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Volume 20, issue 4, 1986
- Corporate Power and Economic Sabotage pp. 919-940

- Walter Adams and James W. Brock
- Passive Tax Expenditures: Estimates of States’ Revenue Losses Attributable to Federal Tax Expenditures pp. 941-952

- William M. Hildred and James V. Pinto
- The Endogeneity of Money and Keynes’s General Theory pp. 953-968

- Gladys Parker Foster
- Tax-Based Incomes Policies: A Commentary for the Future pp. 969-987

- Walter C. Neale
- The Histonomic Approach to Economics: Beyond Pure Theory and Pure Experience pp. 989-1010

- Kurt Dopfer
- Institutionalism and Agricultural Development in India pp. 1011-1027

- David Seckler
- Debt and Development: The Future of Latin America pp. 1029-1051

- James L. Dietz
- Planning Education for Economic Progress: Distinguishing Occupational Demands from Technological Possibilities pp. 1053-1065

- Baldwin Ranson
- A Pragmatist’s Quest for Holistic Knowledge: The Scientific Methodology of John R. Commons pp. 1067-1105

- Yngve Ramstad
- Bellamy and Veblen’s “Christian Morals” pp. 1107-1119

- Charles G. Leathers
- Regional Variations in Earnings and The Gender Composition of Employment: Is “Women’s Work” Undervalued? pp. 1121-1134

- Donald Williams and Charles A. Register
- Marx and Keynes and Kalecki pp. 1135-1136

- Susan F. Feiner and Bruce B. Roberts
- Western Economists and Eastern Societies: Agents of Change in South Asia, 1950–1970 pp. 1137-1139

- John Adams
- Post Keynesian Economic Theory pp. 1140-1142

- Christopher J. Niggle
- The Nature and Logic of Capitalism pp. 1142-1144

- Alan W. Dyer
- The Quest for Economic Stability: Roosevelt to Reagan pp. 1145-1146

- Rick Tilman
- Research in Law and Economics: Normative Law and Economics pp. 1146-1151

- Nicholas Mercuro
- Incomes and Policy pp. 1151-1153

- Wallace C. Peterson
- A Radical Philosophy pp. 1153-1158

- Douglas Brown
- The Birth of the Business Cycle pp. 1158-1160

- Baldwin Ranson
- The Policy Consequences of John Maynard Keynes pp. 1160-1163

- William S. Brown
- New Patterns of Work pp. 1163-1167

- Solomon Barkin
- The World as a Total System pp. 1168-1170

- Leslie Duhs
- Social Insurance in Transition pp. 1170-1171

- Nick Adnett
- Handbook of United States Economic and Financial Indicators pp. 1172-1173

- John R. Munkirs
- Volume XX – 1986 pp. 1175-1180

- The Editors
Volume 20, issue 3, 1986
- John S. Gambs pp. v-v

- The Editors
- Erratum pp. v-v

- The Editors
- Apologetics of Deregulation in Energy and Telecommunications: An Institutionalist Assessment pp. 613-632

- Harry M. Trebing
- Boland on Friedman: A Rebuttal pp. 633-660

- Ken Dennis
- Culture and Economy: Games That “Play People” pp. 661-679

- Hoyt Alverson
- Detrimental Competition pp. 681-707

- Arthur Schweitzer
- Post-Keynesian Economic Policies: The Case of Sweden pp. 709-723

- Philip Arestis
- OPEC and the Antitrust Laws pp. 725-741

- Irvin M. Grossack
- The U.S. Policy Mix, Foreign Financing, and the Consequences pp. 743-758

- Michael Cayton
- John R. Commons and the Democratic State pp. 759-784

- John Dennis Chasse
- A Theory of Technology—Continuity and Change in Human Development: A Review Article pp. 785-798

- Peter F.M. McLoughlin
- DeGregori’s a Theory of Technology: A Review Article pp. 799-804

- Han Yu Lee and F. Gregory Hayden
- The Cremona Foundation and the St. Mary’s College Conference on Institutional Economics pp. 805-823

- Allan G. Gruchy
- Theory and Practice of the Dutch Labor Market: The 1985 Conference of the Dutch Study Circle for Post Keynesian Economics pp. 825-833

- John Groenewegen and Kees Van Paridon
- International Conference of Agricultural Economists pp. 835-836

- Peter Söoderbaum
- Swaney on Economics, Ecology, and Entropy pp. 837-839

- Baldwin Ranson
- Entropy and the Institutional Dichotomy: A Reply to Ranson pp. 841-843

