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1954, volume 6, articles 3

PERIOD ANALYSIS AND INVENTORY CYCLES pp. 203-225

Ragnar Nurkse

THE PRICE OF FUEL pp. 226-242

D. L. Munby

THE DOLLAR CRISIS REVISITED pp. 243-284

T. Balogh

INVESTMENT DECISIONS, TRADE CYCLE, AND TREND pp. 285-305

A. J. Youngson

SOME ELEMENTARY THEORY ABOUT ACCUMULATION pp. 306-327

D. B. Butt

1954, volume 6, articles 2

VARIATIONS IN THE RATE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE U.S.A., 1869–1939 pp. 101-131

Bernard Weber and S. J. Handfield-Jones

AN INTERPRETATION OF ECONOMIC BACK WARDNESS pp. 132-163

H. Myint

RECONSIDERATION OF A GROUP WELFARE INDEX: A REJOINDER ON MARGINAL PREFERENCE pp. 164-180

Jerome Rothenberg

THE MACMILLAN GAP 1931–53 pp. 181-201

Raymond Frost

1954, volume 6, articles 1

THE TRADE CYCLE IN BRITAIN, 1790–1850 pp. 1-32

R. C. O. Matthews

NOTES ON EXCESS CAPACITY pp. 33-40

M. E. Paul

THE PROCESS OF IMPERFECT COMPETITION pp. 41-41

J. R. Hicks

CONVERTIBILITY pp. 55-68

J. R. Sargent

SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF COMPULSORY TRADE UNIONISM pp. 69-81

V. L. Allen

AN EXPERIMENT IN COMMODITY CONTROL—THE INTERNATIONAL WHEAT AGREEMENT, 1949–53 pp. 82-97

C. D. Harbury

AN ALTERNATIVE PROOF OF A THEOREM IN WELFARE ECONOMICS pp. 98-99

Charles Kennedy

1953, volume 5, articles 3

THE FULL-EMPLOYMENT ECONOMY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WAGES POLICY pp. 221-234

Douglas Coplandsir

HOW LONG DOES A COMPANY LIVE? pp. 235-247

Gunnar Lindgren

MARGINAL PREFERENCE AND THE THEORY OF WELFARE pp. 248-263

Jerome Rothenberg

A REPLY pp. 264-270

W. E. Armstrong

THE EFFECT OF TAXATION ON RISK-TAKING pp. 271-287

Paul Streeten

SCARCITY, MARXISM, AND GOSPLAN pp. 288-316

P. J. D. Wiles

COMPETITION AND CONTROL IN THE BRITISH SUGAR INDUSTRY pp. 317-332

P. E. Hart

1953, volume 5, articles 2

AN INAUGURAL LECTURE pp. 117-135

J. R. Hicks

IMPERFECT KNOWLEDGE AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY pp. 136-156

G. B. Richardson

THE ECONOMICS OF THE SCHUMAN PLAN pp. 157-189

K. K. F. Zawadzki

PRODUCTION COSTS IN THE GAS INDUSTRY pp. 190-208

T. K. Gribbin

INDUSTRIAL STOPPAGES AND THEIR ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE pp. 209-220

Sheila V. Hopkins

1953, volume 5, articles 1

ECONOMICS AND SINCERITY pp. 1-12

G. L. S. Shackle

THE ORIGIN OF THE STATE TELEPHONE SERVICE IN BRITAIN pp. 13-25

Arthur Hazlewood

THE CLASSICAL ECONOMISTS AND THE IRISH PROBLEM pp. 26-40

R. D. Collison Black

EARLY ENTREPRENEURIAL BEHAVIOUR IN RELATION TO COSTS AND PRICES pp. 41-64

W. Woodruff

CYCLICAL AND AUTONOMOUS INDUCEMENTS TO INVEST pp. 65-89

T. Wilson

TRANSPORT POLICY BEFORE AND AFTER 1953 pp. 90-116

Gilbert Walker

1952, volume 4, articles 3

THE CLOSURE OF ENTRY IN THE AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY pp. 213-234

Harold G. Vatter

PRODUCTIVITY IN CANADA, THE UNITED KINGDOM, AND THE UNITED STATES pp. 235-242

Angus Maddison

THE EARLY LONDON CLOTHING TRADES pp. 243-251

Peter K. Newman

A NEW APPROACH TO THE THEORY OF THE FIRM pp. 252-265

Andreé Gabor and I. F. Pearce

THE CLIMACTERIC OF THE 1890's: A STUDY IN THE EXPANDING ECONOMY pp. 266-307

E. H. Phelps Brown and S. J. Handfield-Jones

1952, volume 4, articles 2

THE FINANCE OF INVESTMENT pp. 108-120

Brian Tew

SOME NOTES ON PUBLIC COMPANY BALANCE-SHEETS AND THE ASCERTAINMENT OF THE LIQUID POSITION pp. 121-130

F. Stones

PENSIONS AND RISING PRICES pp. 131-148

V. S. Garibiansecretary General and P. J. D. Wiles

WAGE STABILIZATION IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 149-162

B. C. Roberts

A LETTER FROM DAVID HUME pp. 163-171

A. J. Youngson Brown

SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE WOOL TRADE pp. 172-204

Peter Nettl

1952, volume 4, articles 1

‘PSYCHIC’ AND ‘ACCOUNTING’ CONCEPTS OF INCOME AND WELFARE pp. 1-17

S. Herbert Frankel

THE INADEQUACY OF THE THEORY OF THE FIRM AS A BRANCH OF WELFARE ECONOMICS pp. 18-44

T. Wilson

DEDUCTIVE SYSTEMS AND EMPIRICAL GENERALIZATIONS IN THE THEORY OF THE FIRM pp. 45-49

M. J. Farrell

THE DEMAND FOR COAL IN GREAT BRITAIN pp. 50-67

K. S. Lomax

STATISTICAL COST FUNCTIONS IN ELECTRICITY SUPPLY pp. 68-105

J. Johnston