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Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick
Alternative Explanations of the Operation of a Capitalist Economy pp. 5-28: Paul Davidson
Free Trade, Fair Prices, and Sustainable Deficits pp. 29-59: John Hansen
How Would Adam Smith Fix the Financial Crisis? pp. 60-78: David Bholat
Antipoverty Policy for the Excluded Poor pp. 79-95: Herbert Gans
The Wealth of the Nation's Young pp. 96-100: Andrew Sum and Ishwar Khatiwada
Structural and Institutional Divergence in the European Union pp. 101-113: Theodore Pelagidis
Dissatisfaction Guaranteed: An Account of Two Bubbles by Dean Baker pp. 114-116: Mike Sharpe
Index to Volume 52 (January-December 2009) pp. 117-121: The Editors

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick and Mike Sharpe
The Global Slump pp. 5-24: Robert Wade
Uncertainty Aversion and Economic Depressions pp. 25-43: Richard Posner
Generational Theft pp. 44-54: Neil Buchanan
The Costs of NAIRUvianism pp. 55-76: Servaas Storm and C. Naastepad
The High-Employment Route to Low Inequality pp. 77-99: Lane Kenworthy
The Broad Reach of the Minimum Wage pp. 100-116: Oren Levin-Waldman
Is the U.S. Unemployment Rate Already as High as It Was in the 1980s? pp. 117-125: John Schmitt and Dean Baker
Animal Spirits: How Human Psychology Drives the Economy, and Why It Matters for Global Capitalism, by George A. Akerlof and Robert J. Shiller pp. 126-131: Marcellus Andrews
Camp Runamuck pp. 132-134: Mike Sharpe

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-5: Jeff Madrick
On the Need for Professional Economic Ethics pp. 6-15: George DeMartino
Honesty and Integrity in Academic Economics pp. 16-24: Thomas Mayer
Rhetoric Matters pp. 25-31: Deirdre McCloskey
America's Response to a Deep Recession pp. 32-52: Robert Blendon and John Benson
Macroeconomic Policy Challenges and Choices in a Time of Crises pp. 53-93: Allen Sinai
The Great Depression, the New Deal, and the Current Crisis pp. 94-105: Alexander Field
An Ode on Poverty pp. 106-108: S. Subramanian
Review pp. 109-113: José Tapia Granados
Recovery? pp. 114-119: Mike Sharpe

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick
Iceland as Icarus pp. 5-33: Robert Wade
Their Great Depression and Ours pp. 34-51: James Livingston
How to Fight (or Not to Fight) a Slowdown pp. 52-75: Eckhard Hein and Achim Truger
Widening Inequality Combined with Modest Growth pp. 76-91: Benjamin Friedman
Has the Rise in American Inequality Been Exaggerated? pp. 92-120: Robert Gordon
, by John Bellamy Foster and Fred Magdoff pp. 121-129: Michael Meeropol
Postscript on the G20 Summit pp. 130-132: Mike Sharpe

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick
Macroeconomic Policy Challenges and Choices in a Time of Crises pp. 5-35: Allen Sinai
Bailouts, Buy-Ins, and Ballyhoo pp. 36-54: Robert Hockett
Bailing Out the World's Poorest pp. 55-80: Martin Ravallion
The Limits of Work-Based Social Support in the United States pp. 81-114: Heather Boushey and Chris Tilly
Children of the New Millennium: Big Government, the Predator State, and Stagflation pp. 115-123: Mark Skousen
What Keynes Knew pp. 124-131: Mike Sharpe

Letter from the Editor pp. 3-4: Jeff Madrick
Avoiding Another Meltdown pp. 5-26: James Crotty and Gerald Epstein
The Economic Crisis and the Developing World: What Next? pp. 27-39: Robert Wade, Jose Antonio Ocampo and Kevin Gallagher
The Free Market Versus a Regulating Government pp. 40-46: Amitai Etzioni
Global Climate Policy and Climate Justice pp. 47-66: Marilyn Power
You Can Eat Your Cake and Have It, Too pp. 67-86: Christian Weller
A Challenge to Washington Think Tanks pp. 87-96: Murray Weidenbaum
Paul R. Krugman, Recipient of the 2008 Nobel Prize in Economics: An Appreciation pp. 97-107: Robert Feenstra
Reviews pp. 108-112: Pedro da Costa
The Revolution of November 4, 2008 pp. 113-115: Mike Sharpe