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Volume 7, issue 4, 1973

Errata pp. iv-iv

The Editors

Law and Economics: Introduction pp. 535-541

Warren Samuels

Study of Relationships between Economic and Political Systems pp. 543-551

Henry Oliver

Contract Law, the Free Market, and State Intervention: A Jurisprudential Perspective pp. 553-575

Robert B. Seidman

Industrial Capitalism and the Breakdown of the Liberal Rule of Law pp. 577-603

Warren S. Gramm

Lord Mansfield and the Law Merchant: Law and Economics in the Eighteenth Century pp. 605-622

S. Todd Lowry

Law, Politics, and Institutional Economics pp. 623-643

Allan G. Gruchy

The International Patent System pp. 645-664

Mark S. Massel

A Theory of Justice pp. 665-677

Onora Nell, Kenneth E. Boulding and Stephen T. Worland

Radical Political Economy pp. 679-690

William Gomberg, M. Bronfenbrenner, Dilmus James and Sanford D. Gordon

What’s Wrong with Economics? pp. 691-706

Allan G. Gruchy, Robert Solow, Siegfried G. Karsten and Oskar Morgenstern

An Economist’s Protest pp. 707-710

Wallace C. Peterson

Wall Street: Security Risk pp. 710-712

Kendall P. Cochran

Marx before Marxism pp. 712-715

Douglas F. Dowo

Land Reform in Latin America: Issues and Cases pp. 715-718

Marshall Harris

Political Economy: Politics and Policy Analysis pp. 718-720

Lafayetie G. Harter

Economics and the World Order. From the 1970’s to the 1990’s pp. 720-723

C. P. Kindleberger

Patterns of Wealthholding in Wisconsin Since 1850 pp. 724-725

John Richard Felton

Ecologic-Economic Analysis for Regional Development pp. 726-728

Daniel E. Chappelle

The Closed Enterprise System pp. 728-732

Horace M. Gray

Land Reform and Economic Development pp. 732-735

Edward Van Roy

Analytical Welfare Economics pp. 735-738

Albert M. Levenson

Housing Investment in the Inner City: The Dynamics of Decline pp. 738-740

Henry Aaron

Future Farm Programs; Size, Strucfure, and Future of Farms pp. 740-742

Dale E. Hathaway

The Evolution of Economic Society. An Introduction to Economics pp. 742-744

George W. Zinke

The Prussian Welfare State before 1740 pp. 744-746

Gaston V. Rimlinger

Books Received pp. 747-752

The Editors

Volume VII – 1973 pp. 753-757

The Editors

Volume 7, issue 3, 1973

Empiricism and Economic Method: Several Views Considered pp. 361-382

Eugene Rotwein

Comte, Mill, and Cairnes: The Positivist-Empiricist Interlude in Late Classical Economics pp. 383-416

Robert Ekelund and Emilie S. Olsen

Wealth Taxation for the United States pp. 417-436

Jon Wisman and Larry Sawers

Nutrition Levels and Economic Growth: Some Empirical Measures pp. 437-458

W. T. Wilford

Great Spurts and the Experience of Non-European Countries pp. 459-474

Steven L. Barsby

The Entropy Law and the Economic Process pp. 475-499

Richard Schlegel, Ralph W. Pfouts, Werner Hochwald and Glenn L. Johnson

Motivating Human Behavior pp. 501-509

Thomas R. De Gregori, Colston E. Warne, Royall Brandis and David Hamilton

On the Cost-Inflationary Impact of High Interest Rates: Comment pp. 511-514

Robert Hebert and Ralph T. Byrns

A Reply pp. 514-515

C. E. Harvey

Plan and Market in Yugoslav Economic Thought pp. 517-520

Vsevolod Holubnychy

Social Perspectives in the History of Economic Theory pp. 521-524

Ralph Anspach

Business Cycles in Yugoslavia pp. 527-529

Lawrence J. Brainard

Brazil in the Sixties pp. 529-530

John M. Hunter

Books Received pp. 531-534

The Editors

Volume 7, issue 2, 1973

What Has Evolutionary Economics to Contribute to Consumption Theory? pp. 197-207

David Hamilton

Demand Theory and the Economist’s Propensity to Assume pp. 209-239

Philip A. Klein

Comment on “Demand Theory and the Economist’s Propensity to Assume” pp. 241-243

Robert Lekachman

Middle-Class Action and the Ghetto Consumer pp. 245-257

Carolyn Shaw Bell

Prodigality or Parsimony: The False Dilemma in Economic Development Theory pp. 259-266