- James A. Swaney
- A Note on Milton Friedman’s Application of His “Methodology of Positive Economics” pp. 845-851

- Michael Emmett Brady
- The Rise and Fall of Keynesian Economics pp. 853-856

- W. Robert Brazelton
- Science and Technology in World Development pp. 856-857

- Thomas R. De Gregori
- A Game-Theoretic Approach to Political Economy pp. 858-860

- David Colander
- Industrial Import Shock: Policy Challenge of the 1980s pp. 860-862

- Wendell Gordon
- Human Betterment pp. 862-866

- Roger M. Troub
- The Politics of Public Enterprise. Oil and the French State pp. 866-869

- Robert Delorme
- Transforming Traditionally: Land and Labor in Agriculture in Asia and Africa pp. 869-874

- R. K. Sampath
- Shifting Gears: Changing Labor Relations in the U.S. Automobile Industry pp. 875-881

- Solomon Barkin
- Ethics, Efficiency, and the Market pp. 881-883

- Royall Brandis
- The Politics of Inflation and Economic Stagnation pp. 883-886

- Wolfgang Blaas
- Keynesianism vs. Monetarism and other Essays in Financial History pp. 886-888

- Christopher J. Niggle
- Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology pp. 888-893

- E. E. Liebhafsky
- The Changing Structure of the U.S. Economy: Lessons from the Steel Industry pp. 893-898

- Peter Dean Anthony
- The Future of the Soviet Economic Planning System pp. 898-901

- Allan G. Gruchy
- Industrial Conflict, an Integrative Theory pp. 902-904

- Layfayette G. Harter
- The Myth of Free Trade: Patterns of Protectionism Since 1945 pp. 904-906

- James L. Dietz
- Prophets of Order: The Rise of the New Class, Technocracy, and Socialism in America pp. 906-909

- Rick Tilman
- Books Received pp. 911-917

- The Editors
Volume 20, issue 2, 1986
- History of the Founding of the American Economic Association pp. i-iii

- The Editors
- Erratum pp. v-v

- The Editors
- Introduction of Award Recipient: Kenneth H. Parsons pp. 275-279

- Don Kanel
- The Relevance of the Ideas of John R. Commons for the Formulation of Agricultural Development Policies pp. 281-296

- Kenneth H. Parsons
- The Industrial Economy and International Price Shocks pp. 297-312

- Milton D. Lower
- Institutionalism and the New Classical Economics pp. 313-323

- Philip A. Klein
- The Last Gasp of Liberal Capitalism in America pp. 325-333

- William M. Dugger
- The Genesis of a New Industrial Policy: Equity and Efficiency pp. 335-344

- Richard L. Brinkman
- The Evolution of Financial Institutions and the Performance of the Economy pp. 345-353

- Hyman Minsky
- The Institutional Principle of the Principles of Economics pp. 355-363

- Dudley Dillard
- Is the United States Substituting a Speculative Economy for a Productive One? pp. 365-374

- Robert J. Alexander
- Financial Innovation and the Distinction between Financial and Industrial Capital pp. 375-382

- Christopher J. Niggle
- Defining and Articulating Social Change through the Social Fabric Matrix and System Digraph pp. 383-392

- F. Gregory Hayden
- A Coevolutionary Model of Structural Change pp. 393-401

- James A. Swaney
- Modeling Technological and Institutional Change in Karl Marx’s Theory of Capitalism pp. 403-412

- John E. Elliott
- Material Stress and Institutional Change pp. 413-419

- Kenneth Nowotny
- Macroeconomics and Credit Markets pp. 421-429

- John Caskey and Steven Fazzari
- Doing Capitalism: Notes on the Practice of Venture Capitalism pp. 431-441

- William H. Janeway
- How Credit Drives the Money Supply: The Significance of Institutional Developments pp. 443-452

- Basil Moore
- Technological Blending: Frontier Technology in Traditional Economic Sectors pp. 453-462

- Ajit S. Bhalla and Dilmus D. James
- Technology and Negative Entropy: Continuity or Catastrophe? pp. 463-469

- Thomas R. De Gregori
- Engineering, Vested Interests, and Threshold Choice: Pipelines, Coal, and the Railroads pp. 471-480

- Ann K. Lower
- Institutional Evolution in an Economy Characterized by Basic Industry Decline and Technological Expansion pp. 481-488

