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In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Keynes, Roosevelt, and the Complementary Revolutions pp. 4-8: John Kenneth Galbraith
Budgeting for Peace and Growth pp. 9-20: Alfred S. Eichner
Congress Can’t Face It Alone pp. 21-28: Alice Rivlin
The Budget Cuts: The Day After pp. 29-36: Richard P. Nathan and Fred C. Doolittle
Why the Dollar Is Strong pp. 37-41: Martin Feldstein
Reviewing Reagan’s Economic Program pp. 42-50: Sheldon Danziger, Robert Haveman, Donald Nichols and Barbara Wolfe
The Growlery pp. 51-53: David M. Roderick
Analysis pp. 54-58: Michael Munger
Washington pp. 58-61: Jacques S. Gansler
The World’s Money pp. 61-64: Charles P. Kindleberger
Letter pp. 64-64: Stephen L. Mangum
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-4: Richard D. Bartel
Keynes’ Policies in Theory and Practice pp. 5-11: James Tobin
The Myth of U. S. Deindustrialization pp. 12-21: Robert Lawrence
Sidney Weintraub, the Man and His Ideas pp. 22-28: Laurence S. Seidman
The Zero-Sum Illusion pp. 29-37: Samuel Bowles
Business against the Welfare State pp. 38-45: Richard E. Foglesong
How Far Is Mitterrand from Barre? pp. 46-50: Saul Estrin and Peter Holmes
The Growlery pp. 51-53: Michael Moffitt
At Home pp. 53-54: Joseph Scherer
Analysis pp. 54-56: John E. Schwarz
Viewpoint pp. 57-58: Sidney C. Sufrin
Washington pp. 58-60: Larry C. Ledebur and David W. Rasmussen
Utilitarianism and beyond; Spheres of Justice: A Defense of Pluralism and Equality pp. 60-64: Michael S. McPherson
For Further Reading pp. 65-65: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard Bartel
Re-Entering Paradise: The Mechanization of Work pp. 4-11: Gerard Piel
The Energy Crisis Is Over … Again pp. 12-17: John P. Weyant
Japan and the U.S.: Trading Shots Over Beef and Oranges pp. 18-24: Charles Timmer and Michael R. Reich
We Can Learn from the Past pp. 25-33: Herbert Stein
A Look at Reagan’s Revolution in Development Policy pp. 34-43: Richard Newfarmer
A “Third Way” for Feldstein: Tip pp. 44-48: Laurence S. Seidman
The Growlery pp. 49-51: Carolyn Shaw Bell
DeGrasse Responds pp. 51-52: Robert W. DeGrasse
At Home pp. 52-55: Eileen Appelbaum
Analysis pp. 56-57: George E. Hoffer and Robert Reilly
Viewpoint pp. 57-60: Bradley R. Schiller
For Further Reading pp. 61-61: The Editors
Reader Survey pp. 63-64: The Editors

In This Issue pp. 2-3: Richard D. Bartel
Military Spending and Jobs pp. 4-15: Robert W. DeGrasse
Now Is the Time for a National Industrial Strategy pp. 16-21: Stan N. Lundine
Industrial Policy Is Not the Answer pp. 22-25: Murray Weidenbaum
The Anatomy of Power pp. 26-33: John Kenneth Galbraith
Which Way for France? pp. 34-41: Robert Eisner
No Golden Age for College Graduates pp. 42-50: Samuel M. Ehrenhalt
The Growlery pp. 51-53: Harold F. Breimyer
Viewpoint pp. 54-56: Bernard van Praag and Peter A. B. Konijn
Washington pp. 57-59: Martin Freedman and A. J. Stagliano
At Home pp. 59-63: Kevin F. McCarthy
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors

Reflections and Speculations pp. 3-5: Richard D. Bartel
Technology and Unemployment in the Western World pp. 6-17: W. W. Rostow
The Bitter Fruits of Labor pp. 18-22: Sar A. Levitan and Robert Taggart
Women’s Plight: Bad and Getting Worse pp. 22-26: Barbara Bergmann
The Once and Future Fed pp. 26-32: Henry S. Reuss
Monetary Policy and Inflationary Expectations pp. 32-35: Andrew F. Brimmer
An International Keynesian Yank pp. 36-39: Lester Thurow
The Need for Militant Moderatism pp. 39-42: George W. McKinney
Remedies Available, Good Sense Lacking pp. 42-44: Robert Lekachman
The Drift to Protectionism pp. 44-47: Murray Weidenbaum
The Erosion of Federal Statistics pp. 48-50: Carolyn Shaw Bell
Starting Over: A New Bipartisan Economic Policy pp. 50-54: Herbert Stein
The Gap between Trade Theory and Capital Flows pp. 54-57: Robert V. Roosa
1929: Ten Lessons for Today pp. 58-61: Charles P. Kindleberger
Minding America’s Business: The Decline and Rise of the American Economy, and The Deindustrialization of America: Plant Closings, Community Abandonment, and the Dismantling of Basic Industry pp. 62-65: Mark Hibbs