Challenge

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Volume 9, issue 10, 1961

A Bitter Pill pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Old Programs Revamped pp. 6-9

Murray R. Benedict

Lessons from the West German ‘Miracle’ pp. 10-14

Karl W. Roskamp

The Old Guard in Retreat pp. 14-17

Tom Brooks

Anatomy of Four Recessions pp. 17-20

Leonard S. Silk

The World of Management pp. 21-25

David J. Secunda

Fewer Banks, More Competition? pp. 26-28

Albert L. Kraus

Challenge Notes pp. 29-29

The Editors

Can We Get More for Less? pp. 30-33

Sergei Dobrovolsky

Needed: Legal Safeguards pp. 33-37

Paul P. Harbrecht

Public Policy for the Great Outdoors pp. 37-40

George R. Hall

Erosion of an Ideal pp. 40-42

Philip Taft

Why Are Defaults Increasing? pp. 43-45

Robert C. Colwell

Reading Report pp. 46-46

The Editors

Economic Affairs/ pp. 47-48

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 9, 1961

The Sixties pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

The Shape of Things to Come pp. 6-9

Otto Eckstein

Focus on Human Excellence pp. 10-12

Robert Lekachman

The Investment Trend Is Up pp. 13-16

The Editors

Progress pp. 17-19

Arthur Smithies

The Role of the Tax System pp. 20-24

Stanley S. Surrey

Challenge Notes pp. 25-25

The Editors

Machines vs. Men? pp. 26-29

Eli Ginzberg

Will the Defense Burden Be Lighter? pp. 29-32

James R. Schlesinger

Advancing on an Even Keel pp. 33-35

Kenyon E. Poole

How Much Growth? How Soon? pp. 36-39

Gerhard Colm and Peter Wagner

Needed: A Declaration of Interdependence pp. 39-42

Henry G. Aubrey

Financing the Dual Economy pp. 42-45

Alvin H. Hansen

Reading Report pp. 46-46

The Editors

Economic Affairs/A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 8, 1961

Thoughts in Orbit pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

New Wine for Old Bottles? pp. 6-9

Norman B. Ture

A Lesson in Diversity pp. 9-12

Roy B. Helfgott

A Study in Interaction pp. 12-16

Edwin G. Nourse

Less Noise, More Research pp. 16-20

Daniel Hamberg

The Threat of Soviet Oil pp. 20-22

James F. McDivitt

The Status of Retailing Today pp. 23-27

Jack I. Straus

Challenge Notes pp. 28-28

The Editors

Is the Answer? pp. 29-32

Robert J. Alexander

A Cure That Fits the Disease pp. 32-35

Patrick M. Boarman

How Long Can Moscow Call the Tune? pp. 36-39

Alexander Eckstein

Wall Street Jumps the Gun pp. 39-41

Richard E. Low

United States Foreign Policy pp. 42-45

James D. Calderwood

Reading Report pp. 46-46

The Editors

Economic Affairs/ pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 7, 1961

The Surplus Story pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Business on the Couch pp. 6-9

