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Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
End of the Expansion: Soft Landing, Hard Landing, or Even Crash? pp. 6-25: Thomas Palley
Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?* pp. 26-67: Joseph Stiglitz
Profits, Not Inflation, Will Be the Problem pp. 68-79: Albert Wojnilower
No Cheers for Full Employment pp. 80-102: Dimitri Papadimitriou
Class Conflict and the “Natural Rate of Unemployment” pp. 103-111: Robert Pollin
The Economic Report of the President: A Review pp. 112-124: James Galbraith
The Social Health of the Nation: How America Is Really Doing by Marc Miringoff and Marque-Luisa Miringoff pp. 125-127: M.E. Sharpe
Index to Volume 42 (January-December 1999) pp. 128-131: The Editors

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeffrey Madrick
Boredom-An Overlooked Disease? pp. 5-15: Tibor Scitovsky
The Commitment to Innocent Fraud pp. 16-20: John Kenneth Galbraith
The Manichaean Character of Economics pp. 21-28: Charles Kindleberger
Two Gods That Fail pp. 29-33: Paul Samuelson
The American Stock-Flow Trap pp. 34-49: John Eatwell and Lance Taylor
Elections as a Public Good pp. 50-62: Jay Mandle and Jon Mandle
The Need for Innovation-Based Growth in Europe pp. 63-79: Jan Fagerberg
International Labor Standards and Child Labor pp. 80-93: Kaushik Basu
The Grameen Bank and Women in Bangladesh pp. 94-101: Abu Wahid
The Obstacles to Development in the Balkans pp. 102-113: Jonathan Moore
From the Ashes of the Old: American Labor and America’s Future by Stanley Aronowitz pp. 114-119: Bill Luker

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeffrey Madrick
A Tour of International Financial Reform pp. 5-28: Richard Cooper
An Easy Monetary Policy in the European Union? pp. 29-43: Robert Dunn
The Asian Financial Crisis and the Virtues of Democracy pp. 44-59: Dani Rodrik
Competition in the World Jetliner Industry pp. 60-81: John Olienyk and Robert Carbaugh
Is There a New Economy? pp. 82-101: Kevin Stiroh
The Role of Flexible Production in Earnings Inequality pp. 102-117: Stanley Masters
Myths of Rich and Poor: Why We’re Better Off than We Think by W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm pp. 118-121: Edward Chase

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
Healthy Stock Returns in a Slow-Growing Economy? pp. 6-13: Dean Baker
Did the Clinton Rising Tide Lift All Boats? pp. 14-33: Marc-André Pigeon and L. Randall Wray
Robert Heilbroner: Worldly Philosopher pp. 34-52: Robert Pollin
The End of the Worldly Philosophy pp. 53-62: Robert Heilbroner
The Roads Aren’t Free pp. 63-83: Clifford Cobb
The U.S. Steel Industry and Antidumping Law pp. 84-94: Greg Mastel
Robert Eisner: An Appreciation pp. 95-99: James Galbraith
Wassily Leontief: An Appreciation pp. 100-103: James Galbraith
Remembering Wassily Leontief pp. 104-107: M.E. Sharpe
Turbulence in the World Economy by Robert Brenner pp. 108-119: James Crotty
Robert Brenner Replies pp. 119-130: Robert Brenner

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
New York City’s Economic Dependence on Wall Street pp. 6-22: Deputy Comptroller
Who Wins the Nobel Prize? pp. 23-40: Johan Van Gompel
Amartya Sen, Economics Nobel Laureate 1998 pp. 41-51: Kaushik Basu
Abolish the Nobel Prize for Economics pp. 52-57: Barbara Bergmann
The International Financial Crisis pp. 58-76: George Soros
Economic Anorexia: Japan’s Real Demand Problem pp. 77-101: Richard Katz
A New Deal for a New Economy pp. 102-129: Stephen Herzenberg, John Alic and Howard Wial
Created Unequal: The Crisis in American Pay by James Galbraith pp. 130-135: Thomas Palley

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
What the Election Told Us pp. 6-13: Ruy Teixeira
The Market Turn Without Neoliberalism pp. 14-33: Carlos Salinas de Gortari and Roberto Mangabeira Unger
How Do We Understand Russia’s Crisis? pp. 34-42: Esther Kingston-Mann
The Consequences of the Euro pp. 43-54: Jerome Sheridan
Foreign Investment and Human Rights pp. 55-80: Debora Spar
What Economists Don’t Know about Growth pp. 81-91: Moses Abramovitz
Toward an Efficiency Week pp. 92-109: Robert Lajeunesse
The Age-Adjusted Unemployment Rate: An Alternative Measure pp. 110-115: Robert Horn and Philip Heap
Human Development Report 1998 pp. 116-118: M. E. Sharpe
Generating Jobs: How to Increase Demand for Less Skilled Workers Edited by Richard Freeman and Peter Gottschalk pp. 118-122: Stephen Rose
The Trouble with Capitalism: An Enquiry into the Causes of Global Economic Failure by Harry Shutt pp. 122-125: Edward Chase
Reader’s Response pp. 126-127: Robert Solomon, Theodore Pelagidis and Robert Solomon