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Volume 12, issue 10, 1964

Helping Others pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-3

The Editors

Another Look at the Budget pp. 4-7

Murray Weidenbaum

An Inward Look at Foreign Aid pp. 7-10

Herbert I. Schiller

Needed pp. 11-14

Elliott R. Morss

Business Decisions in a Changing International Scene pp. 14-17

Sioma Kagan

The U.S. Position at Mid-Year pp. 18-21

Luther H. Hodges

Is Every Change and Innovation Beneficial? pp. 22-25

Alfred R. Oxenfeldt

The Utility of Marketing pp. 26-28

James R. Elliott

Who Could Get What, Why and How pp. 28-31

Edward L. Page

Is there a Direct Route to Development? pp. 32-35

Jack Baranson

What Do We Know about a Full Employment Budget? pp. 35-37

Stephen B. Packer

The Public Impact of Private Steel pp. 38-39

Walter Adams and Joel B. Dirlam

The Guideposts: Realistic and Needed pp. 40-40

John P. Lewis

Volume 12, issue 9, 1964

Differences pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-2

The Editors

The Productivity Dogma pp. 3-6

Neil W. Chamberlain

The Crux: Demand and Employment pp. 6-9

Sidney C. Sufrin

Malthus, Marx and Mao pp. 9-12

Alan R. Plotnick

The Difficulties of Comparative Measurement pp. 13-16

Harry Schwartz

Second thoughts on Master Plans pp. 16-19

Kemal H. Karpat

Investment in Humans and Material Progress pp. 20-24

Theodore Schultz

The Ottawa-Washington Troubles pp. 25-27

Harry G. Johnson

Costs, Needs and Prospects of SST pp. 28-30

George A. Steiner

Deterrent to Big Government? pp. 31-34

David W. Ewing

Change Does Spell the End of Profits pp. 34-37

Joseph Grunwald

International Business in Developing Nations pp. 38-39

John Fayerweather

Economic News Notes pp. 40-40

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 8, 1964

Soviet Growth pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-3

The Editors

The Dynamics of Government Growth pp. 4-7

David G. Davies

Manpower pp. 7-10

James R. Elliott

The Search for a Working Theory pp. 10-13

Ben B. Seligman

Reform or Revolution in Latin America? pp. 13-16

Daniel Goldrich

The Peace Corps in Sierra Leone pp. 16-19

Vernon R. Dorjahn

Taxes and the State of the Economy pp. 20-24

Walter W. Heller

What Will Fill the Expenditure Gap? pp. 25-27

Barry N. Siegel

Free Trade Is the Best Aid pp. 28-31

James L. Essig

Fingers Crossed on the Tax Cut pp. 31-34

Kenyon E. Poole

Stretching the Line on Wages pp. 34-37

Philip Taft

Pan-American Dialogue pp. 38-39

George I. Blanksten

Economic News Notes pp. 40-40

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 7, 1964

The Poverty War pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-3

The Editors

The Unmistakable Brand of LBJ pp. 4-7

Otto Eckstein

Can a Case Be Made for Discouraging Overtime? pp. 7-10

T. Aldrich Finegan

One-Fifth of a Nation pp. 11-13

Robert J. Lampman

An Economist in the House pp. 14-17

Clarence D. Long

The Economist in Business pp. 18-21

Walter E. Hoadley

Let’s Get Rid of Our Cross of Gold pp. 22-24

Abba P. Lerner

A Valiant Attempt to Do Too Much pp. 25-27

Sar A. Levitan

Too Much Ideology, Too Little Economics pp. 28-31

Dwight Perkins

Railroads pp. 31-34

Charles R. Cherington

The High Hopes of Developing Nations pp. 35-37

Richard W. Lindholm

Education as an Economic Resource pp. 38-39

Robert Lekachman

Economic News Notes pp. 40-40

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 6, 1964

Economic Education pp. 1-1

The Editors

Economic Education: How It Began and Why pp. 2-4

Haig Babian

What Would Be Like? pp. 5-8

Edwin G. Nourse

What Economics Should We Teach? pp. 8-11

G. L. Bach

The Professional Economist pp. 12-13

Leonard S. Silk

The European View pp. 14-16

Benjamin Higgins

Economic Education: Approaches · Aspects · Ideas pp. 17-23

M.L. Frankel, Leonard E. Read, Emerson P. Schmidt and John C. Schramm

Teaching College Economics pp. 24-26

Richard Ruggles

Teaching High School Economics pp. 26-28

Albert Alexander

The Businessman’s Interest pp. 29-32

Alfred C. Neal

The View of Organized Labor pp. 32-35

Ben B. Seligman

The Press pp. 35-38

Robert Lekachman

Government as a Source of Information pp. 38-40

