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From the Editor pp. 3-4: The Editors
What Has Become of the Keynesian Revolution? pp. 6-11: Joan Robinson
The Principles of Tax Reform pp. 12-21: Warren Coats
Employment and Earnings Inadequacy: A New Social Indicator pp. 22-29: Sar A. Levitan and Robert Taggart
Standstill in South Asia pp. 30-34: Gunnar Myrdal
An American Economic Climacteric? pp. 35-44: Charles P. Kindleberger
The Looming Shortage of Primary Processing Capacity pp. 45-48: Saul Nelson
A Tax Cut to Avert Stagflation pp. 49-53: Sidney Weintraub
Could Phase III Have Been Saved? pp. 54-55: Daniel J. B. Mitchell
Taxes People Pay: An Eleven Country Comparison pp. 55-56: S. M. Miller and Paolo Roberti
Setting National Priorities: The 1974 Budget by Edward R. Fried, Alice M. Rivlin, Charles L. Schultze, Nancy Teeters pp. 57-60: Arnold H. Packer
Further Essays in Monetary Economics by Harry G. Johnson pp. 60-62: Donald J. Mathieson
Letters pp. 62-64: The Editors

From the Editor pp. 3-5: The Editors
Inflation and the New Economy pp. 6-13: Thomas Balogh
Have Swedish Women Achieved Equality? pp. 14-20: Nancy S. Barrett
Mr. Nixon and the Market’s Last Stand pp. 21-28: Melville J. Ulmer
Facing Inflation pp. 29-37: Milton Friedman
Bonanzas for Business Investment pp. 38-44: Robert Eisner
Rich Farmers and the Hungry Poor pp. 45-51: Ernest W. Grove
Transportation in Yugoslavia pp. 52-58: Alan Abouchar
With SSI, Who Needs Social Security? pp. 59-61: Robert J. Myers
The New Inflation: Causes, Effects, Cures by G. L. Bach pp. 62-65: Solomon Fabricant
Autobiography of an Economist by Lord Robbins pp. 65-67: John Midgley
Letters pp. 67-68: The Editors

From the Editor pp. 3-6: The Editors
The Once and Future City pp. 8-15: Bennett Harrison
Property Taxation: What’s Good and What’s Bad pp. 16-21: C. Lowell Harriss
Arms for a Time of Peace pp. 22-27: Murray Weidenbaum
Conversation with an Inconvenient Economist pp. 28-37: John Kenneth Galbraith
Nationalism or Continentalism? Canadians React to U.S. Investment pp. 38-44: John Fayerweather
The Changing Structure of Collective Bargaining pp. 45-51: Jack Barbash
Manpower Training: Boon, Not Boondoggle pp. 52-56: Eli Ginzberg
Attention, Monopolists: Senator Hart Is Watching pp. 57-60: David Schwartzman
Three Variations on Samuelson’s Ninth pp. 61-66: Wallace C. Peterson, Howard J. Sherman and Donald N. McCloskey
Letters pp. 67-68: Robert Lekachman

From the Editor: Why Economists Disagree pp. 3-5: The Editors
Japan’s Economic Future pp. 6-17: Henry Rosovsky
Social Security: Unfair to Those Who Pay It; Unfair to Those Who Receive It pp. 18-22: Carolyn Shaw Bell
The Futility of International Monetary Reform pp. 23-31: Jack N. Behrman
Love, Fear and the Economist pp. 32-39: Kenneth E. Boulding
The Wage-Price Control Experiment—Did It Work? pp. 40-44: Edgar Feige and Douglas Pearce
Growth and Environmental Problems of Noncapitalist Nations pp. 45-51: Marshall I. Goldman
Corporate Social Responsibility without Corporate Suicide pp. 52-57: Louis O. Kelso and Patricia Hetter
The New Product Safety Law pp. 59-63: The Editors
The Worldly Philosophers: The Lives, Times and Ideas of the Great Economic Thinkers 4th ed. by Robert L. Heilbroner pp. 64-66: Benjamin Ward
The Money Lords: The Great Finance Capitalists 1925-1950 by Matthew Josephson pp. 66-68: Stanley H. Brown
Letters pp. 69-72: The Editors

From the Editor pp. 3-5: The Editors
The New Protectionism pp. 6-10: Walter Adams
The Economics of Women’s Liberation pp. 11-17: Barbara Bergmann
What’s Wrong with American Economics? pp. 18-25: Leon H. Keyserling
Growth and Antigrowth: What Are the Issues? pp. 26-31: E. J. Mishan
Let’s Tailor the Policies to Fit the Problems pp. 32-41: Walter W. Heller
The Development Outlook for Poor Countries: Technology Is the Key pp. 42-47: H. W. Singer
We Need a $3.50 Minimum Wage pp. 49-62: Thomas Vietorisz
Socialist Economics: Selected Readings by Alex Nove, D. M. Nuti pp. 63-66: Joseph S. Berliner
Managerial Comparisons of Four Developed Countries: France, Britain, United States, and Russia by David Granick pp. 66-69: J. Boddewyn
The Collected Writings of John Maynard Keynes. Volume XIV. Economic Articles and Correspondence: The General Theory and After. Part II, Defense and Development by Donald Moggridge pp. 69-70: Robert Lekachman
Letters pp. 71-72: The Editors

To the Lilies of the Field Who Toil Not pp. 3-4: The Editors
What Have We Learned about Inflation? pp. 6-12: Henry C. Wallich and Mable I. Wallich
Can You Forecast the Stock Market? pp. 13-19: Peter L. Bernstein
The Economy of China: A Tourist’s View pp. 20-31: James Tobin
The Principles Behind the Policies pp. 32-38: Herbert Stein
Is the End of the World at Hand? pp. 39-50: Robert Solow
The Intelligent Reader’s Guide to the International Monetary Muddle pp. 52-56: Anwar Shaikh
The Collected Writings of John Maynard Keynes pp. 57-59: Robert Lekachman
Inequality: A Reassessment of the Effect of Family and Schooling in America by Christopher Jencks pp. 59-62: John D. Owen
Redistribution to the Rich and the Poor: The Grants Economics of Income Distribution by Kenneth E. Boulding, Martin Pfaff pp. 62-65: Lynn Turgeon
What’s Wrong with Economics? by Benjamin Ward pp. 65-69: Martin Bronfenbrenner
Letters pp. 70-71: The Editors