Thomas R. De Gregori

Institutionalized Consumption Patterns in Underdeveloped Countries pp. 267-287

Wendell Gordon

Consumption Values of Trade Unions pp. 289-301

Jack Barbash

Comments on “Consumption Values of Trade Unions” pp. 303-305

Mark Perlman

The Consumer Movement and the Labor Movement pp. 307-316

Clinton L. Warne

Trade Unions and Consumerism pp. 317-321

Solomon Barkin

Environmental Quality, Income Distribution, and Factor Mobility: The Consequences of Local Action pp. 323-335

Gary Hufbauer

On Lemmings and Other Acquisitive Animals: Propositions on Consumption pp. 337-353

E. K. Hunt and Ralph C. d’Arge

Books Received pp. 355-360

The Editors

Volume 7, issue 1, 1973

Natural Selection in Economic Thought: Ideology, Power, and the Keynesian Counterrevolution pp. 1-27

Warren S. Gramm

The Effects of Consumer Bliss on Welfare Economics pp. 29-45

William Barnett

The Idea of Progress: A Review Article pp. 47-59

Werner Hochwald

Coal Mine Injury Rates in Two Eras of Federal Control pp. 61-82

C. L. Christenson and W. H. Andrews

Alienation and Economics pp. 83-94

Carolyn Shaw Bell, Sanford Berg, Edmund J. Sheehey and Henry W. Spiegel

The Participatory Economy. An Evolutionary Hypothesis and a Strategy for Development pp. 95-106

Benjamin Ward, Vaclav Holesovsky and Howard J. Sherman

Comparison of Economic Systems: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches pp. 107-117

George Macesich, Philip Raup, Robert Campbell and Allan G. Gruchy

Technological Risk Assumption Corporations pp. 119-124

Steven Globerman

Reply to Steven Globerman pp. 124-130

Martin J. Davidson

Does Economic Growth Imply a Growth in Welfare? pp. 130-136

Julian L. Simon

Some Aspects of Price Discrimination in the Airline Industry pp. 136-147

John C. Pattison

Science, Conflict and Society: Readings from Scientific American pp. 149-151

Kalman Goldberg

The Ethical Investor-Universities and Corporate Responsibility pp. 151-154

Joseph F. Flubacher

Anarchism Today pp. 154-157

L. A. O’Donnell

Alienation and the Soviet Economy, toward a General Theory of Marxian Alienation, Organizational Principles, and the Soviet Economy pp. 157-162

Murray Wolfson

Anarchism pp. 162-164

James Buchanan and Winston Bush

Revolutionary Change in Cuba pp. 165-166

John M. Hunter

Beyond Freedom and Dignity pp. 166-168

W. Paul Strassmann

Joint International Business Ventures in Developing Countries: Case Studies and Anal Ysisof Recent Trends pp. 168-170

Joan Marie McCrea

Change and Development—Latin America’s Great Task: Report Submitted to the Inter-American Development Banks pp. 170-172

M. F. Hassan

The Capitalist System. A Radical Analysis of American Society pp. 172-175

W. E. Kuhn

The Limits of Organizational Change pp. 175-179

Warren Samuels

India’s Green Revolution: Economic Gains and Political Costs pp. 179-181

Gene Wunderlich

The Role of Science and Technology in Developing Countries pp. 182-183

Robert A. Solo

Reform of Metropolitan Governments; Minority Perspectives; Metropolitanization and Public Services pp. 183-188

William K. Tabb

Books Received pp. 189-196

The Editors