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1954 - 2023

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Letters to the Editor pp. 2-4: The Editors
The Knowledge Boom pp. 5-8: Kenneth E. Boulding
The Real Strength of Red China pp. 9-12: Wilfred Malenbaum
Why the Negative Income Tax Won’t Work pp. 13-15: Thomas K. Hitch
What’s Wrong with Our Tax System pp. 16-42: Frank Fernbach, Joseph Pechman and Martin Gainsbrugh
The White House and the Fed pp. 21-41: Leo Fishman
Trading with the Soviet Bloc pp. 24-25: The Editors
Mr. Kosygin Faces Reality pp. 26-28: Harry Schwartz
Now Is the Time to Lick Hard-Core Unemployment pp. 29-41: Albert Rees
Government Investment: How Scientific Can It Be? pp. 32-44: Neil W. Chamberlain
The Invisible Scar pp. 36-43: Caroline Bird
An Economist Looks at Wall Street pp. 45-47: Poter L. Bernstein
Legacy of the Thirties pp. 48-48: The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-4: The Editors
The Great AT&T Investigation pp. 5-38: Ben W. Lewis
Let’s have a State of the Union Message pp. 8-40: Bertram M. Gross
Why Business Buys the New Economics pp. 11-39: Seymour E. Harris
How Good Are Government Statistics? pp. 14-16: Arthur M. Ross
Can the Auto Boom Last Forever? pp. 18-21: Daniel B. Suits
Mr. Martin’s Sacred Cow pp. 22-40: Michael D. Reagan
The Trust Busters and the Merger Boom pp. 26-27: The Editors
Western Economics in a Non-Western Setting pp. 28-43: Everett E. Hagen
Guns and … Butter or OLEO? pp. 32-41: Richard A. Musgrave
The Defense Business: A Far Cry from Adam Smith pp. 35-44: Murrey L. Weidenbaum
The Best Laid Plans pp. 45-47: Charles P. Kindleberger
Cooling Off the Economy pp. 48-48: The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-44: The Editors
The Money Managers and the Boom pp. 4-7: Allan Meltzer
Decision Making in a Vacuum pp. 8-37: J. M. Culbertson
Overhauling the Nation’s Maritime Policy pp. 12-43: Leonard A. Rapping
Business and the Great Society pp. 16-19: Armand G. Erpf
Private-But Not for Profit! pp. 20-23: Charles E. Lindblom
The Johnson Budget: How Realistic? pp. 24-25: The Editors
The Corporate Tax Cut: What Business Did with the “Windfall” pp. 26-40: Richard E. Slitor
A Mayor Looks at Urban Renewal pp. 30-43: Henry W. Maier
Economic Illiteracy: What We Don’t Know Will Hurt Us pp. 33-39: G. L. Bach
Breaking the Age Barrier pp. 35-44: Clarence D. Long
Malthus Revisited—Again! pp. 45-47: Karl Brandt
Who Says We Don’t Know? pp. 48-48: The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-3: The Editors
The Record Upswing—It Didn’t Just Happen! pp. 4-7: Hubert H. Humphrey
What the Steel Settlement Means pp. 8-11: Robert Lekachman
Multinational Corporations in a Nationalistic World pp. 13-16: Howe Martyn
Where Do We Go from Here? Reforming the International Monetary System pp. 17-48: Fritz Machlup, Robert Triffin, Emile Despres and Henry C. Wallich
Farmers and the Great Society pp. 24-27: Dale E. Hathaway
Today’s Unemployment and Tomorrow’s Labor Force pp. 28-29: The Editors
Educating the Electorate: The Employment Act after 20 Years pp. 30-33: William C. Freund
The Case for Competition pp. 35-38: Lester G. Telser
The Changing Framework of American Capitalism pp. 39-42: Kenneth E. Boulding
Paying the Nation’s Health Bill pp. 43-48: Seymour E. Harris

People in the Economy pp. 2-2: The Editors
Letters to the Editor pp. 3-3: The Editors
Why Government Grows pp. 4-7: Michael D. Reagan
As Wall Street Goes, So Goes….? pp. 7-11: Harold M. Edelstein
The Other Side of the Poverty Problem pp. 12-15: David Caplovitz
Can We Afford Our National Goals? pp. 16-21: Leon H. Keyserling and Gerhard Colm
The Congressional Politics of Foreign Aid pp. 22-25: David A. Baldwin
What Happened to Labor’s Merger Movement? pp. 26-29: A. H. Raskin
PLANNING pp. 30-33: Bertram M. Gross
The Balance of Payments pp. 34-35: The Editors
EXPORTS pp. 36-38: Ernest Dale
The Marvelous Mix pp. 39-40: Kenyon E. Poole