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1957, volume 9, articles 3

THE RATE OF INTEREST AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 235-260

Thomas Wilson

THE MIND OF THE CITY 1870–1914 pp. 261-278

S. G. Checkland

DEMAND THEORY REVISED pp. 279-284

C. F. Carter

THE LAND MARKET IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY pp. 285-308

F. M. L. Thompson

THE MIDDLE-CLASS CO-OPERATIVE RETAILING SOCIETIES IN LONDON, 1864–1900 pp. 309-322

Julia Hood and B. S. Yamey

A NOTE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WITH SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURE pp. 323-329

G. O. Gutman

APPENDIX: A MATHEMATICAL NOTE ON THE GROWTH OF A TWO-SECTOR ECONOMY pp. 329-334

J. Black

1957, volume 9, articles 2

ANGLO-AMERICAN ECONOMIC RELATIONS IN WAR-TIME pp. 115-151

Redvers Opie

CLASSICAL GROWTH pp. 152-177

I. M. D. Little

AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF ‘OVER-EMPLOYMENT’ TRENDS IN MONEY WAGES pp. 178-189

Colin Clark

CHANGING ECONOMIC THOUGHT IN POLAND pp. 190-208

P. J. D. Wiles

COMMUNISM AND THE PRICE SYSTEM pp. 209-221

Wlodzimierz Brus

COMMUNISM AND THE PRICE SYSTEM pp. 221-224

Josef Pajestka

A NOTE ON PRODUCTIVITY CHANGES AND THE TERMS OF TRADE pp. 225-233

A. Asimakopulos

MR. NEWMAN ON REVEALED PREFERENCE pp. 234-234

H. S. Houthakker

1957, volume 9, articles 1

LEARNING ABOUT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 1-13

Ursula K. Hicks

INVESTMENT AND THE DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY pp. 14-20

E. K. Hawkins

ARMSTRONG AND THE UTILITY MEASUREMENT CONTROVERSY pp. 30-40

Tapas Majumdar

FLUCTUATIONS IN STOCKS: A NINETEENTH-CENTURY CASE STUDY pp. 41-55

R. H. Campbell

THE THEORY OF PUBLIC UTILITY PRICE—AN EMPTY BOX pp. 56-74

J. Wiseman

GROSS MARGINS IN RETAIL DISTRIBUTION pp. 75-87

J. D. Hughes and S. Pollard

INTERDEPENDENCE AND FOREIGN TRADE pp. 88-106

M. Fg. Scott

STATISTICAL APPENDIX1 to ANALYSIS OF THE GENERATION OF PRICE INFLATION pp. 107-114

J. C. R. Dow

1956, volume 8, articles 3

THE INFLUENCE OF DISTRIBUTION COSTS AND DIRECT INVESTMENTS ON BRITISH EXPORTS TO CANADA pp. 229-244

T. E. Pennie

LIQUIDITY RATIOS AND FUNDING IN MONETARY CONTROL pp. 245-251

A. E. de JASAY

ANALYSIS OF THE GENERATION OF PRICE INFLATION: A STUDY OF COST AND PRICE CHANGES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1946–54 pp. 252-301

J. C. R. Dow

DIRECT TAXATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 302-317

Ursula K. Hicks

1956, volume 8, articles 2

DEMAND AND SUPPLY RECONSIDERED pp. 113-126

G. B. Richardson

ARGENTINA AND THE BARING CRISIS OF 1890 pp. 127-160

A. G. Ford

A NOTE ON MR. KALDOR'S TRADE CYCLE MODEL pp. 151-163

J. Black

WAGES IN COAL-MINING SINCE NATIONALIZATION pp. 164-180

K. J. W. Alexander

THE GENESIS OF THE MULTIPLIER THEORY pp. 181-193

A. Ll. Wright

THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS OF 1857 pp. 194-222

J. R. T. Hughes

ECONOMIC EXPANSION AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE: A GEOMETRIC APPROACH pp. 223-228

Warner Corden

1956, volume 8, articles 1

THE RAW COTTON COMMISSION, 1948–52 pp. 1-34

J. Wiseman and B. S. Yamey

BENELUX AND PROBLEMS OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION pp. 35-50

