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Volume 8, issue 4, 1974

Introduction: Market, Institutions, and Technology pp. 663-669

Warren Samuels

Technology: A Culture Trait, a Logical Category, or Virtue Itself? pp. 671-687

W. Paul Strassmann

Value Theory, Planning, and Reform: Ayres as Incrementalist and Utopian pp. 689-706

Rick Tilman

The Ayres-Kuznets Framework and Argentine Dependency pp. 707-728

James H. Street

What Is Development? pp. 729-736

Gunnar Myrdal

The Institutional Basis of an Agricultural Market Economy pp. 737-757

Kenneth H. Parsons

Power and Illusion in the Marketplace: Institutions and Technology pp. 759-770

Thomas R. De Gregori

Beyond Capitalism: A Role for Markets? pp. 771-784

David Dale Martin

Economics: Allocation or Valuation? pp. 785-811

Philip A. Klein

Product Differentiation and Institutionalism: New Shadows on an Old Terrain pp. 813-826

William Breit and Kenneth Elzinga

Property and Economic Power as Issues in Institutional Economics pp. 827-840

Don Kanel

Technology, Ideology, and the State in Economic Development pp. 841-858

Karl de Schweinitz

Problems of Modern Technology pp. 859-876

Robert Solo

Institutions, Institutionalism: 1776–1974 pp. 877-896

Joseph J. Spengler

Institutions of Economic Growth: A Theory of Conflict Management in Developing Countries pp. 897-908

Kenneth H. Parsons, Jan de Vries, Daniel R. Fusfeld and Lance Edwin Davis

Institutional Change and American Economic Growth pp. 909-921

Daniel R. Fusfeld, Charles H. Hession, Dudley Dillard and Don Kanel

Institution Building and Development: From Concepts to Application pp. 923-933

Gordon Donald, Karl de Schweinitz and Philip A. Klein

Institution Building: A Source Book pp. 934-935

James B. Herendeen

Inducing Technological Change for Economic Growth and Development; Applied Measures for Promoting Technological Growth pp. 936-942

Pierre R. Crosson

Organizational Diagnosis pp. 942-943

Allan Schmid

The Idea of Culture in the Social Sciences pp. 943-945

Royall Brandis

Theory of Social Process: An Economic Analysis pp. 945-947

Thomas R. De Gregori

Planning and Urban Growth: An Anglo-American Comparison pp. 947-949

Raleigh Barlowe

A Critique of Economic Theory pp. 949-951

Joan McCrea

The Coming of Post-Industrial Society, A Venture in Social Forecasting pp. 952-953

Kenneth E. Boulding

Poverty and Progress: An Ecological Perspective on Economic Development pp. 953-955

Edward Van Roy

Economics from an Institutional Viewpoint pp. 955-957

John S. Gambs

Essays, Reviews and Reports pp. 957-963

Warren Samuels

Volume VIII – 1974 pp. 965-969

The Editors

Volume 8, issue 3, 1974

Was 1922-1972 a Golden Age in the History of Economics? pp. 525-553

Joseph Spengler

Public Choice—Property Rights pp. 555-579

Victor P. Goldberg

Societal Pressures and the Market Power–Efficiency Trade-Off pp. 581-595

Anthony A. Romeo and Paul Weiner

Contemporary Economic thought. The Contribution of Neo-Institutional Economics pp. 597-615

A. W. Coats, R. A. Gonce, James D. Shaffer and Gary E. Francis

Paternalistic Capitalism pp. 617-626

John Adams, Vincent J. Tarascio and Emile Grunberg

On Firm Size and Innovation in the Schumpeterian System pp. 627-632

Paul J. McNulty

The Management of Market-Oriented Economies: A Comparative Perspective pp. 633-634

W. Robert Brazelton

The Machine-Building Industry in Communist China pp. 634-637

William W. Hollister

An American Philosophy of Social Security: Evolution and Issues; The Payroll Tax for Social Security pp. 637-639

David B. Johnson

The Czechoslovak Reform Movement, 1963–1968, A Study in the Theory of Socialism pp. 639-642

Murray Wolfson

The Nutrition Factor: Its Role in National Development pp. 642-645

Victor E. Smith

International Marketing Strategy pp. 645-647

Donald F. Dixon

Black Education: Myths and Tragedies pp. 647-649

Jonas Chenault

Books Received pp. 651-659

The Editors

Volume 8, issue 2, 1974

Erratum pp. ii-ii

The Editors

1973 Veblen-Commons Award pp. 203-204

John Gambs

Remarks upon Receipt of the Veblen-Commons Award pp. 205-207

Allan G. Gruchy

Realism and Relevance in Public Utility Regulation pp. 209-233

Harry M. Trebing

Government Intervention and the Social Control of Business: The Neoinstitutionalist Position pp. 235-249