Karen N. Gerard

Volume 12, issue 5, 1964

The Johnson Economy pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-3

The Editors

More Services Mean More Taxes pp. 4-7

F. O. Woodard

Is the Profits Squeeze Behind Us? pp. 7-10

Jules Backman

Monetary Policy under Two Administrations pp. 11-14

Seymour E. Harris

End of the Line for Rail Mergers? pp. 14-17

William N. Leonard

The Private Research Organization pp. 18-21

Robert D. Calkins

The Common Market Next Door pp. 22-25

Robert S. Smith

Econometrics: Economics Plus Mathematics pp. 25-28

Robert H. Strotz

Where Capital Scarcity Is a Myth pp. 28-30

Sidney Weintraub

Where Capital Scarcity Is the Real Problem pp. 31-34

William I. Abraham

Big Factor in the Dollar Drain pp. 34-37

Lewis E. Lloyd

The Fed in the Fifties pp. 38-39

Tilford C. Gaines

Economic News Notes pp. 40-40

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 4, 1964

The New Year pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-3

The Editors

Loans Instead of Grants? pp. 4-7

Charles T. Stewart

Public Projects vs. Private Projects pp. 8-10

William G. Shepherd

Mr. Martin and the Winds of Change pp. 11-13

M. J. Rossant

The Corporation and the American Future pp. 14-17

Andrew Hacker

Competition and Concentration pp. 18-21

George Stigler

Do the Best Men Get to the Top? pp. 22-25

George S. Odiorne

Corporate Finance Comes of Age pp. 26-29

William C. Freund

Decision Making in a New Dimension pp. 29-32

Jack J. Honomichl

The Decline of the Capital Market pp. 32-34

Sidney C. Sufrin

What’s Wrong with Hollywood? pp. 35-37

Joseph C. Potter

Finale for the Family Farm pp. 38-39

Karl A. Fox

Economic News Notes pp. 40-40

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 3, 1963

The Tax Cut pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-2

The Editors

Farm Policy at the Crossroads pp. 3-6

Dale E. Hathaway

R & D—Its Impact on the Economy pp. 7-10

Dexter M. Keezer

Financing the Alliance for Progress pp. 11-14

Raymond F. Mikesell

Economic Education—Or Indoctrination? pp. 15-17

Daniel R. Fusfeld

Youth Unemployment pp. 18-21

Martin R. Gainsbrugh

What Does De Gaulle Want? pp. 22-25

Val R. Lorwin

Can Free Institutions Be Maintained? pp. 25-27

Abraham L. Gitlow

Coordinating Free World Financial Policies pp. 28-29

R.Z. Aliber

Soviet Trade and Aid pp. 30-33

Marshall I. Goldman

The of Western Europe pp. 34-36

Joachim Joesten

Balance of Payments Five Years Hence pp. 37-39

Arthur Smithies

Economic News Notes pp. 40-40

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 2, 1963

The Indicators pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-2

The Editors

A New Kind of Economy pp. 3-6

Barry N. Siegel

Too Much, Too Soon pp. 6-10

William Fellner

German Miracle? pp. 10-14

Hans Apel

‘Rising Expectations’ Must Be Postponed pp. 14-17

Calvin B. Hoover

Aiding Depressed Areas pp. 18-19

William L. Batt

Raising Revenue or Improving Society? pp. 20-23

Allen Sultan

Sukarno’s Grand Design pp. 23-26

Denis Warner

Escalator Clauses Can Be Self-Defeating pp. 27-29

Kenyon E. Poole

Spreading the Work Won’t Create More Jobs pp. 29-31

Sidney C. Sufrin

Social Security Taxes pp. 31-34

John Regan Stark

New Jobs for the Structurally Unemployed pp. 34-37

Daniel E. Diamond

Politics, Unions and the New Nations pp. 38-39

Everett M. Kassalow

Economic News Notes pp. 40-40

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 1, 1963

Aggregate Demand pp. 1-1

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 2-3

The Editors

Tax Coordination Is the Next Step pp. 4-7

Carl S. Shoup

Collecting Taxes South of the Sahara pp. 8-11

John F. Due

The Economics of Supersonics pp. 11-15

Samuel B. Richmond

Welfare State—American Style pp. 15-19

Louis O. Kelso

Evaluating the Employment Act pp. 20-23

Paul H. Douglas

Subsidizing Industry at Expense pp. 24-27

Roland I. Robinson

The Legacy of Juan Peron pp. 27-30

Morris A. Horowitz

Youth Without a Future pp. 31-34

Eli Ginzberg

Is Compulsory Arbitration the Answer? pp. 34-37

Frank Traver de Vyver

Energy Consumption and Economic Growth pp. 38-39

William H. Peterson

Economic News Notes pp. 40-40

The Editors