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In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Full Employment in the 1990s pp. 4-11: John Cornwall
The Impact of Health Care Financing on Family Budgets pp. 12-20: Edith Rasell, Bernstein Jared and Tang Kainan
Reforming Health Care: Challenge of the Century pp. 21-28: Robert D. Reischauer
Declining Family Incomes in the 1980s: New Evidence from Longitudinal Data pp. 29-36: Stephen J. Rose
Tequila Sunset? NAFTA and the U.S. Apparel Industry pp. 37-45: Amy Glasmeier, James M. Campbell and June M. Henton
Russia’s Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations: A Key to National Cohesion pp. 46-52: Christine I. Wallich and Ritu Nayyar
Growlery pp. 53-55: Richard Aspinwall
Analysis pp. 55-58: Greg Tarpinian
At Home pp. 58-60: Edward Renshaw
A License to Steal: The Untold Story of Michael Milken and the Conspiracy to Bilk the Nation by Benjamin J. Stein pp. 60-63: Walter Adams
No Free Lunches? pp. 63-64: L. Randall Wray
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
The Fed Aims for Price Stability pp. 4-10: Alan Greenspan
Opportunities and Challenges Confronting Monetary Policy pp. 11-19: Henry Kaufman
Leaning against What Inflationary Wind? pp. 20-26: Paul Samuelson
Real Interest Rates?… Get Real! pp. 27-28: Neal M. Soss
The Economy Squeezed: Between a Rock and a Hard Place pp. 29-30: Robert A. Brusca
An Open Letter to the President pp. 30-31: Henry B. Gonzalez
Flat Earth Economics: Is There a New International Trade Paradigm? pp. 32-39: Robert E. Scott
Russia and Poland: The Anatomy of Transition pp. 40-47: Shlomo Maital and Ben-Zion Milner
How Should the Costs of Child Rearing Be Distributed? pp. 48-55: Shirley P. Burggraf
Growlery pp. 56-58: Amitai Etzioni
Analysis pp. 59-60: Peter A. Schulkin
Analysis pp. 61-62: Jay Zagorsky
Viewpoint pp. 62-64: Harold F. Breimyer

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
The NAFTA Illusion pp. 4-8: Jeff Faux
Pollution and Energy Taxes: Their Environmental and Economic Benefits pp. 9-14: Robert Repetto, Roger C. Dower and Robert Gramlich
Good Policy Builds on Reliable Data pp. 15-22: Janet L. Norwood
The Heresies of John Kenneth Galbraith pp. 23-28: Thomas Karier
Assessing Alternative Employment-Relations Systems pp. 29-37: Garth L. Mangum and Stephen L. Mangum
Creating Germany’s Mezzogiorno? pp. 38-44: John Hall and Udo Ludwig
The Status of Marx after the Disintegration of the USSR pp. 45-49: Warren Samuels
Reflections pp. 50-53: Gregory B. Christainsen
Perspective pp. 53-59: Charles H. Hession
The Next Battleground: Japan, America and the New European Market by Tim Jackson pp. 60-64: Curtis A. Gayle
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
The Clinton Budget Package: Putting Deficit Reduction First? pp. 4-10: Dean Baker and Todd Schafer
No Pain, No Gain: Taxes, Productivity, and Economic Growth pp. 11-19: Louis A. Ferleger and Jay R. Mandle
Economic View from the NAM pp. 20-27: Jerry J. Jasinowski
When Problems Outrun Policy pp. 28-35: Robert Haveman
A New Era Unfolds pp. 37-46: Lester R. Brown
Clinton, Deficits, and the U.S. Economy pp. 47-50: Robert Eisner
Growlery pp. 51-52: David Colander and Dewey Daane
Abroad pp. 53-56: Richard N. Cooper
At Home pp. 56-57: Elizabeth C. Bogan
Antitrust on Trial: A Dialogue on the New Laissez-Faire by Walter Adams and James W. Brock pp. 58-62: Wallace C. Peterson
Letters pp. 62-62: John J. Burton
For Further Reading pp. 63-63: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Today’s Task for Economists pp. 4-14: William Vickrey
Thinking Straight about Fiscal Stimulus and Deficit Reduction pp. 15-18: James Tobin
The American Economy: Before and after the Election pp. 19-21: Paul Samuelson
Deficit Reductions in a Populist Age: How to Sell Shared Sacrifice pp. 22-25: Amitai Etzioni
The Nation-State vs. the Global Economy pp. 26-32: Gus Tyler
Community Development Banks: An Idea in Search of Substance pp. 33-42: Hyman Minsky
Taxpayer Loss Exposure in the Bank Insurance Fund pp. 43-49: Edward Kane
Congress Threatens the Fed pp. 50-57: Thomas Havrilesky, Henry Chappell, John Gildea and Rob Mcgregor
The Misery Index: Only Part of the Story pp. 58-62: Martin A. Asher, Robert H. Defina and Kishor Thanawala
For Further Reading pp. 63-63: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
A Two-Track Growth Program pp. 4-12: James K. Galbraith
Banking: Real Risks Require Real Reforms pp. 13-17: Edward W. Hill and Roger J. Vaughan
Latin America Within the World Economy pp. 18-22: Alejandro Foxley
The Shifting Roles of Business and Government in the World Economy pp. 23-29: Murray Weidenbaum
Antitrust Laws in a Global Market pp. 30-36: Patrick M. Boarman
German Technology Policy: Incentive for Industrial Innovation pp. 37-47: Daniel F. Burton and Kathleen M. Hansen
Wage Policy in the New Germany pp. 48-51: Günther Schmid and Klaus Schömann
Abroad pp. 53-56: Michael Cayton
Growlery pp. 56-60: William Nelson Turpin
Analysis pp. 61-62: Greg Hill
At Home pp. 62-63: William Burke
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors