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In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Ideology and Economic Reality pp. 4-9: John Kenneth Galbraith
In Search of Legitimacy pp. 10-14: Imre Pozsgay
Labor Needs a Clear Policy pp. 14-17: László Sándor
The View from the Opposition pp. 18-21: PéTER Á. Bod
Is There Any Hope for Nicaragua? pp. 22-28: Ann Helwege
U.S.-Japan Joint Ventures: Who Gains? pp. 29-38: Dorothy B. Christelow
The Bush Plan Is No Cure for the S&L Insurance Malady pp. 39-43: Edward Kane
Boost Saving with a Personal Consumption Tax pp. 44-50: Laurence S. Seidman
How the CEA Advises Presidents pp. 51-55: Martin Feldstein
Growlery pp. 56-57: Robert Piron
Analysis pp. 57-60: Benjamin J. Cohen
Viewpoint pp. 60-61: Manuel Agosin
Breaking the Bank: The Decline of BankAmerica pp. 62-64: Peter I. Berman
Letter pp. 64-64: The Editors
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
What Military Spending Really Costs pp. 4-10: Richard B. Du Boff
From Guns to Butter in the USSR pp. 11-15: Ethan B. Kapstein
Nature’s Resources as Productive Assets pp. 16-20: Robert Repetto
GNP Budgeting: Old Theory, New Reality pp. 21-27: Francis M. Bator
The Shortsighted Focus on Labor Shortages pp. 28-32: Sar A. Levitan and Frank Gallo
Why the Family Support Act Will Fail pp. 33-39: Sarah K. Gideonse and William R. Meyers
Achieving a Civilized Society pp. 40-46: Paul Davidson
The Saving Shortfall Reconsidered pp. 47-51: Robert Guttmann
Growlery pp. 52-53: C. Fred Bergsten
Wall Street pp. 53-57: Cyrus Bina and John A. Teixeira
Viewpoint pp. 57-59: Murray Weidenbaum
Analysis pp. 59-62: Wilfred Cude
Economics for a Civilized Society by Greg Davidson and Paul Davidson pp. 63-64: Wallace C. Peterson
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
America’s Second Fiscal Revolution pp. 4-10: Herbert Stein
Examining Stein’s Proposals pp. 10-13: Robert L. Heilbroner
Can We Break the Budget Deadlock? pp. 14-21: Lee H. Hamilton
What’s Wrong with a Declining National Saving Rate? pp. 22-26: William Nordhaus
There’s No Simple Explanation for the Collapse in Saving pp. 27-32: Barry Bosworth
U. S. Net Foreign Saving Has Also Plunged pp. 33-38: Peter Hooper
Going beyond the Brady Plan pp. 39-46: Islam Shafiqul
Economics and Chaos pp. 47-52: Guy Routh
Growlery pp. 53-53: George P. Brockway
Viewpoint pp. 54-56: Edward Renshaw
Perspective pp. 54-54: Wilfred Beckerman
The World pp. 56-57: John Stover
Analysis pp. 57-58: Mark R. Drabenstott and Alan Barkema
Wall Street pp. 59-60: Lawrence A. Kudlow
Balancing Acts: Technology, Finance, and the American Future By James K. Galbraith pp. 61-64: Stephen V. O. Clarke
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
The Soviet Union Joins the International Economy pp. 4-9: Andrei V. Anikin
Economics of Perestroika: An Inauspicious Beginning pp. 10-15: Abram Bergson
The Death of Communism pp. 16-23: Zbigniew Brzezinski
Maquiladoras: Mexico’s Tiger by the Tail? pp. 24-30: Philip Mirowski and Susan Helper
Why All the Fuss about Foreign Investment pp. 31-35: Jeffrey M. Schaefer and David G. Strongin
A National Health Program Is Necessary pp. 36-40: Vicente Navarro
Through the (Economics) Glass Darkly pp. 41-47: Alan Abouchar
Growlery pp. 48-50: George P. Brockway
Inquiry pp. 50-51: Robert Piron
Policy pp. 51-54: Amitai Etzioni
Viewpoint pp. 54-55: Robert L. Heilbroner and Peter L. Bernstein
Perspective pp. 55-57: Thomas Havrilesky
Washington pp. 57-59: Isabel V. Sawhill
Analysis pp. 59-62: Harold F. Breimyer
America in the World Economy: A Strategy for the 1990s pp. 63-64: James K. Galbraith
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Beyond Self-Interest pp. 4-13: Robert H. Frank
Global Ecology at the Brink pp. 14-22: Lester R. Brown
The Shrinking Realm of Laissez-Faire pp. 23-25: Richard Ablin
Acid Rain Reduction Credits pp. 25-29: Thomas H. Tietenberg
The Ailing S & Ls: Causes and Cures pp. 30-38: James Barth and Michael G. Bradley
Can the U.S. Financial System Survive the Revolution? pp. 39-43: Stephen Rousseas
LDC Debt Will Restructure U.S. Banking pp. 44-49: Richard E. Feinberg and Gordon Hanson
Growlery pp. 50-54: Jill Kriesky
Perspective pp. 54-56: Thomas Havrilesky
Viewpoint pp. 56-57: Stephen V. O. Clarke
Analysis pp. 57-59: Lou Ferleger and Jay R. Mandle
To Spend or to Save: Day of Reckoning by Benjamin M. Friedman, Rendezvous with Reality by Murray Weidenbaum, and The Great U-Turn by Bennett Harrison and Barry Bluestone pp. 60-63: Gus Tyler
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
How to Turn Mexico’s Debt and Inflation into Growth pp. 4-10: Rüdiger Dornbusch
Hyperinflation in Latin America pp. 11-19: Eliana Cardoso
What’s Good for U.S. Banks Is Disaster for Brazil pp. 20-26: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
America in Debt: A President’s Dilemma pp. 27-34: John E. Silvia
The Late Great Debate on Deindustrialization pp. 35-43: Lawrence R. Mishel
What Strategy for the “Education President”? pp. 44-50: Sandra R. Baum and Saul Schwartz
Growlery pp. 51-54: Alan Greenspan
Humoresque pp. 54-55: Gus Tyler
Washington pp. 56-58: L. William Seidman
The Cuomo Commission Report: A New American Formula for a Strong Economy pp. 59-64: Eliot Janeway
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors