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In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Taking the Measure of Economics pp. 4-8: Robert Heilbroner
The End of Redistribution? International Pressures and Domestic Tax Policy Choices pp. 9-17: Sven Steinmo
Self-Inflicted Wounds of U.S. Economic Policy pp. 18-25: Hobart Rowen
The Myth of the Investment-Led Recovery pp. 26-30: Dean Baker
Capital Mobility and the Threat to American Prosperity pp. 31-39: Thomas Palley
U.S. Trade Deficits: The Recovery’s Dark Side? pp. 40-47: Wynne Godley and William Milberg
The Policy Battle Over Freer World Trade pp. 48-54: Susan Aaronson
Growlery pp. 55-58: Thomas H. Naylor
Analysis pp. 58-61: Edward Renshaw
At Home pp. 61-62: Ralph R. Reiland
Reengineering the Corporation: A Manifesto for Business Revolution by Michael Hammer and James Champy pp. 62-64: Steven Pressman
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Capital and the Division of Production: Global at Last? pp. 4-10: George von Furstenberg
GATT Justice: Who Gets the Gains of Trade? pp. 11-17: Luke Lea
Labor’s Past and Future pp. 18-25: Lawrence Katz
East Germany’s Transitional Economy pp. 26-32: John Hall and Udo Ludwig
Multinationals: The “Who Is Us” Debate pp. 33-37: Daniel F. Burton, Erich Bloch and Mark S. Mahaney
The Alaska Permanent Fund: Good Sense or Political Expediency? pp. 38-44: William S. Brown and Clive S. Thomas
Deployment of the Information Superhighway? Let Markets Decide pp. 45-50: Walter G. Bolter
Growlery pp. 51-52: Shirley B. Johnson
At Home pp. 52-55: Dahlia Remler
Abroad pp. 56-59: Abram Bergson and George F. Baker
Perspective pp. 59-62: Louis A. Ferleger and Jay R. Mandle
Peddling Prosperity by Paul Krugman pp. 62-64: Randall Dodd
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
U.S. Pension Investment Policy and Perfect Capital Market Theory pp. 4-10: Teresa Ghilarducci
What Do Unions Do for Women? pp. 11-18: Heidi Hartmann, Roberta Spalter-Roth and Nancy Collins
Greenspan’s Quest for Stability pp. 19-26: David M. Jones
Rethinking Universal Health Care Security and Cost Containment pp. 27-34: Rachel F. Boaz
“Health Card”: A New Prescription for National Health Insurance pp. 35-42: Laurence S. Seidman
“Windfall” Gains in Mutual-to-Stock Conversion of Thrift Institutions? pp. 43-49: James Barth, R. Dan Brumbaugh and Allan W. Kleidon
Growlery pp. 50-53: Robert M. Dunn and Joseph J. Cordes
Washington, D.C pp. 53-57: George G. Kaufman
Abroad pp. 57-58: Lynn Turgeon
Restoring the Promise of American Labor Law edited by Sheldon Friedman, Richard W. Hurd, Rudy Oswald, and Ronald L. Seeber pp. 58-63: Dale Belman
For Further Reading pp. 63-63: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Toward Glasnost in the IMF pp. 4-11: Jeffrey Sachs
The 1994 Council of Economic Advisers Report: A Review pp. 12-16: James K. Galbraith
From Stagnation to Renewed Growth pp. 17-22: Laura D’andrea Tyson
Consolidation of Federal Bank Regulation? pp. 23-29: Wolfgang H. Reinicke
Economic Consequences of the American Mutual Fund Boom pp. 30-35: David D. Hale
The Swedish Model Betrayed pp. 36-40: Timothy A. Canova
Oil, Japan, and Globalization pp. 41-48: Cyrus Bina
Red Capitalism: Growth and Inflation in China pp. 49-56: Eliana Cardoso and Shahid Yusuf
Growlery pp. 57-60: William Freund and Jeffrey Heller
Abroad pp. 61-64: Zhores A. Medvedev
At Home pp. 64-64: A.G. Hart
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Carrying Capacity: Earth’s Bottom Line pp. 4-12: Sandra Postel
The Dynamics of the Drug Market pp. 13-21: Edward J. Nell
A Retrospective Look at Putting People First (PPF) pp. 22-24: Lawrence Klein
The Clinton Administration’s International Economic Policy pp. 24-27: Lawrence Summers
The Chairman’s Summary pp. 27-30: Dominick Salvatore
Beyond Supply and Demand: The Framework of the Market Economy pp. 31-38: Patrick M. Boarman
On Rereading Samuelson I: A Teacher’s Perspective pp. 39-45: David McQueen
Adam Smith Goes to Moscow: A Dialog on Radical Reform by Walter Adams and James Brock pp. 46-48: Joel B. Dirlam
Smith and Machiavelli Go to Moscow: Further Observations on Radical Reform pp. 48-52: David Felix
Growlery pp. 53-56: K. K. Fung
Abroad pp. 56-58: Geoffrey A. Barrow
At Home pp. 59-61: Edward Renshaw
Perspective pp. 61-64: Branko Milanovic
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
The Information Age on Shaky Foundations pp. 4-10: Joseph W. Duncan
The U.S. 1982—93 Performance in Advanced Technology Trade pp. 11-16: John Wilson
Which Way? Free Trade or Protection? pp. 17-24: Jagdish Bhagwati
The China Puzzle: “Touching Stones to Cross the River” pp. 25-33: Peter Nolan
Reshaping Employee Protections for a Global Economy pp. 34-39: Richard Edwards
Competitiveness and American Enterprise pp. 40-44: Thomas Karier
Deficits and Other Intergenerational Transfers: Restoring the Missing Link pp. 45-50: John Sabelhaus
Perspective pp. 51-53: Jan B. Baurdoux
Insight pp. 53-55: Bruce P. Corrie
At Home pp. 56-56: Louis S. Jacobson, Robert LaLonde and Daniel G. Sullivan
The Pathology of the U.S. Economy by Michael Perelman pp. 57-61: Michael Meeropol
NAFTA—Pro and Con pp. 62-64: Robert Z. Aliber, Jeff Faux and Richard R. Lewis
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors