Journal of Political Economy

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Effects of Inflation pp. 521: Reuben A. Kessel and Armen Alchian
Labor as a Quasi-Fixed Factor pp. 538: Walter Oi
Firm Size and Rate of Growth pp. 556: Stephen Hymer and Peter Pashigian
Economic Articles in the Westminister Review and Their Authors, 1824-51 pp. 570: Frank W. Fetter
On Total Productivity and All That pp. 597: Evsey D. Domar
Counter-Speculation and the Forward Exchange Market: A Comment pp. 609: R. Z. Aliber

Reflections on Investment in Man pp. 1: Theodore W. Schultz
Investment in Human Capital: A Theoretical Analysis pp. 9: Gary Becker
Education and Investment in Human Capital pp. 106: Burton A. Weisbrod
Education, Economic Growth, and Gaps in Information pp. 124: Edward F. Denison
Health as an Investment pp. 129: Selma J. Mushkin
The Costs of Automobile Model Changes since 1949 pp. 433: Franklin M. Fisher, Zvi Griliches and Carl Kaysen
Hours of Work in the United States: A Cross-Sectional Analysis pp. 452: T. Aldrich Finegan
Advertising and Cigarettes pp. 471: Lester G. Telser
The Demand for Durable Goods: Permanent or Transitory Income? pp. 500: Paul E. Smith

Why Visiting Economists Fail pp. 325: Dudley Seers
An Expected-Income Measure of Economic Welfare pp. 355: Burton A. Weisbrod
Production Functions and Capital Depreciation pp. 368: Stephen Enke
Rational Action and Economic Theory pp. 380: Israel M. Kirzner
The Friedman Proposal for Auctioning Treasury Bills pp. 386: Henry Goldstein
A Note on "Tariffs, the Terms of Trade, and the Distribution of the National Income" pp. 393: I. A. McDougall
Foster and Catchings: A Mathematical Reappraisal pp. 400: John Carlson
Free Reserves Up or Level? pp. 403: Haskel Benishay

The Incidence of the Corporation Income Tax pp. 215: Arnold C. Harberger
Externalities, Welfare, and the Theory of Games pp. 241: Otto A. Davis and Andrew Whinston
Business Cycles, Residential Construction Cycles, and the Mortgage Market pp. 263: William W. Alberts
Marshall's Principles After Guillebaud pp. 282: George J. Stigler
Contracted Research and the Case for Big Business pp. 294: William L. Baldwin
Weinstein on Featherbedding: A Comment pp. 299: N. J. Simler
An Experimental Study of Competitive Market Behavior pp. 322: Vernon L. Smith

An Experimental Study of Competitive Market Behavior pp. 111: Vernon L. Smith
The Homohypallagic Production Function, Factor-Intensity Reversals, and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem pp. 138: Bagicha S. Minhas
Real Assets and the Theory of Interest pp. 157: George Horwich
Forces Producing Disturbances in the Value of Output: A Reply pp. 170: Jerome L. Stein
Forces Producing Disturbances in the Value of Output: Rejoinder pp. 177: Clark Warburton
A Note on Disarmament and Effective Demand pp. 183: Leslie Fishman
Vault Cash and Free Reserves: Some Evidence pp. 187: Jack C. Rothwell

Optimal Resource Allocation in an Imperfect Market Setting pp. 529: Albert Fishlow and Paul David
A Disaggregated View of Technical Change pp. 547: Benton F. Massell
The Effect of Unionization on Wages in the Transit Industry pp. 558: Melvin Lurie
The Lemon Prorate in the Long Run pp. 573: Roy J. Smith
Forces Producing Disturbances in the Value of Output pp. 587: Clark Warburton
The Report of the Commission on Money and Credit pp. 605: Karl Brunner
Statistical Tests of Rival Monetary Rules: Quarterly Data Supplement pp. 621: M. Bronfenbrenner

The Valuation of Human Capital pp. 425: Burton A. Weisbrod
The Behavior of the Consumer Money Supply since World War II pp. 437: E. R. Wicker
The Lag in Effect of Monetary Policy pp. 447: Milton Friedman
The Lag in Effect of Monetary Policy: Reply pp. 467: J. M. Culbertson
Convexity Assumptions, Allocative Efficiency, and Competitive Equilibrium pp. 478: Tjalling Koopmans
On Convexity, Efficiency, and Markets pp. 480: Francis M. Bator
On Convexity, Efficiency, and Markets: A Reply pp. 484: M. J. Farrell
On Convexity, Efficiency, and Markets: Rejoinder pp. 489: Francis M. Bator
Comments on Non-Convexity pp. 490: Jerome Rothenberg
Comments on Non-Convexity: Rejoinder pp. 493: M. J. Farrell
The Effect of Monopoly: A Correction pp. 494: David Schwartzman

Industrialization, Factor Markets, and Agricultural Development pp. 319: William H. Nicholls
The Economic Theory of Socialism: A Suggestion for Reconsideration pp. 341: Jan Drewnowski
Flight Insurance and the Theory of Choice pp. 355: Robert Eisner and Robert H. Strotz
The Economy of Patronage pp. 369: James Q. Wilson
Integration and Competition in the Oil Industry: A Review Article pp. 381: Harold F. Williamson and Ralph Louis Andreano
A Note on Convexity of the Aggregate Production Set pp. 386: Stanley Reiter

The Economics of Information pp. 213: George J. Stigler
Welfare Aspects of Benefit-Cost Analysis pp. 226: John V. Krutilla
Land Values and the Measurement of Highway Benefits pp. 236: Herbert Mohring
The Search for a Risk Premium pp. 250: Roger W. Gray
Elasticities of Substitution and Constant-Output Demand Curves for Labor pp. 261: Jora R. Minasian
How Income Ought To Be Distributed: Paradox Regained pp. 271: Robert H. Strotz
Bank Earnings and the Competition for Savings pp. 279: William G. Dewald
Bank Earnings and Savings Deposits: A Comment pp. 283: Allan R. Drebin
Bank Earnings and the Competition for Savings: A Reply pp. 286: Deane Carson
A Method Sometimes Identifying Disturbances Which Produce Changes in Money National Income pp. 288: Martin J. Bailey
What Changed Money Income? A Reply pp. 292: Jerome L. Stein

The Evaluation of Public Services pp. 107: Francesco Forte and James Buchanan
The Financial Development of Japan, 1878-1958 pp. 122: David J. Ott
Correct Public Prediction and the Stability of Equilibrium pp. 142: Evangelos A. Devletoglou
How Income Ought to be Distributed: Paradox Lost pp. 162: Franklin M. Fisher and Jerome Rothenberg
Vault Cash and Free Reserves pp. 181: Milton Friedman
Industrial Research and the New Competition pp. 183: James S. Worley
The Availability of Term Life and of Health Insurance as Factors Affecting the Demand for Money pp. 187: Walter Williams
Problems of Majority Voting: In Defense of Majority Voting pp. 192: Anthony Downs
Problems of Majority Voting: Reply to a Traditionalist pp. 200: Gordon Tullock