W. Robertson

THE HOLDING OF ASSETS: ‘GAMBLER PREFERENCE’ OR ‘SAFETY FIRST’? pp. 51-59

R. A. D. Egerton

GROWTH OF EMPLOYMENT AND DIVERSIFICATION OF INDUSTRY IN THE DEVELOPMENT AREAS pp. 60-77

Peter Robson

A NOTE ON INDEX-NUMBERS AND COMPENSATION CRITERIA pp. 78-79

M. H. Dobb

STRAIGHTFORWARDNESS IN VOTING PROCEDURES pp. 80-89

Robin Farquharson

MARSHALL AND THE TRADE CYCLE pp. 90-101

J. N. Wolfe

IMPORT PRICES AND INFLATION: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM 1950–2 pp. 102-104

J. R. Parkinson

SOME THOUGHTS ON MARXISM, SCARCITY, AND GOSPLAN pp. 108-112

P. J. D. Wiles

1955, volume VII, articles 3

EXCESS CAPACITY AND IMPERFECT COMPETITION pp. 229-240

F. H. Hahn

IMPORT PRICES AND INFLATION: THE EPERIENCE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM 1950–2 pp. 241-258

G. W. Maynard

TWO COMMENTS ON THE ARTICLES BY MRS. PAUL AND PROFESSOR HICKS pp. 259-264

Paul Streeten

PRICE-LEVEL STABILITY AT FULL EMPLOYMENT: RECENT AMERICAN EXPERIENCE pp. 265-271

Joseph Ascheim

INVESTMENT AND LOCATION IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY—CORBY pp. 272-280

G. R. Denton

SOME THOUGHTS ON MARXISM SCARCITY, AND GOSPLAN pp. 281-299

Ronald L. Meek

CONDITIONS OF NEW ENTRY AND THE THEORY OF PRICE pp. 300-311

H. F. Lydall

GROSS MARGINS AND EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENT IN RETAIL TRADE pp. 312-326

Margaret Hall and John Knapp

RETAILING COSTS: A REPLY pp. 327-328

S. Pollard and J. D. Hughes

1955, volume VII, articles 2

THE PLACE OF THE ECONOMIST IN GOVERNMENT pp. 119-135

Hall Robertsir

SCHUMPETER'S HISTORY OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS pp. 136-150

G. B. Richardson

THE FOUNDATIONS OF REVEALED PREFERENCE THEORY pp. 151-169

Peter Newman

CONCERNING MARGINAL UTILITY pp. 170-176

W. E. Armstrong

THE TERMS OF TRADE AND THE NATIONAL INCOME 1950–2 pp. 177-196

J. R. Parkinson

MULTIPLE-COMPANY MERGERS AND THE THEORY OF THE FIRM pp. 197-214

David Schwartzman

THE LONG-RUN DOLLAR PROBLEM: A COMMENT pp. 215-220

E. J. Mishan

‘ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF COMPULSORY TRADE UNIONISM’: A NOTE pp. 221-225

Monroe Berkowitz

PROFESSOR NURKSE ON INVENTORY CYCLES pp. 226-228

E. S. Mills

1955, volume VII, articles 1

THE REHABILITATION OF MONETARY THEORY IN SWEDEN pp. 11-24

Erin E. Fleetwood

THE INTRANSITIVITY OF CERTAIN CRITERIA USED IN WELFARE ECONOMICS pp. 25-34

W. M. Gorman

THE VALUATION OF NET INVESTMENT pp. 36-46

Charles Kennedy

THE ROLE OF INVESTMENT IN TWO FRENCH INFLATIONS pp. 47-56

Harold Lubell

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY BIRMINGHAM pp. 57-70

Alan Fox

RETAILING COSTS: SOME COMMENTS ON THE CENSUS OF DISTRIBUTION, 1950 pp. 71-93

S. Pollard and J. D. Hughes

PRICE FORMATION IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY AND EXCESS CAPACITY pp. 94-118

H. R. Edwards