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1976, volume 28, articles 3

Investment and Growth pp. 317-63

Maurice FG Scott

On the Early Dangers of Being too Political an Economist: Thorold Rogers and the 1868 Election to the Drummond Professorship pp. 364-80

Neil B di Marchi

New Strategies for Development: Poverty, Income Distribution, and Growth pp. 381-405

Frances Stewart and Paul Streeten

The Rural-Urban Wage Gap, Migration, and the Shadow Wage pp. 406-25

Dipak Mazumdar

An Extension of the Vent-for-Surplus Model in Relation to Long-Run Structural Change in Nigeria pp. 426-46

Sheila M Smith

Accountants, Too, Could Be Happy in a Golden Age: The Accountant's Rate of Profit and the Internal Rate of Return pp. 447-60

John A Kay

1976, volume 28, articles 2

The Possibilities of Development Planning pp. 161-84

Tony Killick

The Efficiency Wage Hypothesis, Surplus Labour, and the Distribution of Income in L.D.C.s pp. 185-207

Joseph Stiglitz

Devaluation and Income Distribution in Less-Developed Economies pp. 208-27

John Knight

The Urban Service Sector, the Supply of Wagegoods and the Shadow Wage Rate pp. 228-39

E V K Fitzgerald

Sequential Entry and Entry-Deterring Strategies in Spatial Competition pp. 240-57

D A Hay

An International Trade and Investment Theory of the Firm pp. 258-70

Seev Hirsch

A Comparison of the Performance of the Largest European and Japanese Industrial Firms pp. 271-83

Alex P Jacquemin and Wistano Saez

The Structure of Hours and Earnings in the British Manufacturing Industry pp. 284-303

David Metcalf, Stephen Nickell and Ray Richardson

The Cost of Effort Expended: Examination of Some Arguments for Its Omission and an Illustration pp. 304-16

Carl Hamilton

1976, volume 28, articles 1

Effective Devaluation and Inflation pp. 1-24

Thomas Wilson

The Cambridge Controversies: Old Ways and New Horizons-Or Dead End? pp. 25-65

Geoffrey Harcourt

A Short-Run Classical Model of Capital and Wages: Mill's Recantation of the Wages Fund pp. 66-85

Robert Ekelund

Inheritance and the Distribution of Wealth pp. 86-101

Nicholas Oulton

Government Procurement and Price Support of Agricultural Commodities: A Case Study of Pakistan pp. 102-17

Ralph Turvey and Eric Cook

The Impact of British Regional Policies on Employment Growth pp. 118-32

T W Buck and M H Atkins

Foreign Ownership and the Regional Problem: Company Performance in the Mechanical Engineering Industry pp. 133-48

Keith P D Ingham

On the Measurement of Capital Utilization in Less Developed Countries pp. 149-59

David Lim

1975, volume 27, articles 3

The Scope and Status of Welfare Economics pp. 307-26

John R Hicks

Francois Quesnay: A Reinterpretation. 2. The Theory of Economic Growth pp. 327-51

Walter A Eltis

Two Models of Optimal Pricing and Taxation pp. 352-82

H A John Green

Some Welfare Implications of the Neo-Technology Hypothesis of the Pattern of International Trade pp. 383-99

Jitendralal Borkakoti

Labour Absorption in Industry: An Analysis with Reference to Egypt pp. 400-425

George T Abed

On the Relationship between Prices of Home-Produced and Foreign Commodities pp. 426-39

Neville Norman

The Effect of Unemployment Compensation on the Rate of Unemployment in Great Britain pp. 440-54

Dennis R Maki and Zane A Spindler

On the Analogy between the Quantity- and the Price-Traverse pp. 455-61

Amit Bhaduri

The Golden Rule of Accumulation under Alternative Savings Assumptions pp. 462-69

R W Latham

The Pasinetti and the Anti-Pasinetti Theorems: A Reconciliation pp. 470-73

Mauro Baranzini

1975, volume 27, articles 2

Francois Quesnay: A Reinterpretation. 1. The Tableau Economique pp. 167-200

Walter A Eltis

A Model of Regional Growth-Rate Differences on Kaldorian Lines pp. 201-14

Robert Dixon and Anthony Thirlwall

Nontraded Intermediate Products and the Measurement of Protection pp. 215-31

Albert G Schweinberger

Increasing Returns and Growth in Advanced Economies: A Re-evaluation pp. 232-39

Giacomo Vaciago

The Effect of Monetary Policy on Wage Inflation pp. 240-44

Andrew B Tylecote

Higher Education and Income Distribution in a Less Developed Country pp. 245-59

Gary Fields

The Extent and Significance of the Nationalization of Foreign-owned Assets in Developing Countries, 1956-1972 pp. 260-73

M L Williams

Some Problems in the Evaluation of Subsidies to British Manufacturing Industry pp. 274-94

T Moody and K G D Smith

Adam Smith and Alienation: A Rejoinder pp. 295-301

E G West

Flexible Utility, Myopic Expectations, and Descriptive Growth Theory pp. 302-305

Richard Manning

1975, volume 27, articles 1

Keynes' Monetary Theory and the Neo-Keynesian Theory of Distribution pp. 1-9

Paolo Pettenati

Fiscal Policy and the Government Budget Constraint under Alternative Exchange-Rate Systems pp. 10-20

William M Scarth

The Dynamics of Reswitching pp. 21-46

J F Wright

Factor Market Distortions, Technical Progress, and Trade pp. 47-60

Bharat R Hazari

Nutritionally Based Wage Determination in the Low-Income Labour Market pp. 61-81

Gerry Rodgers

Testing a Simple Portfolio Model of Interest Rates pp. 82-93

Adolf Buse

International Sub-Contracting pp. 94-135

Michael Sharpston

Mergers, Growth, and Concentration pp. 136-55

Sam Aaronovitch and Malcolm C Sawyer

The Use of Macroeconomic Regression Models of Developing Countries: A Comment pp. 156-65

V K Sastry