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Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
Explaining the Recent Decline in Welfare Caseloads pp. 6-20: Alberto Martini and Michael Wiseman
Manias and How to Prevent Them pp. 21-31: Charles P. Kindleberger
Financial Market Volatility and Monetary Policy pp. 32-52: John M. Balder
Tax Waste, Not Work pp. 53-62: M. Jeff Hamond, Stephen DeCanio, Peggy Duxbury, Alan H. Sanstad and Christopher H. Stinson
A Progressive Consumption Tax pp. 63-84: Laurence S. Seidman
The Natural Rate of Unemployment by Race, Gender, and Class pp. 85-98: Robin L. Bartlett and Paul Haas
The Case for Contracting out and Privatization pp. 99-116: Charles Bingman and Bernard Pitsvada
Baumol’s Cost Disease Reconsidered pp. 117-122: Erwin R. Tiongson

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
What Went Wrong with the Defense Review pp. 6-28: Franklin Spinney
How New Is New Growth Theory? pp. 29-58: Richard Nelson
The Case for Liberalizing Markets pp. 59-76: Mancur Olson
Unions in the Twenty-First Century pp. 77-94: David Bonior
Angst in the Global Village pp. 95-108: Stephen Roach
Why Economists Should Study Fairness pp. 109-124: Steven Suranovic
Money: Who Has How Much and Why by Andrew Hacker pp. 125-128: Edward Chase
Resurrection: The Struggle for a New Russia by David Remnick pp. 128-135: M. E. Sharpe

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
Have Wages Turned the Corner? pp. 6-14: Jared Bernstein and Lawrence Mishel
Rewarding Work pp. 15-26: Edmund Phelps
Macroeconomics in the Conservative Era pp. 27-35: James Tobin
A Core of Macroeconomic Beliefs? pp. 36-44: Alan Blinder
The Clinton Administration’s Vision pp. 45-57: James K. Galbraith
The Public Sector and Sunbelt Development pp. 58-82: Bill Luker
The Inevitability of Government pp. 83-96: Thomas Foster
Should Women Support the Privatization of Social Security? pp. 97-108: John Williamson
Erratum pp. 108-108: The Editors

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick
The Sorry Politics of the Balanced Budget pp. 5-13: Thomas Palley
The Boskin Commission’s Trillion-Dollar Fantasy pp. 14-21: Wynne Godley and George McCarthy
Defending the Clinton Administration pp. 22-34: Joseph Stiglitz
The Pitfalls of Russian Privatization pp. 35-49: Marshall Goldman
A Different Transatlantic View pp. 50-56: Arne Heise
Is the European Common Currency Worth It? pp. 57-74: James Dean
The Limits of Labor Markets pp. 75-102: Robert Kuttner
Long-Term Care: The New Risks of Old Age pp. 103-115: Robert Hudson
Using Our Natural Resources More Effectively pp. 116-126: Henry Webster and Daniel Chappelle
Bastard Keynesianism: The Evolution of Economic Policymaking Since World War II by Lynn Turgeon; The Indebted Society: Anatomy of an Ongoing Disaster by James Medoff, Andrew Harless pp. 127-133: Daniel Fusfeld

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
Missing the Turn pp. 6-12: James Medoff and Andrew Harless
The Downside of Bad Data pp. 13-37: Everett Ehrlich
How Right Is the Boskin Commission? pp. 38-47: Janet Norwood
Quality Change in the CPI pp. 48-74: Charles Hulten
The Relevance of Hyman Minsky pp. 75-94: Robert Pollin
The Macroeconomics of William Vickrey pp. 95-109: Timothy Canova
Unemployment Insurance for a New Age pp. 110-120: Oren Levin-Waldman
The Age of Extremes: A History of the World, 1914-1991 by Eric Hobsbawm pp. 121-127: M.E. Sharpe
The New American Ghetto by Camille José Vergara pp. 127-128: Annie Collopy

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Madrick
Black Holes in the Statistics pp. 6-15: Robert Eisner
Interview with Deirdre McCloskey pp. 16-29: Livia Polanyi
Medicare: Short-Term Answers, Long-Term Questions pp. 30-45: Robert Friedland
Has Environmental Protection Really Reduced Productivity Growth? pp. 46-57: Robert Repetto, Dale Rothman, Paul Faeth and Duncan Austin
The Urbanization of Poverty Worldwide pp. 58-68: Gerard Piel
The Growth of the World’s Urban Poor pp. 69-71: The Editors
What Drives Agricultural Cycles? pp. 72-86: James Herendeen and Milton Hallberg
A Letter from Vietnam pp. 87-109: Ngo Vinh Long
A Republican’s Post-Election Agenda for Economic Growth pp. 110-123: Murray Weidenbaum
The Party’s Not Over by Jeff Faux; The Coming American Renaissance by Michael Moynihan pp. 124-127: Clyde Prestowitz
America Needs a Raise by John J. Sweeney, David Kusnet pp. 127-129: M.E. Sharpe
When Work Disappears: The World of the New Urban Poor by William Julius Wilson pp. 129-130: M.E. Sharpe