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Volume 9, issue 4, 1975

Introduction: The Chicago School of Political Economy pp. 585-604

Warren Samuels

What Is Structuralism? Piaget’s Genetic Epistemology and the Varieties of Structuralist Thought pp. 605-625

Robert A. Solo

Neoclassical Economics in Perspective pp. 627-644

Robert A. Solo

The Heterodox Methodology of Two Chicago Economists pp. 645-664

Eva and Abraham Hirsch

The Chicago School: Positivism or Ideal Type pp. 665-679

Charles K. Wilber and Jon Wisman

The Folklore of the Market: An Inquiry into the Economic Doctrines of the Chicago School pp. 681-752

Ezra J. Mishan

Chicago Economics: From Individualism True to Individualism False pp. 753-775

Warren S. Gramm

Frank H. Knight and Chicago Libertarianism pp. 777-799

John McKinney

The Case for Economizing on Government Controls: A Comment pp. 801-810

David W. Penn

Volume IX – 1975 pp. 811-815

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 3, 1975

The Transition from Classical to Neoclassical Economics: A Scientific Revolution pp. 415-439

Michel De Vroey

Keynes and U.S. Keynesianism: A Lack of Historical Perspective and the Decline of the New Economics pp. 441-470

Richard X. Chase

Professor Roberts’s Marx: On Alienation and Economic Systems pp. 471-500

John E. Elliott

Property in Price pp. 501-514

Bruce Yandle

Economic Concentration: Structure, Behavior, and Public Policy pp. 515-523

Stanley E. Boyle, Werner Sichel and Douglas F. Greer

A Note on Human Capital pp. 525-530

James Lowell Dietz

On the Commodity Mode of Production: One More Time pp. 530-535

Paul Craig Roberts and Matthew A. Stephenson

Marx in a Box pp. 535-542

John E. Elliott

The Limits of Organization pp. 543-544

Royall Brandis

An Inquiry into the Human Prospect pp. 545-548

Charles K. Wilber

Power and Wealth: The Political Economy of International Power pp. 549-551

Howard Sherman

The Structure of Classical Economic Theory pp. 551-554

Robert Hebert

Introduction to Economics: An Interdisciplinary Approach pp. 554-556

John S. Gambs

Capitalism: The Moving Target pp. 556-558

John Adams

Journeys Toward Progress: Studies of Economic Policy-Making in Latin America pp. 558-564

John T. Donnelly

Zoning and Housing Costs; The Dynamics of Housing Rehabilitation; Urban Indicators, Metropolitan Evolution, and Public Policy pp. 565-568

Henry L. Hunker

Citibank; Citibank, Nader and The Facts pp. 569-571

Maurice Weinrobe

Books Received pp. 573-584

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 2, 1975

The Veblen-Commons Award pp. 143-146

Joseph Dorfman and Warren Samuels

The Veblen-Commons Award pp. 147-157

Gardiner C. Means and John M. Blair

Antitrust in a Planned Economy: An Anachronism or an Essential Complement? pp. 159-179

Willard F. Mueller

Global Corporations and National Stabilization Policy: The Need for Social Planning pp. 181-203

Ronald Müller

The Case for Economizing on Government Controls pp. 205-218

Murray Weidenbaum

Comments pp. 219-221

Arthur T. Andersen

Notes on the Present State of Neoclassical Economics as a Subset of the Orthodox pp. 223-228

Kenneth E. Boulding

Orthodox Economists and Existential Economics pp. 229-235

Richard H. Day

Remarks on the State of Orthodoxy pp. 237-241

Victor P. Goldberg

The Sad State of Orthodox Economics pp. 243-250

Howard Sherman

A Blueprint for Competition: Restructuring the Motor Vehicle Industry pp. 251-269

Stanley E. Boyle

A Legal Attack on Oligopoly Pricing: The Case pp. 271-283

Lawrence J. White

Comment on “A Blueprint for Competition” pp. 285-287

Warren S. Gramm

Discussion of “A Blueprint for Competition” pp. 289-292

Werner Sichel

Social Costs and the Automobile Industry: A Challenge to National Planning pp. 293-295

Harold Wolozin

The Implementation of Oligopolistic Interdependence: International Oil, a Case Study pp. 297-318

John M. Blair

Market Structure and Interfirm Integration in the Petroleum Industry pp. 319-335

John W. Wilson

Comments on “Market Structure and Interfirm Integration” pp. 337-340

David S. Schwartz

Comment pp. 341-342

Walter Adams

Policy toward Big Business: What Lessons after Forty Years? pp. 343-363

Corwin D. Edwards

Industrial Deconcentration and Legal Feasibility: The Efficiencies Defense pp. 365-380

Joseph F. Brodley

The Industrial Reorganization Bill: The Burden of the Future pp. 381-394

Warren Samuels

Discussion of the Edwards, Brodley, and Samuels Articles pp. 395-397

Douglas F. Greer

Comments pp. 399-403

Russell C. Parker

Social Control of Corporate Power: Comment pp. 405-408

Frank Kottke

The Short-Run Incidence of a Tax Induced Rise in the Price of Gasoline pp. 409-414

Jan William Zupnick

Volume 9, issue 1, 1975

Restrained or Enlarged Scope of Political Economy? A Few Observations pp. 1-13

Joel Jalladeau and W.E. Kuhn

On Some Fundamental Issues in Political Economy: An Exchange of Correspondence pp. 15-38

James Buchanan and Warren Samuels

Economic Planning in Japan pp. 39-58

Victor D. Lippit

The Impact of Economics on Technology pp. 59-72

Seymour Melman

Kenneth Boulding,: A Review Article pp. 73-79

Robert L. Heilbroner

Economics and Public Policy for the Undergraduate: A Review Article pp. 81-86

Alan Randall

Economics and the Public Purpose pp. 87-100

John Kenneth Galbraith, Murray Weidenbaum, Charles H. Hession, Barbara Deckard, Howard Sherman and Carey C. Thompson

The World of the Economist pp. 101-103

Royall Brandis

Representative Government and Environmental Management pp. 103-105

Ralph C. D’Arge

Corporate Power and Social Change: The Politics of the Life Insurance Industry pp. 105-108

Henry H. Villard

The Question of Imperialism pp. 109-111

Arthur Schweitzer

European Monetary Unification and Its Meaning for the United States pp. 112-114

Anthony E. Scaperlanda

International Economic Reform, Collected Papers of Emile Depres pp. 114-117

Mordechai Kreinin

Economic Development in the Long Run pp. 117-119

Thomas R. De Gregori

The Development of Tropical Lands: Policy Issues in Latin America pp. 119-121

John M. Hunter

The Economics of Latin America: Development Problems in Perspective pp. 121-124

John M. Hunter

Latin America in the International Economy pp. 124-126

John M. Hunter

Politics and Planners/Economic Policy in Central America pp. 126-129

Warren S. Gramm

Shorter Notices pp. 129-131

Warren Samuels

Books Received pp. 133-141

The Editors