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Volume 21, issue 4, 1987

Introduction pp. 1419-1441

Marc R. Tool

The Nature and Necessity of the Mixed Economy pp. 1445-1468

Jerry L. Petr

Institutional Economics and the Theory of Production pp. 1471-1493

Rodney E. Stevenson

Distribution and Economic Progress pp. 1495-1529

James T. Peach

Institutional Economics and Consumption pp. 1531-1554

David B. Hamilton

Prices and Pricing pp. 1555-1584

Alfred S. Eichner

Macroeconomic Theory and Policy in an Institutionalist Perspective pp. 1587-1621

Wallace C. Peterson

Money as an Institution of Capitalism pp. 1623-1647

Dudley Dillard

An Institutionalist Theory of Economic Planning pp. 1649-1675

William M. Dugger

The Existence and Exercise of Corporate Power: An Opaque Fact pp. 1679-1706

John R. Munkir and Janet T. Knoedler

Regulation of Industry: An Institutionalist Approach pp. 1707-1737

Harry M. Trebing

Elements of a Neoinstitutional Environmental Economics pp. 1739-1779

James A. Swaney

Power in the Labor Market: Institutionalist Approaches to Labor Problems pp. 1781-1807

Stephen Woodbury

Law and Economics from Different Perspectives pp. 1809-1836

H.H. Liebhafsky

Trade and Payments as Instituted Process: The Institutional Theory of the External Sector pp. 1839-1860

John Adams

The Institutionalist Theory of Economic Development pp. 1861-1887

James H. Street

Multinationals and the Third World pp. 1889-1920

William P. Glade

About the Authors pp. 1921-1926

The Editors

Volume XXI – 1987 pp. 1927-1932

The Editors

Volume 21, issue 3, 1987

Introduction pp. 951-967

Marc R. Tool

The Beginnings of Institutionalism pp. 971-998

Anne Mayhew

The Philosophical Bases of Institutionalist Economics pp. 1001-1038

Philip Mirowski

The Theory of Human Nature pp. 1039-1073

Hans E. Jensen

The Theory of Institutional Change pp. 1075-1116

Paul D. Bush

Instrumental Valuation: The Normative Compass of Institutional Economics pp. 1117-1143

Steven R. Hickerson

The Concept of Technology Within the Institutionalist Perspective pp. 1147-1176

Milton D. Lower

Institutions pp. 1177-1206

Walter C. Neale

Human Resource Development and the Formulation of National Economic Policy pp. 1207-1240

Vernon M. Briggs

Resources Are Not; They Become: An Institutional Theory pp. 1241-1263

Thomas R. De Gregori

The Institutionalist Theory of Capital Formation pp. 1265-1278

Baldwin Ranson

Evolution of Time Constructs and Their Impact on Socioeconomic Planning pp. 1281-1312

F. Gregory Hayden

Information: An Emerging Dimension of Institutional Analysis pp. 1313-1339

William H. Melody

Power and Economic Performance: The Institutionalist View pp. 1341-1377

Philip A. Klein

The Neoinstrumental Theory of Democracy pp. 1379-1401

Rick Tilman

About the Authors pp. 1403-1407

The Editors

Books Received pp. 1409-1418

The Editors

Volume 21, issue 2, 1987

Erratum pp. vii-vii

The Editors

Introduction of Award Recipient: Dudley Dillard pp. 571-573

Wendell Gordon

The Evolutionary Economics of a Monetary Economy pp. 575-585

Dudley Dillard

Culture: Core Concept under Attack pp. 586-603

Anne Mayhew

Institutional Change at the Local Level: Pattern Model Analysis of Virginia’s Farmland Retention Policy pp. 605-615

E. Jane Luzar

Farm Debt and Financial Instability pp. 617-627

Paul S. Estenson

Institutional Adjustment in Norway’s Rural Economy: An Instrumental Evaluation pp. 629-637

Andrew Larkin

Cash Accounting Rules for Farmers: Differential Benefits and Federal Costs pp. 639-647

Carol D. Petersen, William Shear and Charles L. Vehorn

Raúl Prebisch, 1901-1986: An Appreciation pp. 649-659

James H. Street

Institutional Existentialism: More on Why John R. Commons Has So Few Followers pp. 661-671

Yngve Ramstad

Institutional Transaction Analysis pp. 673-681

Brent McClintock

Some Recent Interpretations of Thorstein Veblen’s Theory of Institutional Change pp. 683-690

