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 Rate of Interest, the Bank Rate, and the Stabilization of Prices pp. 511-529: Gustav Cassel
Cost and Its Relation to Value pp. 530-563: A. E. Monroe
Cyclical Fluctuations in Agriculture and Industry in Russia, 1869–1926 pp. 564-592: S. A. Pervushin
Borrowed Reserves and Bank Expansion pp. 593-626: J. S. Lawrence
The Place of John Stuart Mill and of Robert Owen in the History of English Neo-Malthusianism pp. 627-640: Norman E. Himes
The Colwyn Committee and the Incidence of Income Tax pp. 641-668: Tipton R. Snavely
Pigou, Industrial Fluctuations pp. 669-677: Warren M. Persons
Hawtrey, The Economic Problem pp. 678-684: Paul T. Homan
Ricardo's Notes on Malthus pp. 684-696: E. S. Mason
Comparative Costs: A Rejoinder pp. 697-701: Jacob Viner
The Index of the General Price Level pp. 701-707: Carl Snyder

Issues in Economic Theory an Attempt to Clarify pp. 333-365: Paul T. Homan
Parity in the Exchange of Future Money and Future Commodities pp. 366-387: G. P. Watkins
Equilibrium in International Trade: The United States, 1919–26 pp. 388-433: James W. Angell
A New Index Number and its Meaning pp. 434-449: Gottfried Haberler
The Advantages of Labor Turnover an Illustrative Case pp. 450-464: Anne Bezanson
The Growth of English Shipping 1572–1922 pp. 465-478: Abbott Payson Usher
The Literature of Employee Representation pp. 479-494: Paul F. Gemmill
A Note on Comparative Costs pp. 495-500: Arthur F. Burns
New South Wales Family Endowment Act, 1927 pp. 500-507: Douglass V. Brown

Supply Curves and Maximum Satisfaction pp. 169-198: R. S. Meriam
Statistical Analyses and the "Laws" of Price pp. 199-227: Mordecai Ezekiel
Fourier and Anarchism pp. 228-262: E. S. Mason
The Currency System of the Irish Free State pp. 263-277: G. A. Duncan
The German Unemployment Insurance Act of 1927 pp. 278-306: Frieda Wunderlich
The Forty-Four Hours Case in Australia, 1926–1927 pp. 307-327: O. de R. Foenander

Economics as a Field of Research pp. 1-25: Allyn A. Young
The Monetary Situation in the United States, as Viewed from Without pp. 26-38: R. A. Lehfeldt
John Bates Clark: Earlier and Later Phases of His Work pp. 39-69: Paul T. Homan
The National Income of the Soviet Union pp. 70-93: L. N. Litoshenko
Classification of Land for Taxation pp. 94-116: J. V. Van Sickle
The Federal Trade Commission's Report on National Wealth and Income pp. 117-130: Z. Clark Dickinson
Sorokin on Social Mobility pp. 130-139: Carl S. Joslyn
Hawtrey's the Gold Standard in Theory and Practice pp. 140-152: Arthur W. Marget
The Effects of Special Labor Legislation for Women pp. 153-164: Edwin E. Witte

Is There a Biological Law of Human Population Growth? pp. 557-594: A. B. Wolfe
The American Rice-Growing Industry: A Study of Comparative Advantage pp. 595-643: Arthur H. Cole
The Gold-Exchange Standard pp. 644-663: J. Laurence Laughlin
Germany's Foreign Trade Terms in 1899–1913 pp. 664-683: N. Molodowsky
The Copper-Mining Industry in the United States, 1845–1925 II. Industrial Organization pp. 684-717: F. E. Richter
Tawney's Religion and Capitalism, and Eighteenth-Century Liberalism pp. 718-731: Overton H. Taylor
Christmas Clubs pp. 732-739: Lloyd M. Crosgrave
New Evidence on the Shipping and Imports of London, 1601–1602 pp. 740-760: Lewis Rex Miller

The Evolution of Paper Money in England pp. 361-404: R. D. Richards
Some Positive Contributions of the Institutional Concept pp. 405-440: Lionel D. Edie
Commercial Policy in Post-War Europe: Reciprocity Versus Most-Favored-Nation Treatment pp. 441-470: H. Van V. Fay
The Monetary Theory of the Trade Cycle and Its Statistical Test pp. 471-486: R. G. Hawtrey
Labor Problems as Treated by American Economists pp. 487-519: Charles E. Persons
Recent Literature on the Origins of Modern Capitalism pp. 520-533: M. M. Knight
The Influence of Agricultural Machinery and the Automobile on Farming Operations pp. 534-544: H. W. Peck
Arthur Young on English Roads pp. 545-551: Edwin F. Gay

Depreciation and Valuation for Rate Control pp. 185-211: James C. Bonbright
What Do Statistical "Demand Curves" Show? pp. 212-235: E. J. Working
The Copper-Mining Industry in the United States, 1845–1925 pp. 236-291: F. E. Richter
Utility Curves, Total Utility, and Consumer's Surplus pp. 292-316: Harry E. Miller
The Influence of the Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce of 1860 on the Development of the Iron Industry in France pp. 317-337: Arthur Louis Dunham
Esslen's Politik Des Auswärtigen Handels pp. 338-344: F. W. Taussig
Depreciation and Reproduction Cost pp. 345-349: Allyn A. Young
The Distribution Equilibrium Under the Specific Productivity Theory pp. 349-352: Noel Morss
Sinking Fund and Cost: Criticism of Bye's Analysis pp. 353-356: Willard C. Beatty

A Theory of Economic Oscillations pp. 1-29: Henry Ludwell Moore
The Nature and Fundamental Elements of Costs pp. 30-62: Raymond T. Bye
The Doctrine of Comparative Cost pp. 63-93: Edward S. Mason
Theories of Business Fluctuations: I. A Classification of the Theories pp. 94-128: Warren M. Persons
Equity: The Actors' Trade Union pp. 129-145: Paul F. Gemmill
Recent Texts on the Principles of Economics and the New Economics: Fairchild, Bye, Edie, Boucke, Tugwell pp. 146-163: F. B. Garver
Ansiaux, Traité D'Économie Politique pp. 163-167: H. R. Mussey
Social Control of Business pp. 167-170: E. S. Furniss
The Grundriss der Sozialökonomik pp. 171-174: Clive Day
Chase's Tragedy of Waste pp. 174-180: Z. Clark Dickinson