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Volume 10, issue 10, 1962

Wall Street pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Do Bank Mergers Lessen Competition? pp. 6-9

Marvin E. Rozen

Interview with a Soviet Planner pp. 10-12

Stuart Chase

Government Purchases and Depressed Areas pp. 12-15

Conley H. Dillon

Automation– pp. 15-17

Arthur J. Goldberg

U.S. Foreign Economic Policy pp. 18-21

Alfred Von Klemperer

Are We Exporting Jobs? pp. 22-25

John Fayerweather

Shortsighted Approach to the Payments Deficit pp. 26-29

Jack F. Bennett

National Planning in a Free Economy pp. 29-33

Thomas Wilson

Streamlining Railroad Work Rules pp. 33-36

Joseph A. Loftus

Exports– pp. 37-40

Alexander Lamfalussy

The Shift to Services pp. 40-43

Daniel E. Diamond

Sinews of Soviet Strength pp. 44-46

Peter Wiles

Economic Affairs/ pp. 47-48

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 9, 1962

The Schools pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

The Farm Problem Is Hopeless pp. 6-9

Hendrik Houthakker

The Economics of Disarmament pp. 9-13

Emile Benoit

Ends vs. Means in Modern Management pp. 13-16

George S. Odiorne

Wall Street on the Witness Stand pp. 16-19

Frank Graner

Government and the Arts pp. 20-23

August Heckscher

Productivity-No Guidepost for Wage Settlements pp. 24-27

Jules Backman

Machine Tools: A Backward Industry pp. 27-31

Seymour Melman

Stockpiling—What Now? pp. 31-34

David N. Milstein

New Help for Dollars and Sterling pp. 34-37

Imanuel Wexler

Full Employment on a World-Wide Scale pp. 37-40

Solomon Barkin

Schurr, Netschert, et al.: Energy in the American Economy, 1850-1975 pp. 41-44

Milton Lipton

Two-Thirds of a Nation … pp. 45-46

Gerald R. Rosen

Economic Affairs / A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 8, 1962

Friday the 13th pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Why Are the Airlines in Trouble? pp. 6-9

Samuel B. Richmond

Wall Street: Where Logic May Be Fatal pp. 10-13

Peter Wyckoff

Computing the Consumer Price Index pp. 13-16

Ewan Clague

The Budget Doesn't Tell Us Enough pp. 16-19

Roy E. Moor

The Impact of Automation pp. 20-23

John I Snyder

TV Can Be Better pp. 24-27

Harvey J. Levin

The Fight against Economic Illiteracy pp. 27-30

Dexter M. Keezer

The Common Market and Developing Nations pp. 30-34

Bela Balassa

Education as a Producer Goods Industry pp. 34-38

Peter Lengyel

Counting Aches and Pains pp. 38-40

Theodor Schuchat

Simon Kuznets: Capital in the American Economy pp. 41-44

Daniel H. Brill

The Washington Lobbyists pp. 45-46

Karl Schriftgiesser

Economic Affairs / A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 7, 1962

Changes pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

A Map for the Middle of the Road pp. 6-9

Otto Eckstein

Are Our Tax Rates Too High? pp. 9-13

Lowell Harriss

Success Story in Southeast Asia pp. 13-17

Denis Warner

A Law That Cannot Be Repealed pp. 17-19

Sidney Weintraub

Economic Forecasting pp. 20-23

Avram Kisselgoff

ENI: Italy's Economic Colossus pp. 24-27

Joachim Joesten

Needed: A New Dimension to Collective Bargaining pp. 27-31

Robert Theobald

The Case for a Liberal Trade Policy pp. 31-34

William A. Dymsza

Big Business Comes to the Fashion Industry pp. 34-37

David Schwartz

Inventory Changes and the Business Cycle pp. 37-40

Thomas M. Stanback

The Rewards of Leisure pp. 40-43

Peter L. Bernstein

The Sources of Economic Growth pp. 44-46

Simon Kuznets

Economic Affairs / A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 6, 1962

Folklore and Reality pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

From Mass Media to Class Media pp. 6-9

Theodore Peterson

Is Kennedy Wielding a Bigger Stick? pp. 10-13

Jesse W. Markham

Economics Needs More Audience Appeal pp. 14-17

Henry C. Wallich

Do Corporations Give Enough? pp. 17-19

Salim Lewis

Labor’s Investment Counselor pp. 20-23

Alexander Bookstaver

France’s Legacy in Tropical Africa pp. 24-27

Elliot J. Berg

Should We Shorten the Workweek? pp. 28-31

Hans Apel

Madison Avenue: Survival of the Fittest pp. 31-34

Peter Bart

Tito's Economic Recipe pp. 34-38

Matthew M. Mestrovic

A New Source of Equity Capital pp. 38-40

Rudolph L. Weissman

: Growth and Stability of the Postwar Economy pp. 41-44

Rendigs Fels

A Dynamic New Europe pp. 45-46

Theodore Geiger

Economic Affairs / A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 5, 1962

