Journal of Political Economy

1893 - 2025

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Occupational Choice in a Collectivist Economy pp. 465: D. J. Dewey
Professor Heimann on Religion and Economics pp. 480: Frank H. Knight
Income Tax Progression, 1929-48 pp. 498: R. A. Musgrave and Tun Thin
National Patterns of Union Behavior pp. 515: Adolf Sturmthal
Public Expenditures for Veterans' Assistance pp. 527: Irving H. Siegel and Maurice F. W. Taylor
Theories of Income Distribution: Where Do We Stand? pp. 533: Mary Jean Bowman

Postwar Political Economy: The President's Reports pp. 373: M. Bronfenbrenner
Keynes and the Economic System pp. 392: Calvin B. Hoover
European Multilateral Clearing pp. 403: Robert W. Bean
The Role of Dissaving in Economic Analysis pp. 416: George Garvy
Price Inflexibility--War and Postwar pp. 428: Jules Backman
Soviet Postwar Industrial Production pp. 438: Harry Schwartz
Mikesell on International Monetary Agreements and Planned Economies pp. 442: Virgil Salera
International Monetary Agreements and Planned Economies: A Reply pp. 446: Raymond F. Mikesell

The Utility Analysis of Choices Involving Risk pp. 279: Milton Friedman and L. J. Savage
Liberalism in the Modern State: The Philosophy of Henry Simons pp. 305: Charles Oscar Hardy
Adam Smith and the Economic Man pp. 315: William D. Grampp
How Much Can Planning Do? pp. 337: David McCord Wright
Regional Multilateral Clearing pp. 342: Rendigs Fels
The German Reparations Problem pp. 344: Carl Landauer

Samuelson's Foundations: The Role of Mathematics in Economics pp. 187: Kenneth E. Boulding
Samuelson's Foundations: Its Mathematics pp. 200: L. J. Savage
Some Locational Factors in the Iron and Steel Industry since the Early Nineteenth Century pp. 203: Walter Isard
Some Objections to Marginal-Cost Pricing pp. 218: William Vickrey
The Recession of 1937-38 pp. 239: Kenneth D. Roose
Average-Cost Pricing and the Theory of Uncertainty pp. 249: William Fellner
The Econometric Approach: A Critical Analysis pp. 253: Henry Grayson
The Closed Shop and the Taft Act pp. 258: Jerome L. Toner

Four Reports on Economic Aid to Europe pp. 109: Bert F. Hoselitz
Postwar Taxation in Japan pp. 124: Henry Shavell
The Supreme Court and the Architects of Economic Legislation pp. 138: James H. Stauss
Supporting Agricultural Prices by Concealed Dumping pp. 157: Theodore Schultz
The C.E.D. on Federal Tax Reform pp. 166: O. H. Brownlee

The Role of the International Monetary Agreements in a World of Planned Economies pp. 497: Raymond F. Mikesell
Reflections on the "Labor Monopoly" Issue pp. 513: Richard A. Lester
Salvation by Science: The Gospel According to Professor Lundberg pp. 537: Frank H. Knight
Bank Capital: The Problem Restated pp. 553: Tynan Smith and Raymond E. Hengren
Reconciling Agricultural and Foreign Trade Policies pp. 567: D. Johnson
Leakage Problems in Flexible Taxation pp. 572: Theodore A. Sumberg

Lerner on the Economics of Control pp. 405: Milton Friedman
The Beginning of Competitive Banking in Philadelphia, 1782-1809 pp. 417: Anna Schwartz
The Kinky Oligopoly Demand Curve and Rigid Prices pp. 432: George Stigler
A Reconsideration of the Marginal Productivity Theory pp. 450: M. W. Reder
Foreign Investment and Full Employment pp. 459: Kenneth K. Kurihara

Worker Response and Social Background pp. 323: Melville Dalton
The Position of the Treasury Bill in the Public Debt pp. 333: Edward C. Simmons
Measuring State and Regional Business Cycles pp. 346: Rutledge Vining
The Effect of Replacement Investment on National Income and Employment pp. 352: S. P. Dobrovolsky
Pritchard on the Federal Reserve Bank Note: Comment pp. 359: E. A. Goldenweiser
The Federal Reserve Bank Note: A Reply pp. 360: Leland J. Pritchard

Public Policy in Labor Disputes: The Crisis of 1946 pp. 189: Orme W. Phelps
Average Cost and Long-Run Elasticity of Demand pp. 212: Henry M. Oliver and Jr.
Volume of Savings, Quantity of Money, and Business Instability pp. 222: Clark Warburton
Measuring State Tax Burden pp. 234: Alan S. Donnahoe
Rental Analysis in Wartime pp. 245: Fritz Redlich
Hansen on Full-Employment Policies pp. 254: William Fellner
Businessmen's Information about Profitability of Local Enterprises pp. 257: Gertrude E. Oxenfeldt and Alfred R. Oxenfeldt

Theories of Effective Demand and Employment pp. 108: Lawrence Klein
The Political Economy of Poor Richard pp. 132: William D. Grampp
What Was Wrong in Forecasts of Postwar Depression? pp. 142: W. S. Woytinsky
Notes on the History of the Giffen Paradox pp. 152: George Stigler
The Federal Reserve Bank Note pp. 157: Leland J. Pritchard