Journal of Political Economy

1893 - 2025

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Von Thunen's Theory of Distribution and the Advent of Marginal Analysis pp. 481: Arthur H. Leigh
Road and Rail: A Transatlantic Comparison pp. 503: Gilbert Walker
The British Labor Party and Domestic Reform pp. 522: Mary E. Murphy
A Proposal for an International Buffer-Stock Agency pp. 538: W. W. Riefler

Monopolistic Competition and the Use and Price of Urban Land Service pp. 385: Joseph J. Spengler
Wartime Control of Tin in Great Britain, 1939-41 pp. 413: Leo Fishman
Quantity and Frequency of Use of Money in the United States, 1919-45 pp. 436: Clark Warburton
Freedom Under Planning pp. 451: Frank H. Knight
Dr. Mayer on Postwar National Income: A Reply pp. 454: Joseph Mayer

A Post-Mortem on Transition Predictions of National Product pp. 289: Lawrence Klein
The Italian Lira, 1938-45 pp. 309: William D. Grampp
The Dilemma of Liberal Economics pp. 334: M. Bronfenbrenner
Realism and Relevance in the Theory of Demand pp. 347: J. M. Clark
The Graphic Depiction of Elasticity of Demand pp. 354: C. C. Holt and P. A. Samuelson
The New Ethiopian Monetary System pp. 358: Max J. Wasserman
Heimann's History of Doctrine and Current Issues pp. 363: Frank H. Knight
On Optimum Population: A Reply pp. 368: Manuel Gottlieb

Experience Under Intergovernmental Commodity Agreements, 1902-45 pp. 193: Joseph S. Davis
Some Economic Aspects of the Margarine Industry pp. 221: William H. Nicholls
Interest and Employment pp. 243: M. W. Reder
Some Implications of Full-Employment Policy pp. 258: Albert L. Meyers
The Flexibility of Income-Tax Yield Under Averaging pp. 266: Richard E. Slitor

Some Reflections on a Theory of Labor-Management Relations pp. 1: Frederick H. Harbison

The Theory of Optimum Population for a Closed Economy pp. 289: Manuel Gottlieb
The Physiocrats and Say's Law of Markets. II pp. 317: Joseph J. Spengler
Schumpeter on Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy pp. 348: Charles O. Hardy
Deficiencies in the Gross-National-Product Concept as a National Measure pp. 357: Joseph Mayer

The Physiocrats and Say's Law of Markets. I pp. 193: Joseph J. Spengler
The Beveridge Program: An Unsympathetic Interpretation pp. 212: Henry C. Simons
Post-World War I Price Movements and Price Policy pp. 234: Eugene Rotwein
The Compensatory Theory of Public Works Expenditure pp. 258: Clay J. Anderson
The Effect of Averaging on the Cyclical Sensitivity of the Yield of the Income Tax pp. 275: William Vickrey

The Origins of the Second Bank of the United States pp. 115: Raymond Walters and Jr.
Sociological Elements in Veblen's Economic Theory pp. 132: Arthur K. Davis
The Volume of Money and the Price Level Between the World Wars pp. 150: Clark Warburton
Financial Problems of the Middle East pp. 164: Raymond F. Mikesell

Scarce Currencies and the International Monetary Fund pp. 1: E. M. Bernstein

Realism and Relevance in the Theory of Demand pp. 289: Frank H. Knight
Strike Profiles pp. 319: John V. Spielmans
Growth of the American Glass Industry to 1880--Continued pp. 340: Warren C. Scoville
On Debt Policy pp. 356: Henry C. Simons
A Note on the Use of the Word "Currency" pp. 362: Ira B. Cross

Growth of the American Glass Industry to 1880 pp. 193: Warren C. Scoville
Recent Trends in the German Command Economy pp. 217: Heinz Paechter
Recent Events in Negro Union Relationships pp. 234: Robert C. Weaver
What is Dry Exchange? A Contribution to the Study of English Mercantilism pp. 250: Raymond de Roover
A Dimensional National Economy: A Reply pp. 267: David Atkins
A Dimensional National Economy: A Rejoinder pp. 270: Robert W. Burgess

The Entrepreneur: The Firm pp. 112: James H. Stauss
Rivals and Interlopers in the History of the New York Security Market pp. 128: George Garvy
The Development of the Pump-Priming Theory pp. 144: Clay J. Anderson
Economists and the Economy pp. 160: Eric A. Johnston
The Use of Data Collected by Poorly Trained Enumerators pp. 164: Harry Pelle Hartkemeier