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Volume 39, issue 2, 1995

Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen: 1906–1994 pp. 3-5

Michael Szenberg

What Makes My Mind Tick pp. 6-27

Mark Perlman

Principles of Economics pp. 28-36

Benjamin M. Friedman

Export Performance and Economic Development: An Empirical Analysis pp. 37-45

Behzad Yaghmaian and Reza Ghorashi

Competitive Balance in Major League Baseball pp. 46-52

Michael Butler

An Econometric Model of Alumni Giving: A Case Study for a Liberal Arts College pp. 53-60

Thomas H. Bruggink and Kamran Siddiqui

On the Competitive Response to Technological Advance pp. 61-64

Fathali Firoozi

Should a Lawyer Be Allowed in Small Claims Court? Some Empirical Light pp. 65-67

Samuel Schwarz, Paul J. Herskovitz and Deborah S. Kleiner

Choosing the Sharing Rate for Incentive Contracts pp. 68-72

Rajeev Goel

Twentieth Century Publication Performance in Five Leading Economics Journals, a Comment pp. 73-77

John Golden and Fred Carstensen

The Real Interest Differential Hypothesis, How Did it Fare in the 1980's? pp. 78-86

Jarrett Bruhn

Baseball Attendance and Outcome Uncertainty: A Note pp. 87-87

Ladd Kochman and Ravija Badarinathi

Baseball Attendance and Outcome Uncertainty: Reply pp. 88-89

Glenn Knowles, Keith Sherony and Mike Haupert

A Note on “An Economic Approach to Abortion Demand†pp. 90-91

Wei Sun

Book Review: 21st Century Capitalism pp. 92-92

Tahany R. Naggar

Volume 39, issue 1, 1995

The Political Economy and Urban Racial Tensions pp. 3-14

William Julius Wilson

Following the Indicators pp. 15-19

Geoffrey H. Moore

What do Economists Know? pp. 20-22

Thomas Schelling

If Art is Resold, Should the Artist Profit? pp. 23-31

Edmund H. Mantell

Expected Price Level Movements and the Use of Information Variables pp. 32-39

Charles Hegji

Multiple Worker Households and Multiple Job Holding: Rigid Vs. Flexible Hours pp. 40-47

Jannett Highfill, Joseph Felder and Edward L. Sattler

New-Keynesian Economics Today: The Empire Strikes Back pp. 48-65

Brian Snowdon and Howard Vane

Neglect of Economic Education in Webster's Blue-Backed Speller pp. 66-70

C. Louise Nelson

Economic Education for At-Risk Students: An Evaluation of Choices & Changes pp. 71-83

Paul Grimes

The Economic Transformation of Eastern Europe: The Case of Poland—Comment pp. 84-88

Edward K. Zajicek and James B. Heisler

Velocity and the Variability of Yields on Financial and other Assets pp. 89-94

James Payne

Testing the Quadratic Relationship between Economic Development and the Fertility Rate: A Comment pp. 95-96

Yu Hsing

Reply pp. 97-97

Roberto J. Rios

Book Review: The Choice: A Fable of Free Trade and Protectionism pp. 98-99

Robert Whaples

Book Review: Monetary Policy and Investment Opportunities pp. 99-100

James R. Lothian

Chapter Roll pp. 101-110

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Volume 38, issue 2, 1994

Deficits, Saving, and Economic Policy pp. 3-11

Robert Eisner

Not Only an Economist—Autobiographical Reflections of a Historian of Economic Thought pp. 12-27

Mark Blaug

Confessions of an Aging Enfant Terrible pp. 28-35

Philip Mirowski

Competition and the Equivalence of Tariffs and Quotas pp. 36-39

Xiangqun Chen

Advertising Rivalry in the U. S. Automobile Industry: A Test of Bain's Hypothesis pp. 40-51

Lall B. Ramrattan

An Expanded Graphical Representation of the Portfolio Balance Model of Exchange Rate Determination pp. 52-57

Joachim Zietz

Hyperlecturing and Linkages pp. 58-65

David H. Gillette

New York Free Banks and the Role of Reputations pp. 66-77

Michael J. Haupert

A Note on Modelling Opec Behavior 1983–1989: A Test of the Cartel and Competitive Hypotheses pp. 78-84

Sargon J. Youhanna

Contractual Governance in Trucking: A Comment pp. 85-86

Franklin Mixon and Kamal Upadhyaya

The Stolper-Samuelson Theorem in the Presence of Domestic Distortions pp. 87-91

Yeong-Her Yeh

Yet More on Misery: Optimization along the Short-Run Phillips Curve Revisited, a Comment on Recent Papers pp. 92-94

John Golden

Volume 38, issue 1, 1994

Lessons from Developing Countries about Economic Policy pp. 3-9

Anne O. Krueger

My System of Work (Not!) pp. 10-16

Avinash Dixit

The Demand for Chess in the United States, 1946–1990 pp. 17-26

George A. Chressanthis

An Econometric Analysis of Money Demand in Taiwan, 1950–1989 pp. 27-35

A. C. Arize

Liquidity: Its Origins and Implications in an Uncertain Multiperiod World with Limited Borrowing pp. 36-46

Edward Miller

External Debt, Growth and Debt-Service Capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis pp. 47-52

Gerald Scott

The U. S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: Impact on the U. S. Steel Industry pp. 53-61

Harold R. Williams and Thomas J. Botzman

Beyond High School: Does the High School Economics Curriculum Make a Difference? pp. 62-69

Jane S. Lopus and Nan L. Maxwell

Towards a Symmetric Treatment of the Marshallian Demand Curve in the Product and Factor Market Analyses pp. 70-74

Robert Y. Awh

Neoclassical Development Theory and the Prebisch Doctrine: A Synthesis pp. 75-81

Linus J. Thomas

An Analysis of Secondary Child Care Arrangements pp. 82-91

Todd P. Steen

The President's Report on the International Honor Society in Economics pp. 92-93

Harold F. Williamson

Book Review: Adam Smith Goes to Moscow: A Dialogue on Radical Reform pp. 94-94

Janet C. Goulet

Chapter Roll pp. 95-104

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