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1954 - 2023

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Retracted Article: Why Did Trade Liberalization Work for East Asia but Fail in Latin America? pp. (i)-(iv): Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
Statement of Retraction pp. (v)-(v): The Editors
Letter from the Editor pp. 309-310: Jeff Madrick
Resilient Financial Systems Can Soften the Next Global Financial Crisis pp. 311-318: William Hynes, Benjamin D. Trump, Patrick Love, Alan Kirman, Stephanie E. Galaitsi, Gabriela Ramos and Igor Linkov
What Happened in Bolivia’s 2019 Vote Count? pp. 319-331: Guillaume Long, David Rosnick, Cavan Kharrazian and Kevin Cashman
Modern Money Theory (MMT) in the Tropics: Functional Finance in Developing Countries pp. 332-348: Matías Vernengo and Esteban Perez Caldentey
Challenges Faced by Pandemic Covid 19 Crisis: A Case Study in Saudi Arabia pp. 349-364: Musrrat Parveen
The Challenges Faced by Parents and Children From Divorce pp. 365-377: Ikpe Justice Akpan and Izuchukwu C. Ezeume
A Light in Dark Times: The New School for Social Research and Its University in Exile pp. 378-381: Steven Pressman

Letter from the Editor pp. 243-244: Jeff Madrick
The American Mega-Crisis: COVID-19 and Beyond pp. 245-263: Bruce Parrott
The Business of Changing Minds: Returning the Collective Agency of Government to Its Proper Economic Role pp. 264-274: Daniel Alpert
Productive Public–Private Partnering in Crisis and Beyond pp. 275-285: Robert Hockett
What You Really Need to Know about the SDR and How to Make it Work for Multilateral Financing of Developing Countries pp. 286-299: Barry Herman
A Needed Appendectomy and a Modest Social Security Proposal pp. 300-304: Thomas L. Hungerford
A Review of A Light in Dark Times: The New School for Social Research and Its University in Exile pp. 305-308: Steven Pressman

Letter from the Editor pp. 183-183: Madrick Jeffrey
Reversing Financialization and Restoring Government pp. 184-200: John M. Balder
The Retirement Savings Penalty Borne by Women pp. 201-218: Christian E. Weller and Michele E. Tolson
The Climate Crisis and the Green New Deal: The Issue is the Issue, after All pp. 219-233: Peter Dorman
Responding to the COVID-19 Crisis: Public Policy and Corporate Governance Considerations pp. 234-238: Dick May and Chris Mackin
The End of Ideology, and the Choice for a Democratic Nominee for President pp. 239-242: Mildred Rein

Letter pp. 113-113: Jeffrey Madrick
A New Theoretical Framework: New Developmentalism pp. 114-132: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
Fallacies of Corporate Analysis pp. 133-155: David Ellerman
The Impact of Income Inequality on Americans’ Experiences pp. 156-164: Mary G. Findling, Robert J. Blendon and John M. Benson
The Dawn of Digitized Religion: A New Business Model—Or More? pp. 165-176: Roland Benedikter
Resurgent Asia: Diversity in Development pp. 177-181: Richard Falk

Letter from the Editor pp. 59-59: The Editors
The True State of the U.S. Economy pp. 60-76: Michael McCormack and Amanda Novello
Globalism and Inequality Are the Real Threats to Our Democracy pp. 77-89: Oren M. Levin-Waldman
Across-the-Board Tax Cuts Generate Inequality pp. 90-97: John Komlos
Africa’s Growth Prospects are Good pp. 98-106: Thorvaldur Gylfason
The Political Economy of Central Banking: Contested Control and the Power of Finance, Selected Essays of Gerald Epstein pp. 107-112: Edwin Dickens

