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Volume 31, issue 6, 1988

In This Issue pp. 2-3

Richard D. Bartel

How Keynes Was Spread from America pp. 4-7

Albert Hirschman

Japan’s Investment in America: Is It a Threat? pp. 8-16

John Makin

The U.S. Economy at a Turning Point pp. 17-25

C. Fred Bergsten

Glass-Steagall Is Still Needed pp. 26-30

Thomas F. Cargill

Peru on the Brink pp. 31-37

Rüdiger Dornbusch

What Future for U.S. Trade Unions? pp. 38-42

Ian M. Taplin

Can We Solve Black Youth Unemployment? pp. 43-49

Harry Holzer

The Growlery pp. 50-51

Lawrence Mishel and Jacqueline Simon

At Home pp. 52-54

David J. Roberts and Mark J. Sullivan

Perspective pp. 54-56

Gregory Schmid

Analysis pp. 56-59

Barnet Wagman and Nancy Folbre

Viewpoint pp. 60-61

David D. Jones

The Great Triumvirate pp. 61-64

Eliot Janeway

For Further Reading pp. 65-65

The Editors

Volume 31, issue 5, 1988

In This Issue pp. 2-3

Richard D. Bartel

A Progressive Labor Agenda after Reagan pp. 4-11

Robert L. Kuttner

False Fears of Wage-Led Inflation pp. 12-20

Wendy Rayack

Economic Priorities for the Next President pp. 21-26

Lawrence Summers

New Policy for the New Poverty pp. 27-36

Robert Haveman

The Cuomo Commission’s “New Realism” pp. 37-43

Lee O. Smith

We’re Stronger without SDI pp. 44-49

Rosy Nimroody and Henry Epstein

The Growlery pp. 50-52

Robert D. Hamrin

Analysis pp. 52-55

Hans Mueller

Perspective pp. 55-58

George P. Brockway

At Home pp. 58-59

Bruce L. Brager

The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers pp. 60-64

Gus Tyler

For Further Reading pp. 65-65

The Editors

Volume 31, issue 4, 1988

In This Issue pp. 2-3

Richard D. Bartel

Fiscal Reality and Exploding Myths pp. 4-13

Joseph J. Minarik

Electoral Cycles in Economic Policy pp. 14-21

Thomas Havrilesky

What’s Facing the Next President? pp. 22-31

Robert Eisner

In the Beginning pp. 32-34

Paul Samuelson

A Revolution Remembered pp. 35-41

James Tobin

Counterrevolution in Progress pp. 42-46

Martin Feldstein

Evolution Prevails pp. 47-52

Benjamin M. Friedman

The Growlery pp. 53-56

Adrienne M. Birecree

Analysis pp. 56-58

Robert N. Horn

Perspective pp. 58-61

Lawrence R. Mishel

Economic Policy up for Election pp. 62-64

Steven Pressman

Letter pp. 65-65

A. L. Raimi

For Further Reading pp. 65-65

The Editors

Volume 31, issue 3, 1988

In This Issue pp. 2-3

Richard D. Bartel

Full Employment and the Human Element pp. 4-8

Alfred S. Eichner

Part-timers: Living on Half-rations pp. 9-16

Sar A. Levitan and Elizabeth A. Conway

The Debt Crisis at a Turning Point pp. 17-26

Jeffrey D. Sachs

What about America’s Underclass? pp. 27-36

Isabel V. Sawhill

Let’s Try Export-Led Growth pp. 37-41

James K. Galbraith

A Cheaper Dollar Is Not Enough pp. 42-47

Jeff Faux

The Growlery pp. 48-51

Robert Cherry and Gertrude S. Goldberg

Response pp. 51-52

Barbara Bergmann

Perspective pp. 52-55

Jan Hogendorn

Abroad pp. 55-57

Randall B. Purcell

Secrets of the Temple: How the Federal Reserve Runs the Country pp. 58-62

Hyman Minsky

Greider’s Secrets of the Temple pp. 62-64

Randall Dodd

For Further Reading pp. 65-65

The Editors

Volume 31, issue 2, 1988

In This Issue pp. 2-3

Richard D. Bartel

The Economic Theory of Politics Reborn pp. 4-10

James Buchanan

James Buchanan and the Revival of Classical Political Economy pp. 11-15

Gregory B. Christainsen

The New Palgrave: Economics from A to Z pp. 16-22

John Eatwell

Facts vs. Fiction in Social Policy pp. 23-28

Robert Haveman

Sharing Burdens in NATO pp. 29-35

Todd Sandler

How to End the Crisis in Medical Malpractice Insurance pp. 36-41

Roger Blair and Marvin Dewar

What Is Competition For? pp. 42-48

Benjamin Ross

Analysis pp. 49-50

Geoffrey H. Moore and John P. Cullity

Viewpoint pp. 50-52

Janos Horvath

Abroad pp. 52-57

John Brigante

At Home pp. 57-61

Steven Pressman

Deficits edited by James M. Buchanan, Charles K. Rowley, and Robert D. Tollison pp. 61-64

Robert Aten

For Further Reading pp. 65-65

The Editors

Volume 31, issue 1, 1988

In This Issue pp. 2-3

Richard D. Bartel

After the Dollar Crash: The World Turned Upside Down pp. 4-10

John D. Paulus

The Crash of ’87 and the Economy of ’88 pp. 11-21

Allen Sinai

Back from the Brink pp. 22-28

Hyman Minsky

Have We Caught the British Disease? pp. 29-36

Stephen V.O. Clarke

Redesigning Financial Regulation pp. 37-43

Thomas F. Huertas

Why “Workfare” Fails pp. 44-49

Sarah K. Gideonse and William R. Meyers

The Growlery pp. 50-53

Michael Meeropol

Viewpoint pp. 53-55

David Schap and Peter R. Jensen

Analysis pp. 55-60

John E. Silvia and Barry Whall

What Kind of Soviet Reform? pp. 60-63

Murray Yanowitch

Mixing Economics with Mysticism pp. 63-65

Ross M. LaRoe and John Charles Pool

For Further Reading pp. 65-65

The Editors