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1967 - 2025

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Great-Power Tension and Economic Evolution in Finland Since 1809 pp. 1-19: Hans Brems
A Socialist “International Monetary Fund”? pp. 20-32: Leslie Szeplaki
Mukerjee: Economics become Social Science pp. 33-53: Manuel Gottlieb
Systems of Social Security and the Flow of International Trade pp. 54-62: Milledge W. Weathers
Concerning a New Institution to Advance Technological Innovation pp. 63-74: Martin J. Davidson
Capital Accumulation and Employment in Postwar Italy: A Marxian Model pp. 75-91: Pierluigi Profumieri
Dilemmas of the Latin American Free Trade Association pp. 92-108: John W. Sloan
A Skeptical View of a Brave New World of Monetary Policy Experiment pp. 109-113: Thomas Havrilesky
More on Profits and Hospitals pp. 113-123: Harold M. Goldstein
Reply pp. 113-113: Claude Hillinger
Still More on Profits and Hospitals pp. 123-126: Charles H. Baird

Scholarship and Weltauschauung in Sombart’s Work pp. 1-11: Horst Betz
The Maoist Economic Model pp. 12-27: Charles Hoffmann
Women in the Professions: Career Considerations and Job Placement Techniques pp. 28-45: Hilda Kahne
Cultural Influences on Economic Theory pp. 46-59: Robert G. Fabian
A Human Capital Model for Brain Drain of Foreign Manpower Trained in the U.S pp. 60-71: John R. Niland
The Paper War on Poverty pp. 72-79: David Hamilton
John R. Commons’s Legal Economic Theory pp. 80-95: R. A. Gonce
Notes and Communications pp. 96-96: C. E. Ayres
A Comment on Efficiency in the Allocation of the Radio-TV Spectrum pp. 97-100: Louis A. Rose
Moreon Efficiency in the Allocation of Radio-TV Spectrum pp. 100-104: Harry Frech
A Cost-Benefit Study of Educational Expenditures pp. 104-110: James B. Griffin
The Worth Today of United States Slaves’ Imputed Wages pp. 110-113: Julian L. Simon

A Tax-Based Incomes Policy pp. 1-19: Henry C. Wallich and Sidney Weintraub
Economics and the Machiavellian Tradition pp. 20-30: William F. Campbell
The International Monetary Scene Since March 1968 pp. 31-40: Edward Marcus and Mildred Rendl Marcus
Competition in the Defense Industry: An Economic Paradox pp. 41-55: A. M. Agapos
Adam Smith and Rousseau’s Inspiration or Provication? pp. 56-70: E. G. West
Copyright, Conflict, and a Theory of Property Rights pp. 71-79: Sanford Berg
The Institutional Economics of Mahadev Govind Ranade pp. 80-92: John Adams
Ralph Nader Discovers the ICC pp. 93-100: Robert B. Carson
Place of Residence and Employment Opportunities Within a Metropolitan Area pp. 101-116: George von Furstenberg
Conglomerate Mergers and Public Policy pp. 117-120: Peter A. Prosper and J. Edward Smith
Roosevelt on Economic Humanism and Market Socialism pp. 121-125: M. Bronfenbrenner
Reply to Bronfenbrenner pp. 125-132: Frank Roosevelt
A Final Word pp. 132-133: M. Bronfenbrenner
Corrigenda pp. 134-136: The Editors

Philosophic Perspectives in Economic thought pp. 1-24: Ben B. Seligman
Ben Seligman — an Appreciation pp. 25-25: Robert L. Heilbroner
Environmental Control at the Crossroads pp. 26-41: Harold Wolozin
Comments on Wolozin pp. 42-46: Anatol Murad
The Correspondence Principle: A Superfluous Tool of Economic Analysis pp. 47-56: Joseph Finger
On Profits and Hospitals pp. 57-66: Charles W. Baird
The Nursing Home as a Public Utility pp. 67-76: Leahmae McCoy
The Political Economy of Liberman-Type Reforms pp. 77-85: Anthony E. Scaperlanda
Public Regulation of the Indian Steel Industry pp. 86-97: Irvin M. Grossack
Value Judgments in Economic Science pp. 98-102: Vincent J. Tarascio

On the Possibility of a Political Economics pp. 1-22: Robert L. Heilbroner
Institutions for Allocating the Radio–TV Spectrum and the Vested Interests pp. 23-37: Harry Frech
Simon N. Patten’s Contributions to Economics pp. 38-55: E. K. Hunt
Economic Development and the Cost of Foreign Trade and Exchange Controls pp. 56-67: Deena R. Khatkhate
Perspectives on Black Economic Development pp. 68-81: William K. Tabb
National Institutions and Indigenous Systems in Mexico: Some Problems of Analysis pp. 82-86: David Barkin
Further Considerations on Mexico’s Economic Development pp. 86-88: James V. Cornehls and Edward Van Roy
The Tâtonnement Revisited pp. 88-89: Dana N. Stevens
The Design of Economic Policy – or Learning by Doing pp. 90-93: Claude Hillinger

Sweden: From Great Power to Welfare State pp. 1-16: Hans Brems
The Inevitability and Irrelevancy of the Increasing Income Gap pp. 17-24: William O. Thweatt
Law and Economics pp. 25-39: Robert Lekachman
On Unemployment and Overemployment, Assuming Price and Wage Stability pp. 40-59: Morris A. Copeland
The Political Economy of Steel Import Quotas pp. 60-76: Ferdinand L. Molz
Institutional Reforms to Moderate the Effects of Variable Price Levels pp. 77-86: David Meiselman
International Commodity Agreements: Policies and Problems pp. 87-102: Alton D. Law
Incomes Policy in a Free Society pp. 103-110: Joseph J. Walka

Heterodox Economic Thinking and Public Policy pp. 1-22: Joseph Dorfman
Is Fiscal Policy Dead? pp. 23-34: Harold Wolozin
Reciprocity, Productivity and Poverty pp. 35-42: David Hamilton
Agriculture as Van and Rear in Institutional Change pp. 43-53: Harold F. Breimyer
Some Implications of a Changing Environment for the Monetary System of the United States pp. 54-63: Robert L. Bennett
Some Evolutionary Developments in International Trade and Finance pp. 64-77: Jacob Oser
The Changing Form and Status of Labor pp. 78-94: Irving H. Siegel and A. Harvey Belitsky