Rick Tilman

Open Market Operations: Evolution and Significance pp. 691-699

Jane Knodell

Changes in the Decision-Making Structure of the Federal Reserve System pp. 701-712

Barbara Libby

The Political Business Cycle: An Institutional Critique and Reconstruction pp. 713-722

Ann Mari May

Three Modes of Income Distribution: Market, Hierarchy, and Industry pp. 723-731

William M. Dugger

The Economics of Technological Progress: A Comparison of Non-Institutionalist and Institutionalist Dissent from the Neoclassical Position pp. 733-741

Dilmus D. James

Technological Change and Institutional Response: The Creation of American Broadcasting pp. 743-749

Stewart L. Long

The Evolutionary Paradigm and the Economics of Technological Change pp. 751-762

Chris De Bresson

Consensus Mechanisms and Community Economic Development: The Buffalo Experience pp. 763-774

Charles J. Whalen

Transfer Program Structure and Effectiveness pp. 775-783

William Waller

The Political Economy of Stagnation pp. 785-793

John Cornwall and Wendy Cornwall

The Dual Economy Twenty Years Later pp. 795-802

Robert T. Averitt

The Dual Economy: An Empirical Analysis pp. 803-811

John R. Munkirs and Janet T. Knoedler

Economies as Differentiated Systems pp. 813-825

V. M. Dandekar

The Latin American Economies and Debt: Institutional and Structural Response to Crisis pp. 827-836

James L. Dietz

Recent Reforms Democratizing Swedish Economic Institutions pp. 837-845

Charles P. Rock

The Potential for Structural Monopolization in Hospital Services pp. 847-857

David H. Ciscel and Cyril Chang

Property Rights in Economic Theory pp. 859-868

A. K. Dragun

Competitive Decline: Views of Two Disciplines pp. 869-876

Roger L. Adkins

The Role of the State in the U.S. Economy during the 1920s pp. 877-884

Robert R. Keller

British Enterprise Zones: Implications for U.S. Urban Policy pp. 885-893

William D. Gunther and Charles G. Leathers

The Emergence of Worker Participation: Evolution and Legislation Compared pp. 895-910

Jürgen Backhaus

Response-Ability of Environmental Controls pp. 911-919

James A. Swaney

The Political Economy of Science and Technology pp. 921-923

Dilmus D. James

How Real Is the Federal Deficit? pp. 923-925

William Waller

The Economics of Comparable Worth pp. 926-928

Daphne T. Greenwood

Planning the British Economy pp. 928-932

John Groenewegen

Financial Crises: Understanding the Postwar U.S. Experience pp. 933-936

Christopher J. Niggle

The Japan Syndrome: Symptoms, Ailments, and Remedies pp. 936-939

John B. Hall

American Society pp. 940-941

Robert T. Averitt

Common Decency: Domestic Policies after Reagan pp. 941-944

Kendall P. Cochran

Futures for the Welfare State pp. 944-947

Wolfgang Blaas

Industrial Democracy: Strategies for Community Revitalization pp. 947-949

Michael Clarke and Jeff Lustig

Volume 21, issue 1, 1987

Erratum pp. vii-vii

The Editors

In Memoriam John Saké Gambs 1899-1986 pp. 1-4

Virgil C. Crisafulli

Free Trade versus Fair Trade: Import Barriers as a Problem of Reasonable Value pp. 5-32

Yngve Ramstad

Military Spending, Technical Change, and Economic Growth: A Disguised Form of Industrial Policy? pp. 33-59

James M. Cypher

Corporate Size and the Bailout Factor pp. 61-85

Walter Adams and James W. Brock

Democratic Economic Planning and Worker Ownership pp. 87-99

William M. Dugger

Financing Investment pp. 101-112

Gladys Parker Foster

Toward a More Complete Understanding of Occupational Sex Discrimination pp. 113-138

Charles C. Fischer

Environmental Management: A Non-Traditional Approach pp. 139-165

Peter Söderbaum

Labor, Work, and Leisure: Human Well-Being and the Optimal Allocation of Time pp. 167-188

Warren S. Gramm

Instrumentalism and Economic Policy: The Quest for Reasonable Value pp. 189-202

Glen W. Atkinson

Henry David Thoreau: The Instrumental Transcendentalist? pp. 203-218

Christopher L. Bodily

Thorstein Veblen, Frederick Jackson Turner, and The American Experience pp. 219-235