- M. Ray Perryman
- Thresholds of Change and Core Policy pp. 489-498

- Wendell Gordon
- Computers, Input-Output, and the Future pp. 499-507

- Faye Duchin
- Causality and Consciousness in Economics: Concepts of Change in Orthodox and Heterodox Economics pp. 509-523

- Kurt Dopfer
- Technology and Institutions Are Neither pp. 525-532

- David Hamilton
- A Behavioral Analysis of Technological Change in the Computer Industry, 1930–1950 pp. 533-539

- John V. Wells
- Semiotics, Economic Development, and the Deconstruction of Economic Man pp. 541-549

- Alan W. Dyer
- Digital Thinking and Technological Progress pp. 551-560

- Owen Flagel and Bruce Harmon
- Comparative Analysis of Thresholds of Non-Revolutionary Institutional Change: China and the United States in the 1980s pp. 561-569

- Jerry L. Petr
- On the Economics of Institutional Change: An Institutional Change in Economics? pp. 571-582

- Klaus Weiermair
- Organizational Contradiction and Policy Inertia in Yugoslav Institutional Evolution pp. 583-592

- Andrew Pienkos
- Economic Thought and the Evolution of Institutions in Hungary pp. 593-600

- John Hall
- Can Mexico Break the Vicious Circle of “Stop-Go” Policy? An Institutional Overview pp. 601-612

- James H. Street
Volume 20, issue 1, 1986
- Erratum pp. vi-vi

- The Editors
- John Fagg Foster 1907-1985 pp. 1-3

- Marc R. Tool
- Peirce on the and the Unlimited Community; Ayres on “The Criterion of Value” pp. 5-20

- H. H. Liebhafsky
- Veblen on Scientific Creativity: The Influence of Charles S. Peirce pp. 21-41

- Alan W. Dyer
- Environmental Impact and Institutional Adjustment: Application of Foster’s Principles to Solid Waste Disposal pp. 43-61

- Andrew Larkin
- A Market Socialist Critique of Capitalism’s Dynamic Performance pp. 63-86

- James A. Yunker
- Neoclassical and Institutionalist Explanations of Changes in Northwest Water Institutions pp. 87-107

- Philip Wandschneider
- Social Costs of Economic Growth pp. 109-131

- Christian Leipert
- Money Supply Endogeneity: An Empirical Test for the United States, 1954-84 pp. 133-144

- Anthony Myatt
- The Telecommunication Bypass Threat: Real or Imagined? pp. 145-164

- Robin E. Mansell
- In Defense of Government Regulation pp. 165-177

- Barry Price and Roslyn Simowitz
- Family Farmland Reserve: A State Government Program for Restructuring Farm Debt pp. 179-190

- F. Gregory Hayden
- Rejoinder to David Vail’s Comments on National Agricultural Policy pp. 191-201

- F. Gregory Hayden
- The Transformation of American Capitalism: From Competitive Market Structures to Centralized Private Sector Planning pp. 203-215

- Walter C. Neale, Michael F. Sheehan and Ronnie Phillips
- Keynes and the Modern World. Proceedings of the Keynes Centenary Conference, King’s College, Cambridge pp. 217-220

- Dudley Dillard
- Deregulating the Airlines pp. 220-222

- Bill Wilkins
- Economic Growth and the Role of Science pp. 222-226

- Kurt Dopfer
- What is Political Economy? pp. 226-229

- Jon Wisman
- American Domestic Priorities: An Economic Appraisal pp. 230-236

- Robert A. Solo
- Democratic Economic Policy pp. 236-238

- John E. Elliott
- Issues in Macroeconomics pp. 239-241

- Philip Arestis
- Rhythms in Politics and Economics pp. 242-244

- A. J. Kondonassis
- Productivity Growth and U.S. Competitiveness pp. 244-248

- William S. Brown
- Did British Capitalism Breed Inequality? pp. 248-251

- Anne Mayhew
- The Regulation Game: How British and West German Companies Bargain with Government pp. 252-254

- R. D. Peterson
- Keynes’ Economics. Methodological Issues; Les Ecrits de Keynes pp. 254-256

- Baldwin Ranson
- What is Political Economy? A Study of Social Theory and Underdevelopment pp. 256-257

- Ronnie Phillips
- Order and Conflict in Contemporary Capitalism pp. 258-260

- Jerry L. Petr
- Years of Recovery: British Economic Policy 1945-51 pp. 261-263

- Nick Adnett
- Books Received pp. 265-272

- The Editors
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