Allan G. Gruchy

Comments on “Government Intervention and the Social Control of Business” pp. 251-253

Robert L. Heilbroner

Human Values and Economic Science pp. 255-266

Melville J. Ulmer

Comment pp. 267-270

Robert Lekachman

The Uses and Abuses of Economic Theory in the Social Control of Business pp. 271-285

David Dale Martin

The Marginal Utility of Marginal Analysis in Public Policy Formulation pp. 287-300

William H. Melody

Economic Theory as a Guideline for Government Intervention and Control: Comment pp. 301-307

Alfred Kahn

Appropriateness and Responsiveness: Can the Government Protect the Consumer? pp. 309-328

Mark J. Green

Corporate Giantism, Degradation of the Plane of Competition, and Countervailance pp. 329-351

Samuel M. Loescher

Governmental Control of Externalities, or the Prey Eats the Predator pp. 353-372

Ralph C. d’Arge and James Wilen

Comment on Articles by Green, Loescher, and d’Arge and Wilen pp. 373-375

Royall Brandis

Toward a Political Economy of Markets pp. 377-380

Harold Wolozin

The Health Services Industry: Realism in Social Control pp. 381-394

Eli Ginzberg

Regulatory Circumvention and the Holding Company pp. 395-411

Manley R. Irwin and Kenneth B. Stanley

Comments on Articles by Eli Ginzberg and Manley Irwin and Kenneth B. Stanley pp. 413-416

David S. Schwartz

Private Power and National Sovereignty: Some Comments on the Multinational Corporation pp. 417-447

Robert E. Smith

Economics, Power, and Regulation of Multinational Corporations pp. 449-451

Charles K. Wilber

Market Power and Inflation: A Short-Run Target Return Model pp. 453-478

John M. Blair

“Market Power and Inflation: A Short-Run Target Return Model”—Comment pp. 479-482

Robert F. Lanzillotti

The Corporate State, Economic Performance, and Social Policy pp. 483-507

Wallace C. Peterson

A Comment on Professor Wallace Peterson’s Article pp. 509-513

Donald Dewey

Comments on “The Corporate State, Economic Performance, and Social Policy” pp. 515-518

Willard F. Mueller

Theory of Public Choice: A Review Article pp. 519-524

Allan Schmid

Volume 8, issue 1, 1974

The Transformation of Christian Trade Unionism in France pp. 1-39

Everett M. Kassalow

Conversion of the Cuban Economy to Soviet Orthodoxy pp. 41-66

Carmelo Mesa-Lago

A Model of Cyclical Fluctuations under Socialism pp. 67-81

Lawrence J. Brainard

East Germany: The Primacy of Dogma over Reform pp. 83-96

Horst Betz

Kuhnian Scientific Revolutions and the Keynesian Revolution pp. 97-109

Ron Stanfield

Apology and Ambiguity: Adolf Berle on Corporate Power pp. 111-126

Rick Tilman

The Challenge of Radical Political Economics pp. 127-150

Raymond S. Franklin and William K. Tabb

Welfare Policy and Industrialization in Europe, America, and Russia pp. 151-157

T. B. Bottomore and A. W. Coats

School Expenditures and Educational Discrimination under the Fourteenth Amendment pp. 159-166

Linda Edwards and Franklin Edwards

History and Class Consciousness. Studies in Marxist Dialectics pp. 167-170

Jacob Oser

Power in Economics pp. 170-174

K. W. Rothschild and Allan Randall

Shelter and Subsidies: Who Benefits from Federal Housing Policies? pp. 174-176

David B. Johnson

Structural Change and Economic Policy in Israel pp. 176-181

Mordechai Kreinin

Schooling in a Corporate Society pp. 181-183

Byron W. Brown

Conservation in the Soviet Union pp. 183-185

Marshall I. Goldman

Nazis and Workers: National Socialist Appeals to German Labor, 1919–1933 pp. 186-188

Arthur Schweitzer

Economic Systems of Northern Thailand, Structure and Change pp. 188-190

George Dalton

The Academic Scribblers: American Economists in Collision pp. 190-192

Henry W. Spiegel

Banking and Economic Development: Some Lessons of History pp. 192-195

J. Carter Murphy

Books Received pp. 196-200

The Editors