Automation pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

America’s Changing Industrial Map pp. 6-9

Victor Fuchs

Full Employment by ’63? pp. 10-13

Clarence D. Long

Reconstruction in Argentina pp. 13-16

Roberto T. Alemann

Are Union Democracy and Responsibility Compatible? pp. 17-19

A. H. Raskin

The Status of Medical Education pp. 20-23

Joseph C. Hinsey

Indicators Don’t Tell the Whole Story pp. 24-27

John P. Lewis

The Great Depreciation Debate pp. 27-31

John T. Walter

Postwar Patterns in Public Employment pp. 31-34

Seymour L. Wolfbein

A Pillar of Soviet Strength pp. 34-38

Nicolas Spulber

Does the Fed Need New Powers? pp. 38-41

William C. Freund

Agriculture's Role Is Crucial pp. 41-44

John W. Mellor

The Trojan Horse of Workable Competition pp. 45-46

Ralph L. Nelson

Economic Affairs/ pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 4, 1962

Shades of Economic Growth pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Do Economists Influence Policy? pp. 6-9

Robert Loring Allen

Latin Americans Must Do Their Part pp. 9-13

William Benton

New Boom in Consumer Spending pp. 13-16

The Editors

India Needs a Economy pp. 16-19

B. R. Shenoy and Patrick M. Boarman

Problems in the U.S. Economy pp. 20-23

William F. Butler

Our Antiquated Patent System pp. 24-27

Daniel Hamberg

The Ethical Dilemmas of Businessmen pp. 28-30

Roger P. Sonnabend

Yesterday’s Power Battle May Be Over pp. 31-34

Emery Troxel

Highways: Service or Investment? pp. 35-37

Paul Weiner

Anatomy of the New Inflation pp. 38-41

Sidney Weintraub

Planners Say ‘Yes,’ Voters Say ‘No’ pp. 42-44

Werner Z. Hirsch

A Second Industrial Revolution pp. 45-46

John Diebold

Economic Affairs / A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 3, 1961

As Others ‘See’ Us pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Industrial Giants of Tomorrow pp. 6-9

Dexter M. Keezer and Margaret K. Matulis

When Is a Plan Not a Plan? pp. 10-13

Bertram M. Gross

Consumers—Wasters or Investors? pp. 14-16

George Katona

The ‘New Look’ in Management pp. 17-20

George S. Odiorne

The Mexican Revolution—50 Years Later pp. 21-23

Frank Tannenbaum

The Economics of the Press pp. 24-27

Edward W. Barrett

Less Regulation, More Competition pp. 28-31

Lowell B. Mason

Market Power and Monoply pp. 31-34

Robert P. Lanzillotti

Bringing People Back Is Not the Point pp. 35-38

John W. Dyckman

The U.S., the U.K and IMF pp. 38-42

Henry C. Wallich

Are Shorter Hours the Answer? pp. 42-44

Clyde E. Dankert

Soviet Resources and Potential pp. 45-46

Harry Schwartz

Economic Affairs / A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 2, 1961

The New Look pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Measuring the Cost of Quality pp. 6-9

Richard Ruggles

National Goals from Left to Right pp. 10-13

Robert Lekachman

The Challenge of Coexistence pp. 14-17

Gustav Ranis

Don’t Count the Unions Out pp. 17-19

Irving Bernstein

The Problems of City Planning pp. 20-23

James Felt

Are We Losing Latin America? pp. 24-27

Charles Morrow Wilson

Public Works and Postwar Recessions pp. 27-31

Wilfred Lewis

Who Should Tax Interstate Commerce? pp. 31-34

Harold M. Groves

Federal Tax Reform pp. 35-38

Dan Throop Smith

The U S. — Nation of Savers? pp. 39-41

Sidney Weintraub

Dilemma in the Mining Industry pp. 41-44

Frank A. Tinker

The Ability to Pay pp. 45-46

Lewis H. Kimmel

Economic Affairs / Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 1, 1961

A Look Back pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Equal Injustice under Law pp. 6-9

Gerhard O. W. Mueller

Strike ‘Costs’: Fact and Fancy pp. 9-13

Hans Apel

Europe's American Revolution pp. 13-17

Kenyon E. Poole

Convenience, Not Status Symbols pp. 17-19

Stanley C. Hollander

What Goes up Can Come Down pp. 20-23

Burton Crane

Automation and the Labor Force pp. 24-28

Seymour L. Wolfbein

Exports-Lifeblood of Japan pp. 29-32

Wallace L. Higgins

A Nationwide Treasure Hunt pp. 32-35

Harvey E. Brazer

Are the Forecasters Too Optimistic? pp. 36-38

William C. Freund

Canada at the Crossroads pp. 39-41

William Wolman

The New Illiterates pp. 42-44

Mortimer Smith

Agenda for Coexistence pp. 45-46

Kenneth E. Boulding

Economic Affairs / A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors