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Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeffrey Madrick
The Computer-Driven Productivity Boom pp. 5-8: Dean Baker
The Russian Ruble and Why It Collapsed pp. 9-13: Marshall Goldman
The Gathering Support for Capital Controls pp. 14-26: Robert Wade and Frank Veneroso
How Vulnerable Is Wall Street? pp. 27-38: Leon Levy
The United States Is Not Ahead in Everything That Matters pp. 39-59: John Schmitt and Lawrence Mishel
Consumption Taxes: Do They Spur Growth? pp. 60-74: Susan Wieler
Homemaker as Worker in the United States pp. 75-87: Margaret Coleman
Education, Skill, and Wage Inequality pp. 88-120: Sanford Jacoby and Pete Goldschmidt
The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to Gods of the Global Economy by Patrick Buchanan pp. 121-128: Murray Weidenbaum
Index to Volume 41 (January-December 1998) pp. 129-132: The Editors

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeffrey Madrick
Should We End Social Security? pp. 5-15: Amitai Etzioni
Improving Worker Welfare in the Age of Flexibility pp. 16-44: Annette Bernhardt and Thomas Bailey
The Neglect of Care-Giving pp. 45-58: Nancy Folbre
Building Prosperity from the Bottom Up pp. 59-71: Thomas Palley
Macroeconomics: Was Vickrey Ten Years Ahead? pp. 72-86: David Colander
The Economic Report of the President for 1998: A Review pp. 87-98: James Galbraith
Calculating the Price of Everything: The CPI pp. 99-112: Daniel Mitchell
Who Is the Practitioner of Political Economy? pp. 113-120: Daniel Klein
The Truman Show pp. 121-124: M. E. Sharpe
Plenty of Nothing: The Downsizing of the American Dream and the Case for Structural Keynesianism by Thomas Palley pp. 124-129: Dean Baker
Reader’s Response pp. 130-131: John M. Balder

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeffrey Madrick
The New Economy Does Not Lurk in the Statistical Discrepancy pp. 5-13: Dean Baker
Culture Counts pp. 14-30: David S. Landes
The Noncompetitive Health-Care Market pp. 31-41: Eli Ginzberg
Computers: Waiting for the Revolution pp. 42-65: Jeffrey Madrick
“Eurosclerosis” Versus U.S. Dynamism pp. 66-75: Vicente Navarro
European Unemployment: Myths and Realities pp. 76-89: Theodore Pelagidis
The New Dance of the Millions: The Asian Crisis pp. 90-100: Michael Pettis
Welfare Reform and Low-Income Noncustodial Fathers pp. 101-116: Elaine Sorensen and Robert Lerman
The Dark Side of Business Flexibility pp. 117-127: Bennett Harrison
The Commanding Heights: The Battle between Government and the Marketplace That Is Remaking the Modem World. By Daniel Yergin and Joseph Stanislaw pp. 128-133: Edward T. Chase
Reader’s Response pp. 134-135: Tibor Scitovsky

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeffrey Madrick
What Did We Gain from Zapping the Deficit? pp. 5-10: Peter Bernstein
Disturbing Currents in Modern Economics pp. 11-34: Mark Blaug
The Problems with Formalism pp. 35-45: Mark Blaug
Why Economists Disagree pp. 46-62: John Tiemstra
Race, Cognitive Ability, and Wage Inequality pp. 63-84: Patrick Mason
Are the Working Poor Lazy? pp. 85-99: Marlene Kim
Downsizing in the Past pp. 100-112: Sanford Jacoby
The Communist Manifesto: A Modern Edition by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels pp. 113-117: M. E. Sharpe
The Macroeconomics of Saving, Finance, and Investment. Edited by Robert Pollin pp. 118-123: Michele Naples

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
The Boskin Commission after One Year pp. 6-11: Dean Baker
Cleaning up the Atmosphere pp. 12-14: Tibor Scitovsky
Policy Implications of the Tequila Effect pp. 15-43: Ricardo Ffrench-Davis
Why Left-Wing Moralists and Right-Wing Academics Are Wrong about Asia pp. 44-60: James Dean
Income Distribution, Capital Accumulation, and Growth pp. 61-80: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Has Globalization Gone Too Far? pp. 81-94: Dani Rodrik
The Stock Market Won’t Beat Social Security pp. 95-117: John Mueller
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies. By Jared Diamond pp. 118-124: M.E. Sharpe

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeffrey Madrick
Readers Respond pp. 5-6: Stavros E. Kontos and Louis A. Millican
Zero Is Not the Optimal Rate of Inflation pp. 7-18: Thomas Palley
The New Economics of Voting pp. 19-37: Ruy Teixeira
Fiscal Policy Will Matter pp. 38-54: Wynne Godley and George McCarthy
Reflections on the Balancing Act pp. 55-58: George Brockway
What to Do with the Surplus pp. 59-68: Max Sawicky
The Rise and Fall of the Swedish Model pp. 69-90: Rudolf Meidner
A High-Wage Path to Economic Growth and Development pp. 91-104: Morris Altman
Contrary Opinion pp. 105-119: Kent Jones
The Computer Revolution: An Economic Perspective by Daniel E. Sichel pp. 120-123: Robert Solow