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In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Evaluating Reaganomics pp. 4-11: Paul Samuelson
How Supply-Side Triumphed pp. 12-18: Alan Reynolds
Why the Dollar Won’t Come Down pp. 19-25: Stephen Marris
Inflation or Deflation: Which Is It? pp. 26-33: Eliot Janeway
The Case for a Share Economy pp. 34-40: Martin Weitzman
The Revolution in U. S. Banking pp. 41-46: William A. Lovett
Incentives for Solving Social Problems pp. 47-53: William Baumol and Edwin S. Mills
The Growlery pp. 54-56: Paul Davidson
Washington pp. 56-57: Patricia Schroeder
Analysis pp. 57-61: Edwin Mansfield
Viewpoint pp. 61-64: Richard Pomfret
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Grassroots Development in Latin America pp. 4-9: Albert Hirschman
Are We Better Off in 1984? pp. 10-17: Richard C. Michel, Frank S. Levy, Marilyn L. Moon and Isabel V. Sawhill
Can We Salvage the 1980s? pp. 18-24: Isabel V. Sawhill
Reaganomics and the Fairness Issue pp. 25-31: Robert Buchele
Myths That Drive the Arms Race pp. 32-36: Franklyn D. Holzman
French Socialists March to the Right pp. 37-42: R. Joseph Monsen
The Mechanization of Work: Paradise or Purgatory? pp. 43-48: Joel Novek
The Growlery pp. 49-51: Robert Piron
Analysis pp. 51-55: Barry Chiswick and Carmel Chiswick
Perspective pp. 55-57: Daniel Hamermesh
At Home pp. 57-61: Dave M. O’Neill
The Troubled Crusade: American Education, 1945-1980 by Diane Ravitch and Horace’s Compromise: The Dilemma of the American High School by Theodore R. Sizer pp. 61-64: Michael S. McPherson
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
The Latin American Dimension pp. 4-11: Rüdiger Dornbusch
The Issue Is Illiquidity, Not Insolvency pp. 12-20: William Cline
Needed: Commitment to Structural Adjustment pp. 21-26: Gustav Ranis
From Crisis to Renewed Growth pp. 27-30: Martin Feldstein
M-Form: Making Decisions and Building Consensus pp. 31-37: William Ouchi
The Demise of Nuclear Power: What Comes Next? pp. 38-45: Christopher Flavin
The Growlery pp. 46-49: Barbara Bergmann
At Home pp. 49-52: Eugene Epstein
Perspective pp. 52-55: Bernard L. Weinstein and Harold T. Gross
Energy Future: Revisited—Adjustment or Restructuring? pp. 55-64: Stephen C. Stamos
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
The Failure of Soviet Leadership pp. 4-10: Marshall I. Goldman
Markets for Pollution Control pp. 11-17: Wallace Oates
The Roots of Central American Rebellion pp. 18-25: Gary W. Wynia
The Keynesian Restoration pp. 26-34: Alan Blinder
The Wage Deceleration of 1982-83 pp. 35-41: Wayne Vroman
Joan Robinson’s Legacy pp. 42-46: Alfred S. Eichner
The Growlery pp. 47-51: Walter Adams and James W. Brock
At Home pp. 51-55: Bradley R. Schiller
Perspective pp. 55-59: Ethan B. Kapstein
Analysis pp. 59-61: James Annable
The Barbaric Counter-Revolution: Cause and Cure by W. W. Rostow and Presidential Economics: The Making of Economic Policy from Roosevelt to Reagan and beyond by Herbert Stein pp. 61-63: Charles P. Kindleberger
Letter pp. 63-63: Robert Killingsworth
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Facing up to the Twin Deficits pp. 4-9: Paul Volcker
The Case for Rapid Growth pp. 10-14: James K. Galbraith
Why Nations Rise and Fall pp. 15-23: Mancur Olson
A Needed Dose of Competition … pp. 24-29: Alfred Kahn
… Or a Free Ride for AT&T? pp. 30-33: John D. Dingell, Timothy E. Nulty and Mark McCarthy
The Abdication of Big Steel pp. 34-40: Louis Schorsch
A Social Model for U. S. Productivity Growth pp. 41-48: Samuel Bowles, David M. Gordon and Thomas E. Weisskopf
A Symposium: Incomes Policy pp. 49-52: Thomas Mayer
A Symposium: Incomes Policy pp. 52-54: James Tobin
A Symposium: Incomes Policy pp. 55-57: Allen Sinai
Abroad pp. 57-60: Rodrigo K. Briones
Economic Development: Theory, Policy, and International Relations pp. 60-63: Henry J. Bruton
For Further Reading pp. 63-63: The Editors