Challenge

1954 - 2023

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In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Correcting the World Monetary Scandal pp. 4-14: Robert Triffin
A New Chance for Argentina pp. 15-20: Rüdiger Dornbusch
Back to Gold: Giving up the “Order of the Jungle” pp. 21-30: Lewis E. Lehrman
Limits to the Welfare State pp. 31-36: Assar Lindbeck
What Antipoverty Policies Cost the Nonpoor pp. 37-42: Robert Haveman
Needed: A New Water Policy pp. 43-49: Sandra L. Postel
The Growlery pp. 50-53: Dan Bavly
At Home pp. 54-58: John B. Parrish
Abroad pp. 58-61: Martin Bronfenbrenner
Perspective pp. 62-64: Eugene Epstein’s

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Puzzles over Distribution pp. 4-10: Kenneth E. Boulding
Gorbachev Calls for Intensive Growth pp. 11-14: Abram Bergson
Agriculture and the Political Economy pp. 15-21: Harold F. Breimyer
Healing with a Thousand Bandages pp. 22-31: Lester Thurow
Workers of the World Disunited pp. 32-37: Albert A. Blum and Mark Thompson
Do Computerized Intelligence Systems Cause Artificial Management? pp. 38-43: Robert E. McGarrah
How to Resolve Latin America’s Debt Crisis pp. 44-51: David Felix
The Growlery pp. 52-54: Susan F. Feiner and Barbara A. Morgan
Abroad pp. 54-57: David D. Hale
At Home pp. 57-59: Pat Choate and Dennis C. Carey
Viewpoint pp. 59-60: Gustav Ranis
Off the Books pp. 61-63: Randall Dodd
For Further Reading pp. 64-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Reagan and the Cities: How to Meet the Challenge pp. 4-8: Richard P. Nathan
We Can’t Avoid Family Policy Much Longer pp. 9-17: Daniel Patrick Moynihan
The Soaring Dollar Did It pp. 18-22: Allen Sinai
Stabilizing Oil and Farm Prices Holds the Key pp. 23-26: David McClain
A New Market Realism: Wage Moderation pp. 27-29: Roger E. Brinner and Kenneth J. Kline
America’s Health-Care Dilemma pp. 30-34: Burton A. Weisbrod
Volcker’s Revolution at the Fed pp. 35-42: Andrew H. Bartels
Whither American Banking Reform? pp. 43-46: Henry C. Wallich
The Growlery pp. 47-50: Marvin E. Rozen
Analysis pp. 50-53: Douglas Cleveland
Portrait pp. 53-55: Helmut Schmidt
Washington pp. 55-58: Michael M. Weinstein
Response pp. 59-61: John H. Hotson
Belly Up: The Indecent Exposure of American Banking by Phillip L. Zweig, and Funny Money by Mark Singer pp. 61-64: John Caskey
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
The Case for Overhauling the Federal Reserve pp. 4-12: Milton Friedman
The U.S.-Japan Trade Imbroglio pp. 13-17: C. Fred Bergsten
Japan’s Perspective on Trade pp. 18-26: Hidetoshi Ukawa
LDC Debt and the Public-Sector Rescue pp. 27-34: Richard E. Feinberg
On Solving Social Problems—Inducements or Coercion? pp. 35-40: Amitai Etzioni
Population Policy after Mexico City: Reality vs. Ideology pp. 41-46: Robert Repetto
Abroad pp. 47-50: Sidney Weintraub
At Home pp. 51-53: Bernard E. Anderson
Viewpoint pp. 54-58: WM. Patrick Nichols
Analysis pp. 58-60: Dwayne Wrightsman
The Second Industrial Divide pp. 60-64: Hyman Minsky
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
How Monetarism Failed pp. 4-13: Nicholas Kaldor
The Second Debt Crisis Is Coming pp. 14-21: C. Fred Bergsten
Hungary’s Reform: Halfway to the Market pp. 22-31: János Kornai
Losing Ground pp. 32-38: Sheldon Danziger and Peter Gottschalk
The Fairness Test for Student-Aid Cuts pp. 39-46: Sandra R. Baum and Saul Schwartz
Exploding the Investment-Incentive Myth pp. 47-52: Robert S. McIntyre and Dean C. Tipps
The Growlery pp. 53-54: Harold F. Breimyer
Analysis pp. 55-57: Fred Moseley
Reply pp. 57-59: Samuel Bowles, David M. Gordon and Thomas E. Weisskopf
Perspective pp. 59-63: Charles H. Hession
Letter pp. 63-64: Martin Bronfenbrenner
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Tax Reform at the Crossroads pp. 4-11: Joseph J. Minarik
Money and the Lender of Last Resort pp. 12-18: Hyman Minsky
Using the Presidency to Fight Inflation pp. 19-26: James K. Galbraith
Why Economics Needs Input-Output Analysis pp. 27-35: Wassily Leontief
The Bishops on the U.S. Economy pp. 36-41: James Crotty and James R. Stormes
China Turns to Industry Reform pp. 42-47: Andrew G. Walder
The Growlery pp. 48-50: John H. Hotson
Viewpoint pp. 50-53: Julian L. Simon
Perspective pp. 53-57: Peter A. Henderson and Thomas H. Bruggink
The Spirit of Enterprise by George Gilder and Business Plan for America: An Entrepreneur’s Manifesto by Don Gevirtz pp. 57-62: Peter Bearse
Letter pp. 62-62: Ivan K. Cohen
For Further Reading pp. 63-63: The Editors