L. H. Naum

Profile of the New Consumer pp. 9-13

A.W. Zelomek

—Profits or Politics? pp. 13-17

Franklyn D. Holzman

Does the U.S. Need Cuban Sugar? pp. 17-20

Frank A. Tinker

TV, Teaching Machines and Teachers pp. 20-22

Ernest O. Melby

A Unionist’s View of Economics Education pp. 23-27

Ben D. Segal

ABC’s of the OECD pp. 28-30

David W. MacEachron

Brighter Prospects for Color TV pp. 31-34

Fredric Stuart

Challenge Notes pp. 35-35

The Editors

The Public View of the Dollar Crisis pp. 36-39

Henry C. Wallich

Is History on the Side of the West? pp. 39-41

Sidney C. Sufrin

The Economic World Balance pp. 42-45

Howard S. Piquet

Reading Report pp. 46-46

The Editors

Economic Affairs/ pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 6, 1961

Black February pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

The Many Faces of Unemployment pp. 6-10

Neil W. Chamberlain

Aged pp. 10-13

James L. Essig

The State of Steel pp. 14-17

Herman Roseman

Young Turks Again pp. 17-20

Kemal H. Karpat

Challenge Notes pp. 21-21

The Editors

Communicating with Employees … How? and What? pp. 22-27

R. Heath Larry

Books Become Big Business pp. 28-32

Fon W. Boardman

Is the ‘Good Life’ Here? pp. 32-35

Harry W. Pearson

What Government Can and Cannot Do pp. 35-38

Arthur Smithies

Are Overseas Investments a Drain? pp. 39-41

Elliott Haynes

Pension Funds and Economic Power pp. 42-45

Edwin M. Zimmerman

Reading Report pp. 46-46

The Editors

Economic Affairs/A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 5, 1961

The Turning Point pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

The Politics of Tax Reform pp. 6-9

Robert Metz

The Year That Glamour Faded pp. 10-12

Sam Shulsky

A Bullion-Dollar Problem pp. 12-16

John McKnight

The Human Equation pp. 16-20

Edward T. Townsend

Challenge Notes pp. 21-21

The Editors

The Science and Art of Economic Growth pp. 22-27

Solomon Fabricant

An End to Isolation pp. 28-31

Frank A. Tinker

Public or Private pp. 31-35

Robert Lekachman

An Effective Way to Settle Wage Disputes? pp. 36-38

A. H. Raskin

Spotlight on the Salesman pp. 39-41

Richard Waddell

The Arts in American Life pp. 42-45

August Heckscher

Reading Report pp. 46-46

The Editors

Economic Affairs/A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 4, 1961

The Price of Progress pp. 4-4

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 5-5

The Editors

Is the Game Worth the Candle? pp. 6-10

Kenyon E. Poole

Regional Interests vs. National Needs pp. 10-13

Mildred and Edward Marcus

A Lesson in Excess Capacity pp. 14-16

Helmut J. Frank

Challenge Notes pp. 17-17

The Editors

Board Room Economics pp. 18-23

Marcus Nadler

The Future of the Fed pp. 24-28

James Tobin

A Weapon in the Cold War? pp. 28-30

Max Carasso

Synthetics Are for Real pp. 31-34

Victor Lebow

Our Labor Laws pp. 35-38

John T. Dunlop

Don’t Abdicate to the Experts! pp. 39-41

Edward C. Banfield

Why Research Spending Soars pp. 42-45

Leonard S. Silk

Reading Report pp. 46-46

The Editors

Economic Affairs/A Monthly Analysis pp. 47-50

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 3, 1960

Time for Decision Comes after Election pp. 2-2

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 3-3

The Editors

Khrushchev Calls a Turn pp. 4-7

Haig Babian

Administered Prices vs. Price Wars pp. 8-11

Irwin M. Stelzer

How to Deflate the Labor Force pp. 11-14

A. H. Raskin

Independence pp. 14-18

Kenneth E. Boulding

Challenge Notes pp. 19-19

The Editors

Life under Automation pp. 20-25

John Diebold

The Navaho Experience pp. 26-30

Frank A. Tinker

Needed: More Quality and Less Quantity pp. 30-33

Edward F. Renshaw

The Corporation as an Instrument of Change pp. 33-37

Richard Eells

End of an Era? pp. 37-39

Warren J. Bilkey

The Diplomacy of Economic Aid pp. 40-43

Eugene R. Black

Reading Report pp. 44-44

The Editors

Economic Affairs/A Monthly Analysis pp. 45-50

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 2, 1960

On the Domestic Front pp. 2-2

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 3-3

The Editors

South of the Mason-Dixon pp. 4-8

Lorin A. Thompson

The Invisible Hand of Tax Exemption pp. 8-12

Norman B. Ture

I Can Get It for You Retail pp. 13-16

Frank Meissner

What Money Can and Cannot Buy pp. 16-18

Werner Z. Hirsch

Fewer Strikes, Smaller Wage Hikes pp. 18-20

Oscar Ornati

Challenge Notes pp. 21-21

The Editors

Protecting the Consumer pp. 22-27

Colston E. Warne

The Deluxe Economy Model pp. 28-31

Stanley C. Hollander

At Sixes and Sevens pp. 32-36

William Diebold

When Is a Market a Market? pp. 36-39

Shaw Livermore

Gold and the Dollar Crisis pp. 40-43

Henry G. Aubrey

Reading Report pp. 44-44

The Editors

Economic Affairs/A Monthly Analysis pp. 45-48

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 1, 1960

From the Editor pp. 2-2

The Editors

Letters to the Editor pp. 3-3

The Editors

What Politicians Want—And Cannot Do pp. 4-7

Stephen W. Rousseas

Which Party Can Make the U.S. No. 1? pp. 8-11

Thomas Schelling

Neither Party Offers a Brave, New Approach pp. 12-14

Murray R. Benedict

Education Needs vs. Platform Promises pp. 15-16

Fred M. Hechinger

How Do We Get What We Need? pp. 17-20

Richard A. Musgrave

Challenge Notes pp. 21-21

The Editors

What IS the Right Economic Policy? pp. 22-27

Henry C. Wallich and Seymour E. Harris

Union Support: Asset or Liability? pp. 28-31

Neil W. Chamberlain

How People Vote—And Why pp. 32-35

Roy V. Peel

How Much Lag between Insight and Application? pp. 36-39

Bert F. Hoselitz

Employment, Growth and Price Levels pp. 40-43

Robert C. Turner

Reading Report pp. 44-44

The Editors

Economic Affairs/A Monthly Analysis pp. 45-48

The Editors