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Inflation, 1919 pp. 3-4: The Editors
The Invisible Handshake and the Inflationary Process pp. 5-12: Arthur M. Okun
The Bankruptcy of Keynesian Econometric Models pp. 13-19: Michael K. Evans
Modern Economics as a Chapter in the History of Economic Thought pp. 20-24: Robert L. Heilbroner
The View from Chase Manhattan pp. 25-30: David Rockefeller
The Currency-Choice Defense pp. 31-36: Martin Bronfenbrenner
The Significance of Rational Expectations Theory pp. 37-43: Bennett McCallum
Substitution and Labor Market Policy pp. 44-47: Daniel Hamermesh
The Growlery pp. 48-49: Charles P. Kindleberger
At Home pp. 49-51: Henry C. Wallich
Abroad pp. 51-53: Jean M. Gray
Washington pp. 54-56: William Proxmire
Portrait pp. 56-59: Alfred S. Eichner
Beyond, Capitalist Planning Edited by Stuart Holland pp. 60-62: Michael Ellman
The Future of Business Regulation: Private Action and Public Demand by Murray Weidenbaum pp. 62-63: George C. Eads
For Further Reading pp. 64-64: The Editors

When Britain Ran out of Wood pp. 3-4: The Editors
How Big Is the Irregular Economy? pp. 5-13: Edgar Feige
Statistical Illusions, Mistaken Policies pp. 14-17: Peter M. Gutmann
The Hidden Costs of Nuclear Power pp. 18-26: Richard W. England
Investment Is the Answer pp. 27-31: Lloyd M. Bentsen
The High Cost of Government Regulation pp. 32-39: Murray Weidenbaum
Solving the Stagflation Puzzle pp. 40-46: Joan Robinson
If Chrysler Shuts Down pp. 47-53: Economic Affairs
The Growlery pp. 54-56: Abraham Serfaty
At Home pp. 56-58: Peter H. Lindert
Abroad pp. 58-60: H. Peter Gray
Portrait pp. 60-65: Ronald L. Meek
Reflections of an Economic Policy Maker: Speeches and Congressional Statements, 1969-1978 by Arthur F. Burns pp. 65-68: Leonard A. Rapping
Letters pp. 69-72: The Editors

Toward a Balanced Energy Program pp. 3-11: Robert Stobaugh and Daniel Yergin
X-Efficiency: From Concept to Theory pp. 13-22: Harvey Leibenstein
The Limitations of the Profit Motive pp. 23-27: Kenneth Arrow
Poverty, Welfare, and Earnings: A New Approach pp. 28-34: Sheldon Danziger, Irwin Garfinkel and Robert Haveman
The Case for Solar Energy pp. 35-40: Barry Commoner
Is the Federal Budget Balanced? pp. 41-43: Joseph Scherer
Inflation Distortion and the Balanced Budget pp. 44-47: Clarence L. Barber
Is Technological Unemployment Inevitable? pp. 48-50: Wassily Leontief
Is There a Gasoline Shortage? pp. 51-54: Alfred F. Dougherty
The Growlery pp. 55-56: Augustus F. Hawkins
At Home pp. 57-58: George W. McKinney
Abroad pp. 58-60: Thomas Grennes
Washington pp. 60-62: Allan Meltzer
Portrait pp. 62-64: Richard M. Cyert
Japan as Number One: Lessons for America by Ezra F. Vogel pp. 66-67: Martin Bronfenbrenner
For Further Reading pp. 68-68: The Editors

Remarks and Trifles pp. 3-4: James Sutherland
Health Care for All Americans Act pp. 5-10: Edward M. Kennedy
National Health Plan Legislation pp. 11-16: Jimmy Carter
Hospital Inflation: A Diagnosis and Prescription pp. 17-23: Laurence S. Seidman
The Quiet Crisis pp. 24-27: Vernon E. Jordan
The President’s Plan pp. 28-34: Charles L. Schultze
Incentives for Exploration and Development pp. 34-35: Alice Rivlin
U.S. Crude Oil Pricing“A Proposal pp. 36-38: William P. Tavoulareas
The Case for Decontrol pp. 38-40: Morris A. Adelman
What Is the Energy Crisis pp. 41-46: Paul Davidson
Sticks with Two Short Ends pp. 47-51: Arthur Okun
The Growlery pp. 52-54: Shlomo Maital
At Home pp. 54-56: Lloyd J. Dumas
Abroad pp. 56-58: Lynn Turgeon
Portrait pp. 59-63: Howard Shuman
Managers and Work Reform: A Limited Engagement by Ivar Berg, Marcia Freedman and Michael Freeman pp. 64-66: Charles F. Sabel
Letter pp. 67-68: The Editors
For Further Reading pp. 68-68: The Editors

From Einstein pp. 3-4: The Editors
The Futility of British Incomes Policy pp. 5-13: Samuel Brittan
The Movement for Industrial Democracy in Western Europe pp. 14-21: Theodore Geiger
The Three Percent Solution: NATO and the U.S. Defense Budget pp. 22-29: Les Aspin
China after the Radicals pp. 30-37: A. Doak Barnett
Is Worker Dissatisfaction Rising? pp. 38-45: Graham L. Staines
Post-Keynesian Theory: A Look Ahead pp. 46-54: Alfred S. Eichner
Do Structural Employment and Training Programs Influence Unemployment? pp. 55-58: George Johnson
The Growlery pp. 59-60: Edward M. Kennedy
At Home pp. 60-62: Edward F. Denison
Abroad pp. 62-65: Julius K. Nyerere
Washington pp. 66-67: Alfred Kahn
Portrait pp. 67-69: Anna Schwartz
The Shadow of Keynes: Understanding Keynes, Cambridge, and Keynesian Economics by Elizabeth S. and Harry G. Johnson pp. 70-71: Robert Lekachman
For Further Reading pp. 72-72: The Editors

The First Case of Tax Reduction pp. 3-5: Samuel Noah Kramer
Down the Drain to Bangladesh? pp. 6-14: Gardner Ackley
The Communists’ Dilemma: Cooperation or Opposition pp. 15-16: Bogdan Denitch
L’esplosione pp. 17-21: ChÍé Stato
Marginal Workers in Industrial Society pp. 22-32: Charles F. Sabel
Beyond Collective Bargaining pp. 33-39: Douglas Fraser
The Economics of Natural Resources pp. 40-46: Paul Davidson
The Incidence of Taxation pp. 47-51: A. Asimakopulos
Work Incentives and the Negative Income Tax pp. 52-55: Michael Keeley and Philip Robins
The Growlery pp. 56-58: Bella S. Abzug and Carmen Delgado Votaw
At Home pp. 58-59: Harold F. Breimyer
Abroad pp. 60-62: Zafer Ecevit and K. C. Zachariah
Washington pp. 62-64: Henry S. Reuss and Jacob K. Javits
Portrait pp. 64-66: Donald Filtzer
The New Protectionism: The Welfare State and International Trade by Melvyn Krauss pp. 67-68: Robert Baldwin