary Economics pp. 325-354

Lawrence White

Decline in Critical Commentary, 1963–2004 pp. 355-361

Philip Coelho, Frederick De Worken-Eley and James McClure

The Role of Economists in Ending the Draft pp. 362-376

David R. Henderson

Correspondence August 2005 pp. 377-381

Robert Aumann, Ken Binmore, Sudha R. Shenoy and Casey Mulligan

Volume 2, issue 1, 2005

From Friedman to Wittman: The Transformation of Chicago Political Economy pp. 1-21

Bryan Caplan

Information, the Tip of the Tacit Iceberg pp. 1

Bruce Caldwell

Reply to Caplan: On the Methodology of Testing for Voter Irrationality pp. 22-31

Donald Wittman

Rejoinder to Pesendorfer pp. 32-41

Philip Coelho, Daniel Klein and James McClure

Second Reply to Coelho, Klein, and McClure pp. 42-46

Wolfgang Pesendorfer

Information-Knowledge Symposium: Introduction pp. 47-55

Daniel Klein

Making Connections pp. 56-65

Brian Loasby

Information, Knowledge, Understanding and Wisdom pp. 66-69

Thomas Mayer

Information-Knowledge and Action-Knowledge pp. 75-81

Israel M. Kirzner

Why Distinguish Between Information and Knowledge? pp. 82-87

Leland B. Yeager

Musings on Information and Knowledge pp. 88-96

Robert Aumann

Why the Distinction Between Knowledge and Belief Might Matter pp. 97-104

Ken Binmore

Geo-Rent: A Plea to Public Economists pp. 106-132

Fred Foldvary

The Ph.D. Circle in Academic Economics pp. 133-148

Daniel Klein

The Mathematical Romance: An Engineer's View of Mathematical Economics pp. 149-158

Warren C. Gibson

Salute to Schelling: Keeping It Human pp. 159-164

Daniel Klein, Tyler Cowen and Timur Kuran

Symposium on Information and Knowledge: Arrow Correspondence

Kenneth Arrow

Volume 1, issue 3, 2004

Adam Smith's Invisible Hands pp. 381-412

Peter Minowitz

"Credibility" in Context: Do Central Bankers and Economists Interpret the Term Differently? pp. 413-426

James Forder

Identity and Politics in School Reform Research pp. 427-436

Fabio Rojas

Fashion Cycles in Economics pp. 437-454

Philip Coelho, Daniel Klein and James McClure

Response to "Fashion Cycles in Economics" pp. 455-464

Wolfgang Pesendorfer

Rate of Economic Growth, Level of Development, and Income Inequality: Rejoinder to the Reply by Edwards and McGuirk pp. 465-472

Jih Y. Chang and Rati Ram

Scholasticism versus Pietism: The Battle for the Soul of Economics pp. 473-497

Robert Nelson

The National Research Council Ranking of Research Universities: Its Impact on Research in Economics pp. 498-514

Randall Holcombe

Economics Without Entrepreneurship or Institutions: A Vocabulary Analysis of Graduate Textbooks pp. 515-538

Dan Johansson

Correspondence December 2004 pp. 539-545

Thomas Schelling, Robert Gelfond, Stephen Ziliak and Deirdre N. McCloskey

Volume 1, issue 2, 2004

Does Economic Performance Correlate with Big Government? pp. 192-221

Peter Gordon and Lanlan Wang

Kuznets Curveball: Missing the Regional Strike Zone pp. 222-234

Jeffrey Edwards and Anya McGuirk

Response to Edwards and McGuirk: Income Level, Economic Growth, and Inequality: Flawed Methodology and Inaccurate Inference pp. 235-243

Jih Y. Chang and Rati Ram

Reply to Chang and Ram: Statistical Adequacy and the Reliability of Inference pp. 244-259

Jeffrey Edwards and Anya McGuirk

Statist Quo Bias pp. 260-271

Daniel Klein

Response to Klein pp. 272-273

Cass Sunstein

Reply to Sunstein pp. 274-276

Daniel Klein

Rejoinder to De Alessi pp. 277-278

Michael Kremer

Licensing Doctors: Do Economists Agree? pp. 279-305

Shirley Svorny

The Development Set: The Character of the _Journal of Development Economics_ 2002 pp. 306-318

Susan Anderson and Peter Boettke

Institutional Ties of _Journal of Development Economics_ Authors and Editors pp. 319-330

Daniel Klein and Therese DiCola

Size Matters: The Standard Error of Regressions in the American Economic Review pp. 331-358

Stephen Ziliak and Deirdre N. McCloskey

Preference Falsification in the Economics Profession pp. 359-368

William L. Davis

Learning to Lose a Leg: Casualties of PhD Economics Training in Stockholm pp. 369-379

Anne Boschini, Matthew Lindquist, Jan Pettersson and Jesper Roine

Correspondence August 2004 pp. 380

Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard

Volume 1, issue 1, 2004

Overlooking the Obvious in Africa pp. 1-10

Jane S. Shaw

How to Get Real About Organs pp. 11-18

Alexander Tabarrok

Response to Tabarrok pp. 19-25

Margaret M. Byrne and Peter Thompson

Reply to Byrne and Thompson pp. 26-28

Alexander Tabarrok

Stock Market Efficiency Withstands Another Challenge: Solving the "Sell in May/Buy after Halloween" Puzzle pp. 29-46

Edwin Maberly and Raylene Pierce

An Ivory-Tower Take on the Ivory Trade pp. 47-54

Michael De Alessi

Response to De Alessi pp. 55-57

Michael Kremer

Reply to Kremer pp. 58-60

Michael De Alessi

Postal Reform pp. 61-81

Rick Geddes

Prohibition vs. Legalization: Do Economists Reach a Conclusion on Drug Policy? pp. 82-105

Mark Thornton

Agricultural Economists and the State pp. 106-133

E. C. Pasour, Jr.

The Social Science Citation Index: A Black Box—with an Ideological Bias? pp. 134-165

Daniel Klein and Eric Chiang

Citation Counts and SSCI in Personnel Decisions: A Survey of Economics Departments pp. 166-174

Daniel Klein and Eric Chiang

In Sweden, Anti-Globalizationists Dominate Public Discourse, Econ Profs Do Little pp. 175-184

Per Skedinger and Dan Johansson

Ken Kam and Market Efficiency pp. 185-191

Daniel Klein

Foreword pp. iii–iv

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