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1962, volume 14, articles 3

SECOND THOUGHTS ON SECOND BEST pp. 205-217

E. J. Mishan

RELATIVE SHARE PRICES AND YIELDS pp. 218-250

M. Fg. Scott

PROBLEMS OF STABILIZATION POLICY IN UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES pp. 251-266

A. I. Macbean

THE REAL-BALANCE EFFECT: SINE QUA WHAT? pp. 267-274

Cliff Lloyd

BRITISH AND AMERICAN PRODUCTIVITY AND COMPARATIVE COSTS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE pp. 275-296

Robert Stern

BRITISH AND AMERICAN PRODUCTIVITY PRICES, AND EXPORTS: AN ADDENDUM pp. 297-304

Donald Macdougallsir, Monica Dowley, Pauline Fox and Senta Pugh

1962, volume 14, articles 2

REAL BALANCES AND CONSUMPTION pp. 117-123

Frank Hahn

IDLE BALANCES AND THE MOTIVES FOR LIQUIDITY pp. 124-137

A. J. L. Catt

THE THEORY OF BALANCED GROWTH pp. 138-153

S. K. Nath

INVESTMENT CRITERIA UNDER CAPITALISM AND SOCIALISM pp. 154-157

J. Black

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WITH UNLIMITED AND LIMITED SUPPLIES OF LABOUR pp. 158-172

S. Enke

A THEORY OF INFLATION AND GROWTH IN UNDER-DEVELOPED ECONOMIES BASED ON THE EXPERIENCE OF LATIN AMERICA pp. 173-195

Dudley Seers

INFLATION AND THE BOND RATE: A POSTSCRIPT pp. 196-199

R. J. Ball

ALTERNATIVE PATTERNS OF GROWTH: A REPLY pp. 200-204

K. N. Raj and A. K. Sen

1962, volume 14, articles 1

A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF INDIA'S THIRD FIVE-YEAR PLAN pp. 1-24

I. M. D. Little

EQUITY AND EFFICIENCY THE PROBLEM OF OPTIMAL INVESTMENT IN A FRAMEWORK OF UNDERDEVELOPMENT pp. 25-35

T. Balogh

THE MARGINAL RATE OF SAVING IN THE INDIAN ECONOMY pp. 36-50

K. N. Raj

INDIAN BALANCE OF PAYMENTS POLICY AND EXCHANGE AUCTIONS pp. 51-68

J. Bhagwati

ECONOMIC THEORY AND AGRARIAN REFORM pp. 69-80

V. M. Dandekar

THE SERVICE WORKER IN UNITED STATES MANUFACTURING AND EMPLOYMENT STABILITY pp. 81-93

D. E. Diamond

NOTES ON THE TRANSFER OF OVERSEAS LENDING AND GRANTS pp. 94-102

A. G. Ford

ALTERNATIVE PATTERNS OF GROWTH A COMMENT pp. 103-107

M. Fg. Scott

THE CONDITIONS FOR CONSTANT GROWTH IN THE MODEL OF RAJ AND SEN pp. 108-112

J. Parry Lewis

A NOTE ON THE PATTERNS OF GROWTH WITH STAGNANT EXPORT EARNINGS pp. 113-113

George Rosen

ON HOW TO DECIDE WHAT TO IMPORT AND WHAT TO PRODUCE pp. 114-116

J. Bhagwati

1961, volume 13, articles 3

A GENERALIZED THEORY OF THE EFFECTS OF TARIFFS ON THE TERMS OF TRADE pp. 225-253

J. Bhagwati and H. G. Johnson

NOTES ON THE ELASTICITY OF DERIVED DEMAND pp. 254-261

M. Bronfenbrenner

MARSHALL'S THIRD RULE: A FURTHER COMMENT pp. 262-265

John Hicks

ANOTHER COMMENT pp. 266-266

D. H. Robertson

THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COST AND PRICE CHANGES, 1946–1959 pp. 267-292

L. A. Dicks-Mireaux

TOWARDS A THEORY OF DIVERSIFICATION pp. 293-311

Malcolm R. Fisher

INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN A TWO-SECTOR ECONOMY pp. 312-322

Richard M. Davis

INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND TECHNICAL CHANGE pp. 323-341

M. V. Posner

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, LOCATION, AND RENT pp. 342-359

Michael Chisholm

THE NEW INDUSTRIES BETWEEN THE WARS pp. 360-384

H. W. Richardson

1961, volume 13, articles 2

ON TEACHING PUBLIC FINANCE pp. 123-131

Ursula K. Hicks

DIRECT ADDITIVITY AND CONSUMERS' BEHAVIOUR pp. 132-136

H. A. John Green

THE NATURE AND EFFECTS OF GOLD HOARDING IN UNDER-DEVELOPED ECONOMIES pp. 137-148

A. G. Chandavarkar

THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AND BALANCE OF PAYMENTS ADJUSTMENT pp. 149-165

William Allen

COSTS IN RETAIL DISTRIBUTION IN GREAT BRITAIN, 1950–7 pp. 166-183

S. Pollard and J. D. Hughes

INFLATION AND GROWTH: SOME LESSONS TO BE DRAWN FROM LATIN-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE pp. 184-202

G. Maynard

BALANCED GROWTH AND INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZATION: A DIAGRAMMATIC ANALYSIS pp. 203-220

John Michael Montias

CYCLICAL FLUCTUATIONS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 221-221

H. Neisser

1961, volume 13, articles 1

INCREASING RETURNS AND TECHNICAL PROGRESS—A COMMENT ON PROFESSOR HICKS'S ARTICLE pp. 1-4

N. Kaldor

THE USE OF ECONOMISTS IN BRITISH ADMINISTRATION pp. 5-26

P. D. Henderson

AGRICULTURAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 27-42

T. Balogh

ALTERNATIVE PATTERNS OF GROWTH UNDER CONDITIONS OF STAGNANT EXPORT EARNINGS pp. 43-52

K. N. Raj and A. K. Sen

PRELUDE TO A CRITIQUE OF ECONOMIC THEORY pp. 53-58

Joan Robinson

THE INFLATIONARY EFFECTS OF EXCESS DEMAND FOR GOODS AND EXCESSIVE REAL INCOME CLAIMS pp. 59-71

J. D. Pitchford

SAY'S LAW AND ANTI-SAY'S LAW: THE DANGER OF CLOSED CIRCUITS pp. 72-83

H. F. Lydall

SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE NEW YORK NEW ISSUE MARKET pp. 84-102

E. Nevin

DISGUISED UNEMPLOYMENT IN UNDERDEVELOPED ECONOMIES pp. 103-115

William Barber

ECONOMIES OF SCALE IN ROAD HAULAGE A COMMENT pp. 116-118

A. A. Walters

A Reply pp. 119-121

Michael Chisholm