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1954 - 2023

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Ten Rules for Full Employment Without Inflation pp. 3-5: The Editors
The Real Issues of Inflation and Unemployment pp. 6-11: Arthur F. Burns
Consumer Investment versus Business Investment pp. 12-16: George Katona and Burkhard Strumpel
Oil Import Quota Auctions pp. 17-22: M. A. Adelman
Advice to the Next President pp. 23-33: Robert R. Nathan
Materials Conservation—A Technologist's Viewpoint pp. 34-42: A. G. Chynoweth
How the States Plan pp. 43-51: Leonard U. Wilson and L. V. Watkins
The Growlery pp. 52-53: Gerard Piel
At Home pp. 53-54: Stanley S. Surrey
Abroad pp. 54-55: John Midgely
Washington pp. 55-57: Birch Bayh
Portrait pp. 57-58: Anne P. Carter
Commodity Stability for the “New International Economic Order” pp. 59-60: Donald J. Casey
Equality and Efficiency: The Big Tradeoff by Arthur M. Okun pp. 60-62: Jan Pen
Letters pp. 63-64: Glenn L. Johnson

The Continued Existence of New York City Is Not Essential to National Security pp. 3-5: The Editors
Capital Shortage: Cyclical or Secular? pp. 6-11: Peter L. Bernstein
An Alternative Strategy to Foreign Investment pp. 12-19: Robert Gilpin
Full Employment to Meet America's Needs pp. 20-28: Augustus F. Hawkins
The General State of Affairs in the American Economy Is Very Serious and Very Dangerous pp. 29-36: Nat Goldfinger
New Congressional Restraints and Federal Reserve Independence pp. 37-44: Edward Kane
Worker Participation in Cuba pp. 45-54: Andrew Zimbalist
The Growlery pp. 55-55: Sidney Weintraub
At Home pp. 56-57: James Tobin
Abroad pp. 57-58: Arthur Lall
Washington pp. 58-60: William E. Simon
Portrait pp. 60-61: Willy Sellekaerts
Housing and Financial Policy pp. 61-64: Allan Meltzer
The Crisis in Keynesian Economics by John Hicks pp. 65-66: Lawrence Klein
Letters pp. 67-68: Henry Hazlitt

Recovery Without Recovery pp. 3-5: The Editors
Simultaneous Inflation and Unemployment: A Challenge to Theory and Policy pp. 6-20: Gardiner C. Means
The Roots of the American Recession: An East-West Dialogue pp. 21-29: Stanislav M. Menshikov and Robert V. Roosa
Is There a Capital Shortage? pp. 30-36: Henry C. Wallich
Financing New York City pp. 37-43: Abraham Beame
The Awkward Independence of the Federal Reserve pp. 44-48: E. Ray Canterbery
Behind the US-OPEC Conflict pp. 49-54: Victor Perlo
The Growlery pp. 55-55: Kenneth E. Boulding
At Home pp. 56-57: Joseph A. Pechman
Abroad pp. 57-58: Victor D. Lippit
Washington pp. 58-59: Gerald R. Ford
Portrait pp. 59-60: Richard A. Musgrave
How Big Is Government? pp. 60-62: Joseph Scherer
Essays on John Maynard Keynes Edited by Milo Keynes pp. 62-64: Robert Lekachman
Letters pp. 64-64: The Editors

Reply to a Critic of Planning pp. 3-5: The Editors
Financial Resources in a Fragile Financial Environment pp. 6-13: Hyman Minsky
The Future of Revenue Sharing pp. 14-21: Ray D. Whitman
For a Full Employment Act by 1976 pp. 22-25: Leon H. Keyserling
A Guide to the Congressional Budget Process pp. 26-31: Alice Rivlin
Israel's Economic Future pp. 32-38: Carol S. Greenwald
Unionizing Low-Paid Workers pp. 39-43: Jack Barbash
Planning Disaster pp. 44-46: Henry Hazlitt
State and Local Government Finances during Recession pp. 47-50: Ralph Schlosstein
Interest Rate Instability as a Tool of Monetary Policy pp. 50-54: John McCracken
Social Security and Sex Discrimination pp. 54-57: Robert J. Myers
A Time to Choose: Americas Energy Future by the Energy Policy Project of the Ford Foundation pp. 57-60: Allen V. Kneese
Letters pp. 60-64: James Vertrees

The Planning Bill pp. 3-8: The Editors
Economic Planning in Japan pp. 9-20: Ryutaro Komiya
the Human Prospect pp. 21-28: Robert L. Heilbroner
Are Environmental Regulations Hurting the Economy? pp. 29-38: Robert Hamrin
A View from the White House pp. 39-44: L. William Seidman
The Italian Economy on Trial pp. 45-51: Luigi Spaventa
The West German Miracle Revisited pp. 52-56: Gerhard Hirseland
Globalization and the Failure of Economic Policy pp. 57-61: Ronald E. MÜller
International Assistance for the Small Farmer pp. 62-64: Peter Dorner
Roll, Jordan, Roll: The World the Slaves Made by Eugene D. Genovese pp. 65-71: John Anthony Scott
Letters pp. 73-73: Melville J. Ulmer

The Fear of Planning pp. 3-6: Simonde De Sismondi
Twelve Propositions on Productivity and the War Economy pp. 7-11: Seymour Melman
Japans Economy from Now to 1980 pp. 12-14: Hisao Kanamori
Planning in France pp. 15-20: John Sheahan
Planning Economic Policy pp. 21-27: Huberth. Humphrey
The Coming Corporatism pp. 28-35: R. E. Pahl and J. T. Winkler
The Perils of Wheat Trading Without a Grains Policy pp. 36-41: Carl J. Schramm
Equality, Inflation and Wage Control pp. 42-50: Martin Rein and Peter Marris
For a National Economic Planning System pp. 51-53: The Editors
The Regeneration of British Industry pp. 53-59: The Editors
The Trade Reform Act of 1974 pp. 60-61: Guy F. Erb
The Gospel According to the Harvard Business School: The Education of America's Managerial Elite by Peter Cohen pp. 61-63: Victor Lebow
Letters pp. 63-64: Fritz Machlup