Letter from the Editor pp. 1-1: Jeff Madrick
The MMT Free Lunch Mirage Can Lead to a Perverse Outcome pp. 2-13: Gerald Epstein
Allocating New Educational Dollars pp. 14-20: Amitai Etzioni
Libra and Facebook’s Money Illusion pp. 21-39: Ramaa Vasudevan
Can America Truly Turn Socialist? pp. 40-51: Nina Eichacker
Not His Kind of Town pp. 52-57: Peter A. Coclanis

Letter from the Editor pp. 375-376: Jeff Madrick
Encouraging Inclusive Growth: The Employee Equity Loan Act pp. 377-397: Richard C. May, Robert C. Hockett and Christopher Mackin
MMT and Two Paths to Big Deficits pp. 398-415: L. Randall Wray
Africa’s Future: Guarding the Globe pp. 416-426: Roland Benedikter and William Mensa Tsedze
Income Inequality and Market Fragility: A Model and Some Empirics in the Political Economy of Finance, Part II pp. 427-452: Robert Hockett and Daniel Dillon
Beaten Down, Worked Up: The Past, Present and Future of American Labor pp. 453-456: Louis Uchitelle

Letter From the Editor pp. 279-280: Jeff Madrick
Debunking the Public Debt and Deficit Rhetoric pp. 281-298: Eric Tymoigne
Punishing Civilians: U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela pp. 299-321: Mark Weisbrot and Jeffrey Sachs
Suicide Terrorism: A Trope of Our Time pp. 322-353: Roland Benedikter
Income Inequality and Market Fragility: Some Empirics in the Political Economy of Finance, Part I pp. 354-374: Robert Hockett and Daniel Dillon

Letter from the Editor pp. 217-218: Jeff Madrick
Nonstandard Work and Older Americans, 2005–2017 pp. 219-241: Eileen Appelbaum, Arne Kalleberg and Hye Jin Rho
What the Fed Has Forgotten: The Inflation Cycle Is Not the Business Cycle pp. 242-252: Anirvan Banerji and Lakshman Achuthan
The Federal Job Guarantee: Prevention, Not Just a Cure pp. 253-272: Pavlina Tcherneva
Why Did Trade Liberalization Work for East Asia but Fail in Latin America? pp. 273-277: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Letter from the Editor pp. 163-164: Jeff Madrick
The Urgency of Global Economic Reform pp. 165-176: Fred Block
Labor Supply Imbalances in the Aftermath of the Great Recession: Age, Gender, and Labor Force Participation pp. 177-186: Philip S. Heap and Robert N. Horn
Brazilian Monetary and Fiscal Policies from 2011 to 2017: Conventions and Crisis pp. 187-199: Philip Arestis, Fernando Ferrari Filho, Marco Flávio Resende and Fábio Bittes Terra
Republican Homeowning pp. 200-216: Robert Hockett

Letter from the Editor pp. 99-100: The Editors
Jobs for All: Reclaiming the Right to Work pp. 101-112: Charles J. Whalen
Open Labor Market Operations pp. 113-127: Robert Hockett
Inequality and Stagnation by Policy Design: Mainstream Denialism and Its Dangerous Political Consequences pp. 128-143: Thomas Palley
Trump’s America First Program: A Flawed Approach pp. 144-162: Bob Carbaugh

Letter from the Editor pp. 1-2: The Editors
What Workers Need the First Day on the Job pp. 3-20: Celine McNicholas, Samantha Sanders and Heidi Shierholz
11 Ways American Workers Are Falling Behind the Rest of the World pp. 21-30: Amanda Novello and Jeff Madrick
Ten Years On: What Have We Learned? What Have We Done? What Must We Do? pp. 31-48: Robert Hockett
The Fracturing of Globalization: Implications of Economic Resentments and Geopolitical Contradictions pp. 49-66: Thomas Palley
Health Care: The Causes and Consequences of Slower-Growing Costs pp. 67-76: Merrill Goozner
The Future of the Human Mind: Techno-Anthropological Hybridization? pp. 77-95: Roland Benedikter and Karim Fathi
The Depredations of Christopher Columbus pp. 96-97: Mike Sharpe