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In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
An Ecology for Economic Change pp. 4-8: Adebayo Adedeji
Policy Reform: What Must Be Done pp. 9-15: The World Bank International Relations Department
Challenge for Africa’s Private Sector pp. 16-25: Richard W. Richardson and Osman S. Ahmed
A Model: The Aga Khan Rural Support Program pp. 26-31: Guillaume de Spoelberch and Robert D’arcy Shaw
H. J. Heinz Success in Zimbabwe pp. 32-36: Douglas N. Dibb
The Dollar’s Decline and Trade: Mission Accomplished? pp. 37-46: Rimmer de Vries and Derek Hargreaves
The Growlery pp. 47-50: Joe Foweraker
Abroad pp. 50-52: Magoroh Maruyama
Washington pp. 53-54: David D. Jones
Washington pp. 54-55: Neal M. Soss
At Home pp. 55-58: William M. Dugger
John Maynard Keynes Volume One: Hopes Betrayed 1883-1920 by Robert Skidelsky pp. 59-64: David Felix
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Can Economics Become a Science? pp. 4-12: Alfred S. Eichner
Founding a New Socioeconomics pp. 13-17: Amitai Etzioni
The Failure of Armchair Economics pp. 18-25: Herbert Simon
Big Inflations Need Potent Cures pp. 26-32: Martin C. Spechler
What Is Full Employment? pp. 33-40: Richard S. Krashevski
America’s Third Industrial Revolution pp. 41-46: Roy B. Helfgott
Perspective pp. 47-50: Lawrence Summers
Perspective pp. 51-52: Alan Blinder
Analysis pp. 52-56: David D. Hale
Response pp. 56-58: Leon H. Keyserling
Response pp. 58-58: Robert Eisner
Capitalism, Freedom, and Overdeveloped Nations: Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman; The Overdeveloped Nations: The Diseconomies of Scale by Leopold Kohr pp. 59-63: Raymond Benton
Letters pp. 63-64: The Editors
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Reversible and Irreversible Processes in Economics pp. 4-10: Charles P. Kindleberger
Unemployment: Europe’s Challenge of the ’80s pp. 11-18: Rüdiger Dornbusch
What Policymakers Can Learn from Brazil and Mexico pp. 19-28: Eliana Cardoso
Economic Growth and the Diffusion of Power pp. 29-37: Walt W. Rostow
The Thrift Industry’s Rough Road Ahead pp. 38-43: James Barth, Donald J. Bisenius, R. Dan Brumbaugh and Daniel Sauerhaft
The Growlery pp. 44-48: Gerald L. Houseman
Viewpoint pp. 48-51: Paul Wonnacott
Perspective pp. 51-54: David Felix
Washington pp. 55-59: Peter Hakim
Analysis pp. 59-61: Dennis D. Miller
How Real Is the Federal Deficit? by Robert Eisner pp. 61-63: James K. Galbraith
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
In the Shadow of Financial Exhilaration pp. 4-10: Henry Kaufman
Economics, Ideology, and Public Policy pp. 11-17: Anthony Solomon
A Nation Without a Defense Policy pp. 18-24: Les Aspin
Redefining National Security pp. 25-32: Lester R. Brown
Tax Reform: Up from the Ashes pp. 33-39: Joseph J. Minarik
What Hath Conservative Economics Wrought? pp. 40-46: Gerald Epstein
The Growlery pp. 47-50: Garth L. Mangum, Stephen L. Mangum and Sae Young Kim
Analysis pp. 51-54: Laurence S. Seidman
At Home pp. 54-56: Murray Weidenbaum
Washington pp. 56-59: Walter S. Salant
Response pp. 59-59: Walter W. Heller
The Zero-Sum Solution: Building a World-Class American Economy by Lester C. Thurow pp. 60-64: Hyman Minsky
Letters pp. 64-65: The Editors
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
High Time to Restore the Employment Act of 1946 pp. 4-12: James Tobin
Will the Real Federal Deficit Stand Up? pp. 13-21: Robert Eisner
How to Cut the Deficit and Rebuild America pp. 22-29: Barry Bluestone and John Havens
Needed: Restraints on the Takeover Mania pp. 30-34: Felix G. Rohatyn
Gearing up World Growth pp. 35-40: C. Fred Bergsten
Multinationals Are Mushrooming pp. 41-47: Raymond Vernon
Reversing the Downtrend in Real Wages pp. 48-55: Ray Marshall
Can America Compete? pp. 56-64: Stephen S. Cohen and John Zysman
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Activist Government: Key to Growth pp. 4-10: Walter W. Heller
Should Growth Be a Priority of National Policy? pp. 11-17: Herbert Stein
A Great American Tradition: Government Opening Opportunity pp. 18-25: Robert Kuttner
Wage Inequality Takes a Great U-Turn pp. 26-32: Bennett Harrison, Chris Tilly and Barry Bluestone
An Economic Bust for the Baby Boom pp. 33-39: Frank S. Levy and Richard C. Michel
Families with Children Have Fared Worst pp. 40-47: Sheldon Danziger and Peter Gottschalk
A Critique of Reagan’s Labor Policy pp. 48-54: Michael J. Piore
Free Markets Bring Change and Growth pp. 55-64: Marvin H. Kosters
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors