The Quarterly Journal of Economics
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Volume 80, issue 4, 1966
- Paradoxes in Capital Theory: A Symposium: Changes in the Rate of Profit and Switches of Techniques pp. 503-517

- Luigi L. Pasinetti
- The Nonswitching Theorem is False pp. 518-519

- David Levhari and Paul A. Samuelson
- Refutation of the Nonswitching Theorem pp. 520-525

- Michio Morishima
- The Nature and Implications of the Reswitching of Techniques pp. 526-553

- Michael Bruno, Edwin Burmeister and Eytan Sheshinski
- Switching of Techniques pp. 554-567

- Pierangelo Garegnani
- A Summing Up pp. 568-583

- Paul A. Samuelson
- Intermediate Products and Differential Tariffs: A Generalization of Lerner's Symmetry Theorem pp. 584-615

- Ronald McKinnon
- The Role of Spending in Physiocratic Theory pp. 616-632

- Jerah Johnson
- Equilibrium Dynamics with Heterogeneous Capital Goods pp. 633-646

- F. H. Hahn
- The Optimality of Pure Competition in the Capacity Problem pp. 647-651

- Lawrence H. Officer
- Monopoly under General Equilibrium: Comment pp. 652-659

- Robert L. Bishop
Volume 80, issue 3, 1966
- Trends in Concentration of Union Membership, 1897–1962 pp. 343-360

- Marten S. Estey
- Strategic Aspects of Taxation on Foreign Investment Income pp. 361-375

- Koichi Hamada
- Wages, Profits, and the Dynamics of Growth pp. 376-399

- Jan Mossin
- Government Firms in Oligopoly Industries: A Short-Run Analysis pp. 400-412

- William C. Merrill and Norman Schneider
- A Model of the Demand for Money by Firms pp. 413-435

- Merton Miller and Daniel Orr
- Large Economic Units, Banks, and The Transactions Demand for Money pp. 436-442

- Case M. Sprenkle
- Further Thoughts on Official Support of the Forward Exchange Rate pp. 443-455

- Henry N. Goldstein
- Measuring the Short-Run Impact of a Country's Import Restrictions on its Exports pp. 456-462

- Benjamin I. Cohen
- Peak Loads and Efficient Pricing: Comment pp. 463-471

- James Buchanan
- Further Comment pp. 472-480

- André Gabor
- Note on a Marshallian Conjecture pp. 481-484

- Murray Kemp
- The Cloakroom Rule of International Reserves: Comment pp. 485-487

- Herbert Grubel
- Schumpeter and Max Weber: Comment pp. 488-491

- Niles M. Hansen
Volume 80, issue 2, 1966
- Big Steel, Invention, and Innovation pp. 167-189

- Walter Adams and Joel B. Dirlam
- International Investment and International Trade in the Product Cycle pp. 190-207

- Raymond Vernon
- Benefit-Cost Analysis: Its Relevance to Public Investment Decisions pp. 208-226

- Arthur Maass
- Community Antenna Television Systems and Local Television Station Audience pp. 227-251

- Franklin M. Fisher, Victor E. Ferrall, Jr., David Belsley and Bridger M. Mitchell
- Investment Decision Under Uncertainty: Applications of the State-Preference Approach pp. 252-277

- J. Hirshleifer
- The Solution of Qualitative Comparative Static Problems pp. 278-295

- Kelvin Lancaster
- Effects of the Threat of Losses on Duopoly Bargaining pp. 296-313

- James L. Murphy
- A Rationalization of the Precautionary Demand for Cash pp. 314-324

- Edward L. Whalen
- The Effect of Monopoly in Commodity Markets Upon the Foreign Exchange Market pp. 325-332

- Lawrence H. Officer
- The Expectations Hypothesis, the Yield Curve, and Monetary Policy: Comment pp. 333-335

- Jack W. Cox and Frederick W. Deming
- Relative Income of Negro Men: Some Recent Data pp. 336

- Rashi Fein
Volume 80, issue 1, 1966
- The Strategy of Open Market Operations pp. 1-30

- Jack M. Guttentag
- Price Changes and the Rate of Change of Money Wage Earnings in Japan, 1955–1962 pp. 31-47

- Tsunehiko Watanabe
- The Valuation of Convertible Securities pp. 48-59

- William Baumol, Burton G. Malkiel and Richard E. Quandt
- A Markov Model of the Term Structure pp. 60-72

- Gordon Pye
- Some Effects of Uncertainty: Simulation of a Model of Price pp. 73-87

- Arthur J. Nevins
- Employment and Industrialization in Developing Countries pp. 88-107

- Werner Baer and Michel E. A. Hervé
- Development Strategy and Investment Criteria: Complementary or Competitive? pp. 108-120

- Timothy King
- An Analysis of the Eckstein-Wilson Wage Determination Model pp. 121-136

- Frank C. Ripley
- A Simplified Growth Model pp. 137-146

- Andrew Brody
- Monopoly Under General Equilibrium: A Geometric Exercise pp. 147-153

- Daniel M. Schydlowsky and Ammar Siamwalla
- On the Goals of the Firm: Comment pp. 154-158

- Marshall Hall
- Regional Allocation of Investment: The Continuous Version pp. 159-160

- Anisur Rahman
Volume 79, issue 4, 1965
- Investment Decision under Uncertainty: Choice—Theoretic Approaches pp. 509-536

- J. Hirshleifer
- Whither French Planning? pp. 537-554

- Bela Balassa
- A Factor Analysis of The Interrelationship Between Social and Political Variables and Per Capita Gross Naitonal Product pp. 555-578

- Irma Adelman and Cynthia Taft Morris
- A Dynamic Theory of Interfirm Behavior pp. 579-607

