The Quarterly Journal of Economics

1886 - 2025

Current editor(s): Robert J. Barro, Lawrence F. Katz, Nathan Nunn, Andrei Shleifer and Stefanie Stantcheva

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The Distribution of Income Among Income Taxpayers in the United States, 1863–1935 pp. 547-587: Rufus S. Tucker
The Outcome of the Saving-Investment Discussion pp. 588-614: F. A. Lutz
The Functions of Reserves in Old-Age Benefit Plans pp. 615-640: K. Pribram
Public Finance and the Compound-interest Principle pp. 641-658: C. J. Bullock
The Canadian Baking Industry: A Study of an Imperfect Market pp. 659-678: Lloyd G. Reynolds
Fifty Years of Government Regulation pp. 679-696: D. Philip Locklin
The Economic Theories of John Craig, a Forgotten English Economist pp. 697-707: Thor W. Bruce
Mr. Keynes's Consumption Function: Reply pp. 708-709: J. M. Keynes
Mr. Keynes's Consumption Function: Rejoinder pp. 709-712: G. R. Holden
Public Utility Rate Making in Depression: A Comment pp. 713-717: John D. Sumner

Ownership by Management and Control Groups in the Large Corporation pp. 367-400: R. A. Gordon
Germany's Defense Economy and the Decay of Capitalism pp. 401-430: Frieda Wunderlich
Some Fundamentals in the Theory of Velocity pp. 431-472: Howard S. Ellis
The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company pp. 473-512: Alan R. Sweezy
Professor Chamberlin on Monopolistic and Imperfect Competition pp. 513-529: Nicholas Kaldor
Reply pp. 530-538: Edward H. Chamberlin
Changes in International Demand and the Terms of Trade pp. 539-540: D. H. Robertson

Monopolistic Selling in a Changing Economy pp. 191-214: Moses Abramovitz
The Theory of Marginal Productivity Tested by Data for Manufacturing in Victoria, II pp. 215-250: Marjorie L. Handsaker and Paul H. Douglas
The Cobweb Theorem pp. 255-280: Mordecai Ezekiel
Mr. Keynes' Consumption Function and The Time-Preference Postulate pp. 281-296: G. R. Holden
Saving Equals Investment pp. 297-309: A. P. Lerner
A Reformulation of Certain Aspects of Welfare Economics pp. 310-334: Abram Burk
The "Earning Base" as a "Rate Base" pp. 335-345: Robert F. Bryan and Ben W. Lewis
The "Earning Base" as a "Rate Base": Reply pp. 346-359: Melvin G. de Chazeau

The Theory of Marginal Productivity Tested by Data for Manufacturing in Victoria, I pp. 1-36: Marjorie L. Handsaker and Paul H. Douglas
Import Quotas in the United States pp. 37-65: C. R. Whittlesey
The Use of the Short-Cut Graphic Method of Multiple Correlation pp. 66-112: Wilfred Malenbaum and John D. Black
Public Utility Rate Making in Depression pp. 113-128: E. M. Bernstein
The Substitution of Scrap for Pig-Iron in the Manufacture of Steel pp. 129-154: R. F. Fowler
Bonbright, the Valuation of Property pp. 155-178: Irston R. Barnes
The Economics of the Iron and Steel Industry pp. 179-185: M. M. Bober

Monopolistic or Imperfect Competition? pp. 557-580: Edward H. Chamberlin
The Gold Dilemma pp. 581-603: C. R. Whittlesey
Is Money Saving Equal to Investment? pp. 604-625: Myra Curtis
The Milk Supply of Paris, Rome and Berlin pp. 626-648: Lois B. Bacon and John M. Cassels
Population Cycles as a Cause of Business Cycles pp. 649-662: August Löosch
The Economics of Low-Income Diets pp. 663-680: Helen L. Sorenson and Elizabeth W. Gilboy
Profits and Prices in Prosperity and Depression: Paton, Epstein, Mills pp. 681-698: Theodore J. Kreps
Management and Personnel: Whitehead, Dickinson, Brower pp. 699-704: Herman Feldman
Depression Pricing and the Depreciation Function pp. 705-715: Joe S. Bain
The Old-Age Reserve Account pp. 716-719: J. Douglas Brown

The Growth of Farm Tenancy in the United States pp. 393-425: John D. Black and R. H. Allen
Excess Capacity and Monopolistic Competition pp. 426-443: J. M. Cassels
Some Aspects of the Pure Theory of Capital pp. 469-496: Paul A. Samuelson
Problems of Federal Finance and Federal Grants in Australia pp. 497-508: D. B. Copland
Harrod on the Trade Cycle pp. 509-531: Alvin H. Hansen
Migrant Asia pp. 532-534: F. H. Hankins
The Corporate Entrepreneur pp. 535-544: Ben W. Lewis
The Report of the President's Committee on the NRA pp. 545-550: Edward S. Mason

The General Theory of Employment pp. 209-223: J. M. Keynes
The Components of the Circular Velocity of Money pp. 224-272: James W. Angell
Anticipations, Business Planning, and the Cycle pp. 273-297: Albert Gailord Hart
The Nature of the "Rate Base" in the Regulation of Public Utilities pp. 298-316: M. G. de Chazeau
On Measurement of Relative National Standards of Living pp. 317-336: M. K. Bennett
Implicit Theorizing: A Methodological Criticism of the Neo-Cambridge School pp. 337-351: Wassily Leontief
Flexibility of Demand in International Trade Theory pp. 352-361: Charles P. Kindleberger
On the Definition of Monopoly pp. 362-363: Paul M. Sweezy
Angell, the Behavior of Money pp. 364-373: Frederick A. Bradford
Monopolistic Competition at Work: A Review pp. 374-387: Donald H. Wallace

The Controlled Distribution of a Crop among Independent Markets pp. 1-41: Frederick V. Waugh, Edgar L. Burtis and A. F. Wolf
Prices and Wages at Paris under John Law's System pp. 42-70: Earl J. Hamilton
A Formula for Limiting State and Local Debts pp. 71-89: B. U. Ratchford
Governmental Controls and the Theory of International Trade and Finance pp. 90-105: Charles R. Whittlesey
Major Economic Tendencies in the Bituminous Coal Industry pp. 106-130: Theodore A. Veenstra and Wilbert G. Fritz
Soviet Communism: A New Civilization? pp. 131-146: Redvers Opie
Mr. Keynes on the Causes of Unemployment pp. 147-167: Jacob Viner
Some Notes on Mr. Keynes' General Theory of Employment pp. 168-191: Dennis H. Robertson
The Fundamental Assumption of Mr. Keynes' Monetary Theory of Unemployment pp. 192-197: Wassily Leontief
Employment and the National Dividend pp. 198-203: F. W. Taussig