The Quarterly Journal of Economics

1886 - 2025

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State Labor Relations Acts pp. 507-559: Mason C. Doan
Market Classifications in Modern Price Theory pp. 560-574: Joe S. Bain
Fiscal Policy and Income Determination pp. 575-605: Paul Samuelson
The Tobacco Workers International Union pp. 606-626: Herbert R. Northrup
Space and Value pp. 627-637: Stephen Enke
The Direct Effects of a Corporate Income Tax pp. 638-654: Philip D. Bradley
The Bullion Report Reexamined pp. 655-665: Frank Whitson Fetter
The Classification of Market Positions: Comment pp. 666-673: Sidney Weintraub
Reply pp. 673-677: Robert Triffin

Consumption in Germany during the Period of Rearmament pp. 349-384: Otto Nathan
Relationship of the Cycle in Yields of Cotton and Apples to Solar and Sky Radiation pp. 385-405: J. L. Fulmer
Taxation and Economic Stability pp. 406-429: Donald W. Gilbert
State Policy and the French Glass Industry, 1640–1789 pp. 430-455: Warren Scoville
The Adjudication of Collective Labor Disputes in Italy pp. 456-474: John Clarke Adams
The Scope of the Theory of International Trade under Monopolistic Competition pp. 475-486: Donald B. Marsh
Two Trials to Determine Expectation Models Applicable to Agriculture pp. 487-496: Theodore Schultz and O. H. Brownlee
Statistical Measurement of Price Flexibility pp. 497-502: Richard M. Alt

The Operation and Regulation of Crude Oil and Gasoline Pipe Lines pp. 177-211: Roy A. Prewitt
Spatial Competition in a Discontinuous Market pp. 212-230: Gardner Ackley
After Unemployment Benefits are Exhausted pp. 231-255: Charles A. Myers and W. Rupert Maclaurin
Profit Inflation and the Industrial Revolution, 1751–1800 pp. 256-273: Earl J. Hamilton
A Contribution to the Non-Static Theory of Choice pp. 274-306: Gerhard Tintner
Direct Investments, Terms of Trade, and Balance of Payments pp. 307-320: Erich Schiff
The Coöperative One-Half of One Per Cent pp. 321-331: Lincoln Clark
Equilibrium in Monopolistic Competition: An Addendum pp. 332-336: A. Smithies
The Incidence of an Income Tax on Saving pp. 337-341: Abram Bergson
The Relationship Between Total Output and Man-Hour Output: Comment pp. 342-343: Lawrence Klein

The Impossibility of a Theoretical Science of Economic Dynamics pp. 1-17: F. S. C. Northrop
British War Time Control of Aluminum pp. 18-48: Jules Backman and Leo Fishman
Tariff Aspects of a Federal Union pp. 49-92: John S. de Beers
The "Appropriate Bargaining Unit" Problem pp. 93-107: E. B. McNatt
The Production Function for Australian Manufacturing pp. 108-129: Grace T. Gunn and Paul H. Douglas
Residential Real Estate pp. 130-133: Joseph B. Hubbard
Invariable Classical Stability of Entrepreneurial Demand and Supply Functions pp. 134-144: Louis M. Court
Long-Run Considerations in Employment Stabilization and Unemployment Compensation pp. 145-151: Charles E. Lindblom
The Structure of Interest Rates: Comment pp. 152-156: Daniel Marx
Valuation for Customs pp. 157-159: Carl Kreider
A Supplementary Bibliography on Monopolistic Competition pp. 160-169: Edward H. Chamberlin

Regional Differences in Costs and Productivity in the American Cotton Manufacturing Industry, 1880–1910 pp. 533-566: Chen-Han Chen
International Trade Under Imperfect Competition pp. 567-583: Gertrud Lovasy
Canadian Dominion-Provincial Relations pp. 584-610: J. A. Maxwell
The Theory of Union Growth pp. 611-637: Horace B. Davis
The Technological Argument of the Stagnation Thesis pp. 638-651: William Fellner
The Effect of Dynamic Forces on the Elasticity of Revenue Curves pp. 652-666: Richard B. Heflebower
Venture Capital and Taxation pp. 667-682: Charles C. Abbott and Eugene M. Zuckert
Real and Money Wage Rates—A Reply pp. 683-691: John T. Dunlop
Further Comment pp. 691-697: Lorie Tarshis
Rejoinder pp. 697-700: Richard F. Ruggles

Frank William Taussig pp. 337-363: J A. Schumpeter, A. H. Cole and E. S. Mason
The Food Problem in the German War Economy pp. 364-412: Frederick Strauss
A Reconsideration of the Theory of Exploitation pp. 413-442: Gordon F. Bloom
Reducing Gasoline Prices: British Columbia's Experiment pp. 443-459: Stephen Enke
The Mobility of Weavers in Three Textile Centers pp. 460-487: Gladys L. Palmer
Monetary Policy and the Theory of Interest pp. 488-507: Harold M. Somers
A Note on the Money Wage Problem pp. 508-516: James Tobin
The Distribution of Efficiency Savings pp. 517-520: J. Murray Carroll
Gross Income pp. 521-525: George O. May

The Meaning of "Price Policy" pp. 175-209: E. G. Nourse
British War-Time Control of Copper, Lead, and Zinc pp. 210-238: Jules Backman and Leo Fishman
The Relationship Between Total Output and Man-Hour Output in American Manufacturing Industry pp. 239-254: Henry M. Oliver
The Cost of Distribution pp. 255-270: Wilfred Malenbaum
The Profit Rate as a Measure of Monopoly Power pp. 271-293: Joe S. Bain
Wages and Hours in Consumers' Cooperatives in Great Britain and the United States pp. 294-305: Glenn W. Miller
Period and Velocity as Statistical Concepts pp. 306-313: K. A. Gordon
The Variation in Wage Ratios: Comment pp. 314-318: Frank L. Kidner
The Planning Approach in Public Economy: A Reply pp. 319-324: Richard Abel Musgrave
Further Comment pp. 325-330: Herbert Simon

Competing Products and Monopolistic Competition pp. 1-35: Morris A. Copeland
The Structure of Interest Rates pp. 36-63: F. A. Lutz
Population Growth and Investment Opportunity pp. 64-79: A. R. Sweezy
Effect of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Upon the Foreign Trade of the United States pp. 80-94: Grace Beckett
Equilibrium in Monopolistic Competition pp. 95-115: A. Smithies
The Economic Limit and Economic Burden of An Internally Held National Debt pp. 116-129: David McC. Wright
The Relative Movements of Real and Money Wage Rates pp. 130-149: Richard Ruggles
A Note on the History of Business Corporations in Pennsylvania, 1800–1860 pp. 150-160: William Miller
Oligopoly and the Short-Run Demand for Labor pp. 161-166: Raymond F. Mikesell
The Degree of Monopoly pp. 167-169: Rufus S. Tucker