Vernon Mattson and Rick Tilman

Predatory Pricing and the Reconstituted Lemon Juice Industry pp. 237-258

David I. Rosenbaum

A Reason to Look beyond Neoclassical Economics: Some Major Shortcomings of Orthodox Theory pp. 259-280

Charles J. Whalen

Evaluating the Performance of Environmental Policy: Contributions of Neoclassical, Public Choice, and Institutional Models pp. 281-294

Marie Leigh Livingston

Building Instrumental Environmental Control Institutions pp. 295-308

James A Swaney

The Transfer of Soft Technologies to Less-Developed Countries: Some Implications for the Technology/Ceremony Dichotomy pp. 309-320

William E. Cole and John W. Mogab

Ceremonial Encapsulation and Corporate Cultural Hegemony pp. 321-328

William Waller

The Feminization of Poverty pp. 329-337

Janice Peterson

A Hungarian Connection: Karl Polanyi’s Influence on the Budapest School pp. 339-347

Doug Brown

Implications of Individualism in Public Health Policy pp. 349-356

Mark S. Kaplan

A Critical Appraisal of Gross National Product: The Measurement of Net National Welfare and Environmental Accounting pp. 357-373

Christian Leipert

Comment: Bronfenhrenner on Institutionalists and the Critical Tradition in American Economics pp. 375-380

David A. Martin and Anne Mayhew

Boland on Friedman’s Methodology: A Summation pp. 380-388

Lawrence Boland

Boland on Boland: A Further Rebuttal pp. 388-393

Ken Dennis

Is Friedman’s Methodological Instrumentalism a Special Case of Dewey’s Instrumental Philosophy? A Comment on Wible pp. 393-429

James Webb

Criticism and the Validity of the Special-Case Interpretation of Friedman’s Essay: Reply to Webb pp. 430-440

James Wible

Comment on “The Rationalist Conception of Action” pp. 441-451

Harinder Singh

J. M. Keynes as a Marshallian: Comment pp. 452-457

Paul B. Trescott

J.M. Keynes as a Marshallian: Reply to Paul B. Trescott pp. 457-467

Hans E. Jensen

Marx and Keynes? Marx or Keynes? A Comment pp. 467-470

Rudy Fichtenbaum and Hushang Shahidi

Marx Keynes? Marx Keynes? A Reply pp. 470-473

Royall Brandis

GAIA and Technological Utopianism: Comment on De Gregori pp. 473-476

John Gowdy

Finite Resources or Finite Imaginations? A Reply to John M. Gowdy pp. 477-482

Thomas R. De Gregori

A Note on Central Planning Core Banks and Correspondent Bank Balances pp. 482-492

Karen S. Vorst

The Economic Process: A Structured Approach pp. 493-498

William Waller and Andrew Larkin

Slowdown: Global Economic Maladies pp. 499-502

Philip A. Klein

Stabilizing an Unstable Economy pp. 502-509

Wallace C. Peterson

In Defence of Welfare pp. 509-515

David Hamilton

The Social Founda Nons of Industrial Power: A Comparison of France and Germany pp. 515-518

Robert Solo

Monetarism: Is There an Alternative? Non-Monet Arist Strategies for the Economy pp. 518-522

Philip Arestis

International Economic Indicators: A Source Book pp. 522-524

John R. Munkirs

Work in the 1980s: Papers from the Karlstad Symposium on Work pp. 524-528

Yngve Ramstad

The Economic Institutions of Capitalism pp. 528-530

William M. Dugger

Macroeconomic Thought: A Methodological Approach pp. 530-533

Christopher J. Niggle

The Politics of Industrial Change—Railway PolicyIn North America pp. 533-535

John C. Spychalski

The Global Economy. Today, Tomorrow and the Transition pp. 535-538

Peter Soderbaum

Post Keynesian Monetary Economics pp. 538-540

Shirley J. Gedeon

A Theory of Economic Systems pp. 540-543

Jon Wisman

Conflicting Paradigms in the Economics of Developing Nations pp. 543-546

Robert L. Curry

Contradictions and Dilemmas: Studies on the Socialist Economy and Society pp. 546-549

Doug Brown

Democracy and Capitalism: Property, Community, and the Contradictions of Modern Social Thought pp. 549-551

Walter C. (Mike) Wagner

The Steel Crisis: The Economics and Politics of a Declining Industry pp. 551-554

William S. Brown

Books Received pp. 555-565

The Editors