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 American Merchant Fleet: A War Achievement, A Peace Problem pp. 567-606: Edmund E. Day
The Report of The Royal Commission on The British Income Tax pp. 607-625: A. C. Pigou
The Meat-Packing Investigation pp. 626-685: G. O. Virtue
The Accuracy of Labor pp. 686-697: L. Kotany
The Grain Corporation and The Guaranteed Wheat Price pp. 698-719: Wilfred Eldred
The Transition from Government Control of Sugar to Competitive Conditions pp. 720-736: Joshua Bernhardt
Recent Textbooks pp. 737-756: Charles E. Persons
Bertrand Russell on Socialism pp. 756-762: G. A. Kleene
The Literature of Guild Socialism pp. 763-776: Niles H. Carpenter
Profit-Sharing in Great Britain pp. 777-780: James Ford

Nitrogen: Its Fixation, Its Uses in Peace and War pp. 391-431: Grinnell Jones
Prices and Currency in Japan pp. 432-444: Victor S. Clark
Factors Determining the Interest Rate pp. 445-461: George R. Davies
The German Capital Levy Tax pp. 462-472: J. Jastrow
Is Competition in Industry Ruinous pp. 473-519: Eliot Jones
Hawtrey, Currency and Credit; Fisher, Stabilizing the Dollar pp. 520-532: Allyn A. Young
Usher, Introduction to the Industrial History of England pp. 532-537: N. S. B. Gras
The Stock Clearing Corporation pp. 538-544: Frederic Ernest Richter

The Present Condition of Economic History pp. 209-224: N. S. B. Gras
The Cost of Living for Working Women: A Criticism of Current Theories pp. 225-259: Dorothy W. Douglas
Railroad Valuation by the Interstate Commerce Commission pp. 260-299: Homer B. Vanderblue
What is Rural Economics pp. 300-312: John Ise
The Government and the News-Print Paper Manufacturers pp. 313-328: E. O. Merchant
The Scope and Nature of the Labor Turnover Problem pp. 329-345: Sumner H. Slichter
The Separation of Railway Costs Between Freight and Passengers pp. 346-362: Julius H. Parmelee
A Unique Arbitration Case pp. 363-366: William Z. Ripley
Economics in the British Workers' Educational Association pp. 366-372: Herbert Feis
The Capitalization of the Land Tax pp. 373-380: H. G. Hayes
Keynes, the Economic Consequences of the Peace pp. 381-387: F. W. Taussig

The Present and Future of the International Trade of the United States pp. 1-21: F. W. Taussig
Railroad Valuation by the Interstate Commerce Commission pp. 22-87: Homer B. Vanderblue
British Industry and the American Embargo pp. 88-113: Louis Martin Sears
A Division Among Theorists in Their Analysis of Profits pp. 114-137: C. J. Foreman
Price Fixing and the Theory of Profit pp. 138-160: Kemper Simpson
Debts, Revenues and Expenditures and Note Circulation of the Principal Belligerents pp. 161-205: Louis Ross Gottlieb

Federal Operation of Railroads During the War pp. 577-631: Frank Haigh Dixon
Normal Price as a Market Concept pp. 632-651: E. G. Nourse
On Stabilizing the Dollar pp. 652-671: Edward T. Peters
Government Control of Sugar During the War pp. 672-713: Joshua Bernhardt
Walsh's The Climax of Civilization: Socialism; and Feminism pp. 714-716: T. N. Carver
One of the Physical Foundations of Economics pp. 717-724: Julius Davidson
A Definition of "Conditions of Labor" pp. 725-729: Paul H. Douglas
Another Reason Why War Prices are High Prices pp. 729-733: G. O. Virtue
An Oversight in the Theory of Incidence pp. 734-736: H. G. Brown

The Relations of Recent Psychological Developments to Economic Theory pp. 377-421: Z. Clark Dickinson
Latin American Foreign Exchange and International Balances During the War pp. 422-465: John H. Williams
Positive Contributions of Scientific Management the Elimination of Some Losses Characteristic of Present-Day Manufacture pp. 466-503: Henry H. Farquhar
Indebtedness of Principal Belligerents pp. 504-530: Louis Ross Gottlieb
The Iron-Ore Problem of Lorraine pp. 531-554: Abraham Berglund
A Peculiar Eight Hour Problem pp. 555-559: William Z. Ripley, W. Z. Ripley, W. H. Hendron and J. E. Byrnes
Cost of Production and Price pp. 560-567: Philip G. Wright
An Eminent Economist Confused pp. 567-570: H. G. Brown
A Rejoinder pp. 570-571: T. N. Carver
A Re-Rejoinder pp. 571-572: H. G. Brown

Price-Fixing as seen by a Price-Fixer pp. 205-241: F. W. Taussig
The Burden of War and Future Generations pp. 242-255: A. C. Pigou
Wage Theory and Theories pp. 256-297: H. J. Davenport
The Taxation of Luxuries and the Rate of Interest pp. 298-320: A. F. McGoun
War Labor Policies and their Outcome in Peace pp. 321-343: Louis B. Wehle
Four Labor Programs pp. 344-367: T. N. Carver
International Trade and Prices pp. 368-373: J. E. Norton

The Wheat and Flour Trade under Food Administration Control: 1917–18 pp. 1-70: Wilfred Eldred
The Price-Fixing of Copper pp. 71-106: Lewis Kennedy Morse
An Estimate of the Standard of Living in China pp. 107-128: C. G. Dittmer
Railway Service and Regulation pp. 129-179: C. O. Ruggles
Laughlin's Credit of the Nations: A Study of the European War pp. 180-183: E. L. Bogart
Adams' American Railway Accounting pp. 183-187: W. J. Cunningham
Organization of American Railroads under Government Control pp. 188-195: Brice Clagett
The Behavioristic Man pp. 195-200: T. N. Carver