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The Economic Consequences of Friedrich A. von Hayek pp. 3-4: The Editors
The Pitfalls and Promises of Public Employment pp. 5-9: Melville J. Ulmer
The Public Employment Bandwagon Takes the Wrong Road pp. 10-16: Robert Lerman
Living with Oil at $10 per Barrel pp. 17-25: Arnold Packer
The Great Debate on Wage-Price Controls pp. 26-32: David Lewis and Myron E. Sharpe
The Monetary Governors and the Ghost of Bretton Woods pp. 33-39: Ronald A. Krieger
Women's Access to Credit pp. 40-45: Jane Roberts Chapman
The Future of the Electric Utilities pp. 46-52: Murray Weidenbaum
The Social Security System Is Not Perfect, but It's Not Bankrupt pp. 53-57: John A. Brittain
US-Soviet Trade Prospects pp. 57-60: Roy Bennett
An Introduction to Modern Economics pp. 60-64: Lynn Turgeon
Letters pp. 64-64: Hans H. Jenny

Inflation and Defunct Ideas pp. 3-5: The Editors
The Inevitability of Controls pp. 6-8: Robert Lekachman
Controls Are Not the Answer pp. 9-12: C. Jackson Grayson
What Did Keynes Really Mean? pp. 13-19: Alan Coddington
Why World Bankers Are Worried pp. 20-23: Charles P. Kindleberger
More Third World Cartels Ahead? pp. 24-31: Raymond F. Mikesell
How to Revive the Railroads pp. 32-37: Alexander L. Morton
Updating the Consumer Price Index pp. 38-43: Julius Shiskin
The Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan pp. 44-45: Theodore R. Marmor
Basic Opportunity Grants for Higher Education Good Intentions and Mixed Results pp. 46-51: W. Lee Hansen and Robert J. Lampman
The National Commission on Supplies and Shortages pp. 51-52: Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott
Time on the Cross: The Economics of American Negro Slavery pp. 53-62: John Anthony Scott
Letters pp. 62-64: The Editors

The Praise of Folly pp. 3-4: The Editors
Interim Arrangements for World Money pp. 5-11: Henry C. Wallich
Food and Hunger: The Balance Sheet pp. 12-24: Lester R. Brown and Erik P. Eckholm
The Painful Squeeze on Bank Liquidity pp. 25-28: George W. McKinney and John McCracken
Too Many People? pp. 29-33: Ansley J. Coale
The New Era in World Commodity Markets pp. 34-42: C. Fred Bergsten
Inflation and the “Brazilian Solution ” pp. 43-52: Ronald A. Krieger
The Trident Submarine Is an Unneeded Behemoth pp. 53-55: Paul Wells
A Joint Venture in Senegal pp. 56-57: Jean M. Due
Toward a Democratic Economic Policy pp. 58-60: Otto Eckstein, Walter W. Heller, Leon Keyserling, Arthur M. Okun, Paul Samuelson, Charles L. Schultze and James Tobin
Karl Marx: His Life and Thought pp. 61-62: Paul M. Sweezy
Letters pp. 63-64: The Editors

As You Like It pp. 3-7: The Editors
We Still Need a Cost of Living Council pp. 8-19: Don R. Conlan
Standards of Income Redistribution pp. 20-26: Martin Rein and S. M. Miller
Why Managers Perform Differently in Different Countries pp. 27-34: David Granick
What an Economic Planning Board Should Do pp. 35-40: Wassily Leontief
Miracle Seeds and Shattered Dreams in Java pp. 41-47: Richard W. Franke
Inflation: Who Gains and Who Loses? pp. 48-55: G. L. Bach
Are Common Stocks Realty Good Investments? pp. 56-61: Peter L. Bernstein
Toward National Economic Foresight pp. 62-66: Mike Mansfield
Reforming the Federal Budget Process pp. 66-68: Michael E. Levy
Public Service Employment by Alan Gartner, Russell A. Nixon, and Frank Riessman, eds pp. 69-71: Dale L. Hiestand
Letters pp. 71-72: T. C. Borzilleri

2074 pp. 3-6: The Editors
Why Allende Failed pp. 7-13: Paul N. Rosenstein-Rodan
Inflation 1973: The Year of Infamy pp. 14-22: William Nordhaus and John Shoven
Soviet Economic Perspectives: Toward a New Growth Model pp. 23-28: Abram Bergson
There's Still a Car in Your Future pp. 29-36: Leonard Woodcock
Strategies for Equitable Growth pp. 37-44: Irma Adelman
Wisconsin's Tax Reform: Both Progressive and Pro-Business pp. 45-50: Patrick J. Lucey
Can Black Insurance Companies Survive? pp. 51-59: Robert C. Puth
U.S. Trade Reform and the Third World pp. 60-67: Guy F. Erb and Charles R. Frank
The Economic Report of the President pp. 68-69: Lewis Beman
Letters pp. 70-72: The Editors

Portrait in Oil pp. 3-5: The Editors
Reflections on Political Economy pp. 6-11: George P. Shultz
China's Economy: A View from the Grass Roots pp. 12-20: Lloyd G. Reynolds
Employment Guarantees Should Replace the Welfare System pp. 21-27: Arnold H. Packer
How Political Must the Council of Economic Advisers Be? pp. 28-42: Herbert Stein, James Tobin, Henry Wallich, Arthur Okun and Eileen Shanahan
Why Foreign Multinationals Invest in the United States pp. 43-47: Arnold W. Sametz and Jules Backman
The Food Shortage Is Not Inevitable pp. 48-53: Edwin P. Reubens
Agricultural Policy: Different Now? pp. 54-56: G. E. Brandow
How Economic Policies Provoked the Energy Crisis pp. 56-59: William N. Leonard
A Theory of Justice by John Rawls pp. 59-63: Jan Pen
Letters pp. 63-64: Melville J. Ulmer