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Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick
An Agenda for the President pp. 5-14: Thomas Kochan
Doing Something about Long Hours pp. 15-37: Lonnie Golden and Deborah Figart
The Consequences of Capital Liberalization pp. 38-57: Lance Taylor
Democracy or Wealth: A Case Study pp. 58-64: Gerald Houseman
Who Doesn’t Have a Bank Account? pp. 65-75: Thomas Hungerford
Exchange Rate Regimes and Capital Controls pp. 76-92: Matías Vemengo and Louis-Philippe Rochon
Ukraine: Europe’s Forgotten Economy pp. 93-108: James Dean
Surrogate Demand: A Note on Demand Theory pp. 109-114: Harry Greenfield
Economic Report of the President, Transmitted to the Congress February 2000 pp. 115-122: James K. Galbraith
Index to Volume 43 (January-December 2000) pp. 123-125: The Editors

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick
A Critique from the Inside pp. 5-19: Henry Kaufman
How the National Science Foundation Funds Research in Economics pp. 20-30: Howard Wachtel
A New Economic Reality: Penal Keynesianism pp. 31-59: L. Randall Wray
Yes! Consumption Taxes Are Regressive pp. 60-91: Howard Chernick and Andrew Reschovsky
United States-China-Taiwan: A Precarious Triangle pp. 92-106: Murray Weidenbaum
The Supply-Side Effect of a Stock Market Crash pp. 107-117: Dean Baker
Market Whys and Human Wherefores: Thinking about Markets, Politics, and People by David Jenkins pp. 118-120: Edward Chase

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick
What Have We Learned from the Disappearance of the Deficits? pp. 5-21: Benjamin Friedman
The Mainstream Was Surprised pp. 22-42: Thomas Palley
The Emergence of Universal Owners pp. 43-61: James Hawley and Andrew Williams
Can China Avert Crisis? pp. 62-76: James Dean
Temporary Relief from Exports pp. 77-87: Greg Mastel and Andrew Harig
The IMF and Global Financial Crises pp. 88-107: Joseph Joyce
A Case against U.S. Dollarization pp. 108-120: George von Furstenberg
Social Security: The Phony Crisis by Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot pp. 121-127: Michael Meeropol

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeff Madrick
The Long-Term Outlook for Stocks pp. 6-16: Peter Diamond
Full Dollarization: Fad or Future? pp. 17-48: Zeljko Bogetic
Welfare States, Economic Growth, and Scholarly Objectivity pp. 49-66: Walter Korpi
The Forgotten Merits of Manufacturing pp. 67-85: Eamonn Fingleton
The Minimum Wage Can Be Raised pp. 86-96: Oren Levin-Waldman
Poverty Ain’t What It Used to Be pp. 97-130: Garth Mangum, Andrew Sum and Neeta Fogg
Michael Jordan and the New Global Capitalism by Walter LaFeber pp. 131-134: Edward Chase

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeff Madrick
Three Nobel Laureates on the State of Economics pp. 6-31: Robert Solow
Does Wage Flexibility Really Create Jobs? pp. 32-43: Andrew Glyn and Wiemer Salverda
Globalization, Liberalization, and Inequality: Real Causes pp. 44-92: Frances Stewart and Albert Berry
The Risks of Pension Privatization in Britain pp. 93-104: James Schulz
The Triumph of the Rentiers? pp. 105-124: Ha-Joon Chang and Chul-Gyue Yoo
The Lexus and the Olive Tree by Thomas L. Friedman pp. 125-129: Robert Dunn