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From the Editor pp. 3-4: The Editors
Economic Planning and Policies in Norway pp. 5-13: Eivind Erichsen
Natural Resources and Environmental Restrictions to Growth pp. 14-21: Edward S. Mason
The Soviet Economic Slowdown pp. 22-27: Abram Bergson
The Labor Market: Matching up the Statistics and the Realities pp. 28-33: Julius Shiskin
Wall Street’s Mindless Affair with Tight Money pp. 34-39: Sidney Weintraub
Stagnation and the “New Protectionism” pp. 40-44: Melvyn B. Krauss
Women’s and Welfare Reform pp. 45-50: Arnold H. Packer, Nancy M. Gordon, Jodie T. Allen and Nancy M. Gordon
The Prospects for U.S.-Cuba Trade pp. 51-54: Andrew Zimbalist
The Growlery pp. 55-57: Stanley Kaish
At Home pp. 57-58: Amitai Etzioni
Abroad pp. 58-59: Sir Alan Cottrell
Washington pp. 59-60: Leon H. Keyserling
Portrait pp. 61-63: B.A. Corry
The Megacorp and Oligopoly: Micro Foundations of Macro Dynamics by Alfred S. Eichner pp. 64-65: Luigi Pasinetti
Letters pp. 66-68: The Editors

From the Editor pp. 2-5: The Editors
The Great Stagflation Swamp pp. 6-13: Arthur M. Okun
Welfare Reform and Social Insurance pp. 14-22: Alvin L. Schorr
Can We Revitalize Our Cities? pp. 23-34: James S. Coleman
What Is to Be Done? pp. 35-42: George Perry, Melville J. Ulmer and Henry C. Wallich
Basic Data and Economic Policy pp. 43-49: Carolyn Shaw Bell
World Gains in Family Planning pp. 50-55: Lester R. Brown and Bruce Stokes
A New Farm and Food Law pp. 56-59: Harold F. Breimyer
The Growlery pp. 60-61: Melvyn B. Krauss
At Home pp. 61-62: Julian L. Simon
Abroad pp. 63-66: Paul Streeten
Washington pp. 66-67: Henry Reuss
Portrait pp. 67-69: Joan Robinson
Late Capitalism by Ernest Mandel pp. 70-72: Robert L. Heilbroner and Edward J. Nell

From the Editor pp. 3-5: The Editors
How Recession Feeds Inflation: Price Markups in a Concentrated Economy pp. 6-13: Howard M. Wachtel and Peter D. Adelsheim
Stagflation–Its Cause and Cure pp. 14-19: Abba P. Lerner
How Large Is the Welfare Class? pp. 20-23: Martin Rein and Lee Rainwater
Protecting the Consumer pp. 24-28: Carol Foreman
A Continuing Audit of Government Economic Statistics pp. 29-33: Geoffrey H. Moore
Chicago Economics in Chile pp. 34-43: Michael Moffitt
Let’s Create Wealth, Not Allocate Shortages pp. 44-47: Walter B. Wriston
How the Rich Can Help the Poor pp. 48-52: Robert Lekachman
The Growlery pp. 53-54: Paul Davidson
At Home pp. 54-55: John A. Brittain
Abroad pp. 55-56: Gustav Ranis
Washington pp. 57-58: Alicia H. Munnell
Portrait pp. 58-59: James Tobin
The Seven Sisters: The Great Oil Companies & The World They Shaped by Anthony Sampson; The Control of Oil by John M. Blair; The Brotherhood of Oil: Energy Policy and the Public Interest by Robert Engler pp. 60-61: The Editors
The Promise of Greatness by Sar A. Levitan and Robert Taggart pp. 62-63: Oscar A. Ornati
Letters pp. 64-64: Carl Hamilton

From the Editor pp. 3-5: The Editors
Tales of a Onetime Tariff Commissioner pp. 6-12: Mespenelope Hartland-Thunberg
The US. Aircraft Industry: A Case for Sectoral Planning pp. 13-19: Jacques S. Gansler
The Dilemmas of Soviet Oil Policy pp. 20-28: Marshall I. Goldman
Work and the Welfare State pp. 29-33: Sar A. Levitan
What Makes Exchange Rates Move? pp. 34-40: Henry C. Wallich
Jobs and Services: Toward a Labor-Intensive Economy pp. 41-45: Herbert J. Gans
Subsidizing Disaster: Federal Policy on Water Development pp. 46-49: Charles Warren
The Growlery pp. 50-51: Ann Hewlett Sylvia
At Home pp. 52-53: George Katona
Abroad pp. 54-55: Melvyn B. Krauss
Washington pp. 55-57: Arnold E. Safer
Portrait pp. 57-59: Trygve Haavelmo
The Game of Disarmament by Alva Myrdal pp. 59-61: Victor Lebow
The Future of the World Economy Prepared by a Research Team Led by Wassily Leontief, Anne P. Carter and Peter Petri; RIO—Reshaping the International Order: A Report to the Club of Rome by Jan Tinbergen, Coordinator, Antony J. Dolman, Editor, Jan van Ettinger, Director pp. 61-64: The Editors

From the Editor pp. 3-5: The Editors
Industrial Relations, Labor Economics, and Policy Decisions pp. 6-12: John T. Dunlop
National Health Insurance: Canada's Path, America's Choices pp. 13-21: Theodore R. Marmor and Edward Tenner
Institutionalism, Keynes, and the Real World pp. 22-32: Wallace C. Peterson
The Costs of Discrimination pp. 33-39: Kenneth B. Clark
Monetarism and the Threat of a World Financial Crisis pp. 40-47: Thomas Balogh
Chronic Inflation in Latin America pp. 48-52: Felipe Pazos
Economic Inventions: The Prelude to Theory pp. 53-55: S.M. Miller
The Case for Incrementalism pp. 56-59: Richard P. Nathan
The Growlery pp. 60-62: Sol S. Shalit
At Home pp. 62-63: Edward J. Nell
Abroad pp. 64-66: Guillaume Guindey
Washington pp. 66-67: Sar A. Levitan and Robert Taggart
Portrait pp. 67-68: Egon Matznbr
The Arena of International Finance by Charles A. Coombs pp. 69-71: Peter Kenen
Letters to the Editor pp. 71-73: The Editors

From the Editor pp. 3-4: The Editors
Adam Smith's Relevance for Today pp. 6-12: Milton Friedman
The Anarchy of Policy-Making toward Less Developed Countries pp. 13-19: Sidney Weintraub
The Financial Instability Hypothesis: An Interpretation of Keynes and an Alternative to“Standard” Theory pp. 20-27: Hyman Minsky
Some Dilemmas of Economic Policy pp. 28-35: Paul Samuelson
The Implications of Zero Economic Growth pp. 36-43: Lester Thurow
The Northern Tier and the Sunbelt: Conflict or Cooperation? pp. 44-49: Carol L. Jusenius and Larry C. Ledebur
The Nobel Prize in Economic Science pp. 50-52: Gunnar Myrdal
Mining the Deep Seabed pp. 52-55: Danny Leipziger
The Growlery pp. 56-59: E.J. Mishan
At Home pp. 59-61: William J. Stull
Abroad pp. 61-62: Lawrence J. Brainard
Washington pp. 62-64: Joseph M. Bonin and John B. Legler
Portrait pp. 64-65: John Eatwell
The Economists by Leonard Silk; Ethics and Profits: The Crisis of Confidence in American Business by Leonard Silk and David Vogel pp. 66-67: Benjamin Ward
Letters pp. 68-72: The Editors