- Oliver Williamson
- The Structure of Fiscal Models pp. 608-622

- John Cornwall
- Overstatement of Industrial Growth in Poland pp. 623-641

- Maurice Ernst
- Intertemporal Efficiency of Capital Accumulation and the von Neumann Ray pp. 642-648

- Ranjit K. Sau
- The Effects of Ad Valorem and Specific Taxes on Prices pp. 649-656

- Paul Taubman
- The Slanting of Subjective Probabilities — Agreement on Some Essentials pp. 657-663

- K. R. W. Brewer and William Fellner
- The Expectations Hypothesis, the Yield Curve, and Monetary Policy: Comment pp. 664-668

- James van Horne
- The Expectations Hypothesis, the Yield Curve, and Monetary Policy: Reply pp. 669-670

- John H. Wood
- The Theory of Relative Shares: Comment pp. 671-676

- Frederick W. Bell
- The Theory of Relative Shares: Reply pp. 676-679

- Lowell E. Gallaway
Volume 79, issue 3, 1965
- The Cloakroom Rule of International Reserves: Reserve Creation and Resources Transfer pp. 337-355

- Fritz Machlup
- The Costs of Protection and Self-Sufficiency pp. 356-372

- Harry G. Johnson
- Schumpeter and Max Weber — Central Visions and Social Theories pp. 373-396

- Ronan Macdonald
- Why Bankers Ration Credit pp. 397-416

- Marshall Freimer and Myron J. Gordon
- The Role of Alternative Cost in Project Design and Selection pp. 417-430

- Peter O. Steiner
- Open Market Operations, Interest Rates, and Deposit Growth pp. 431-454

- Richard G. Davis
- Equilibrium Growth in the International Economy pp. 455-464

- Pranab Bardhan
- The Elasticity of Substitution and the Savings Ratio in the Neoclassical Theory of Growth pp. 465-471

- C. E. Ferguson
- Economic Theory as a Language pp. 472-477

- Louis De Alessi
- Minimum Wages, Factor Substitution and the Marginal Producer pp. 478-486

- David E. Kaun
- Thrift, Price Levels, and Employment — A Neglected Approach pp. 487-491

- David McCord Wright
- Corporate Control and Capitalism: Reply pp. 492-499

- Shorey Peterson
- On the Goals of the Firm: Comment pp. 500-503

- Franklin M. Fisher
- On the Goals of the Firm: Reply pp. 504

- Dale K. Osborne
Volume 79, issue 2, 1965
- The Impact of Underdevelopment on Economic Planning pp. 167-194

- Andrew M. Watson and Joel B. Dirlam
- The Impact of Alternative Government Policies Under Varying Exchange Systems pp. 195-208

- Anne O. Krueger
- The Wizard Who Oversimplified: A Fable pp. 209-211

- Harold Peterson
- Adam Smith's Philosophy of Science pp. 212-233

- Herbert F. Thomson
- n Achievement and Economic Growth: A Critique pp. 234-241

- Sayre P. Schatz
- Reply pp. 242-245

- David C. McClelland
- Rejoinder pp. 246-247

- Sayre P. Schatz
- Profits from Forward Exchange Speculation pp. 248-262

- Herbert Grubel
- The Role of Conflict in Economic Decision-Making Groups: Some Empirical Results pp. 263-277

- Joseph L. Bower
- Convexity in the Theory of Choice under Risk pp. 278-290

- Menahem E. Yaari
- The Demand for Money: The Evidence from the Short-Run Data pp. 291-303

- H. R. Heller
- A Note on Stock-Flow Models of Consumer Behavior pp. 304-309

- Josef Hadar
- Linear Decision Rules for Economic Stabilization and Growth: Comment pp. 310-316

- John H. Wood
- On Maturity Measures of the Public Debt: Comment pp. 317-321

- D. A. Bowers
- The Premium for Risk as a Determinant of Interest Rates in Underdeveloped Rural Areas: Comment pp. 322-325

- A. G. Chandavarkar
- The Premium for Risk as a Determinant of Interest Rates in Underdeveloped Rural Areas: Reply pp. 325-327

- Anthony Bottomley
Volume 79, issue 1, 1965
- Corporate Control and Capitalism pp. 1-24

- Shorey Peterson
- The Impact of the Corporation on Classical Economic Theory pp. 25-40

- Adolf A. Berle
- Another View of Corporate Capitalism pp. 41-51

- Carl Kaysen
- Per Capita Consumption and Growth pp. 52-72

- John C. H. Fei
- Labor Mobility and the Industrial Wage Structure in the Postwar United States pp. 73-97

- Lloyd Ulman
- A Nonsubstitution Theorem and Switching of Techniques pp. 98-105

- David Levhari
- Choice as an Interdisciplinary Area pp. 106-112

- Elizabeth E. Hoyt
- Bank Portfolio Allocation, Deposit Variability, and the Availability Doctrine pp. 113-134

- Edward Kane and Burton G. Malkiel
- Liquidity and the Term Structure of Interest Rates pp. 135-145

- Robert Haney Scott
- The Rationality of Official Intervention in the Forward Exchange Market: Comment pp. 146-148

- Marvin E. Rozen
- The Rationality of Official Intervention in the Forward Exchange Market: Further Comment pp. 148-150

- Richard Ward
- The Rationality of Official Intervention in the Forward Exchange Market: Reply pp. 150-152

- Jerome L. Stein
- "The Demand for Money: A Cross-Section Study of Business Firms": Comment pp. 153-159

- G. S. Maddala and Robert C. Vogel
- “The Demand for Money: A Cross-Section Study of Business Firms": Further Comment pp. 160-162

- Edward L. Whalen
- “The Demand for Money: A Cross-Section Study of Business Firms": Reply pp. 162-165

- Allan Meltzer
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