Journal of Political Economy

1893 - 2025

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The Predictability of Social Events pp. 465: Emile Grunberg and Franco Modigliani
Countercyclical Weapons for the Open Economy pp. 479: Edward Marcus
Marginal Resource Productivity for Agriculture in Selected Areas of South Africa and the United States pp. 494: Earl O. Heady and Schalk du Toit
The Monetary and Fiscal Programs of the Confederate Government, 1861-65 pp. 506: Eugene M. Lerner
Leontief's Scarce Factor Paradox pp. 523: Stefan Valavanis-Vail
The Influence of Veblen's Methodology pp. 529: A. W. Coats
The Malenkov-Khrushchev New Economic Policy pp. 538: Lazar Volin

Market Instability and United States Policy pp. 375: Klaus Knorr
Earnings of Skilled and Unskilled Workers in New England and the South pp. 390: Lloyd Saville
Richard Cantillon: First of the Moderns. II pp. 406: Joseph J. Spengler
The Reaction of Three Local Unions to Economic Adversity pp. 425: Irwin L. Herrnstadt
Professor Gurley on Fiscal Policy in a Growing Economy pp. 440: Warren L. Smith
Fiscal Policy in a Growing Economy: A Reply pp. 442: John G. Gurley

The Malenkov-Khrushchev New Economic Policy pp. 187: Lazar Volin
The Economics of Marketing Reform pp. 210: P. T. Bauer and B. S. Yamey
Hyperinflation in China, 1937-49 pp. 236: Colin D. Campbell and Gordon Tullock
The Marshallian Demand Curve pp. 255: Martin J. Bailey
The Marshallian Demand Curve: A Reply pp. 261: Milton Friedman

Social Choice, Democracy, and Free Markets pp. 114: James Buchanan
The Economic Theory of a Common-Property Resource: The Fishery pp. 124: H. Scott Gordon
Two Concepts of External Economies pp. 143: Tibor Scitovsky
The Profit Concept and Theory: A Restatement pp. 152: J. Fred Weston
Economic Change pp. 171: R. F. Harrod

The Credit Mobilier and the Economic Development of Europe pp. 461: Rondo E. Cameron
New Soviet Economic Plan: Its Agricultural Aspect pp. 489: V. P. Timoshenko
Money and Business Fluctuations in the Schumpeterian System pp. 509: Clark Warburton
Fiscal Policy in a Growing Economy pp. 523: John G. Gurley
The Structure of Aggregate Saving: Correction and Addendum pp. 536: James N. Morgan

The Population Upsurge and the American Economy, 1945-80 pp. 369: Joseph S. Davis
Conditions for a Social Welfare Function pp. 389: Jerome Rothenberg
Professor Tawney: Essayist and Christian Socialist pp. 406: Frank H. Knight
The Logic of Union Growth pp. 413: Joseph Shister
Cardinal Utility in Welfare Economics and in the Theory of Risk-taking pp. 434: John C. Harsanyi
Dirlam and Kahn on the A & P Case pp. 436: M. A. Adelman
The A & P Case: A Reply pp. 441: Joel B. Dirlam and Alfred Kahn

Choice, Chance, and the Personal Distribution of Income pp. 277: Milton Friedman
Stalin's Last Testament and the Outlook for Kolkhozy during the Succession pp. 291: Lazar Volin
On Incidence pp. 306: R. A. Musgrave
Unemployment, Unrest, and Relief in the United States during the Depression of 1893-97 pp. 324: Samuel Rezneck
Wage Effects in the Theory of the Labor Movement pp. 346: Simon Rottenberg

Innis on Canadian Economic Development pp. 185: W. A. Mackintosh
The Role of Cities in the Economic Growth of Underdeveloped Countries pp. 195: Bert F. Hoselitz
The Role of Speculation in French Foreign-Exchange Crises pp. 209: Harry C. Eastman
Democracy in Labor Unions pp. 221: Joel Seidman
The Authorship of Economic Articles in the Edinburgh Review, 1802-47 pp. 232: Frank Whitson Fetter

Frederick B. Hawley's Income Theory pp. 117: Richard M. Davis
Union Influence on Wages: The Construction Industry pp. 127: Stephen P. Sobotka
The Demand for Money: The Development of an Economic Concept pp. 144: J. C. Gilbert
Contemporary Economics Resurveyed pp. 160: M. Bronfenbrenner
The Loan Ratio and Deficit Spending pp. 169: H. J. Plous
The Loan Ratio and Deficit Spending: Comment pp. 172: M. Bronfenbrenner

On the Marginal Product of Capital and the Marginal Efficiency of Investment pp. 1: Abba P. Lerner