Journal of Political Economy

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The History and Present Application of the Quantity Theory pp. 417: H. Parker Willis
Social Selection pp. 449: Carlos C. Closson
Hadley's "Economics" pp. 467: W. G. Langworthy Taylor
The Natural Basis of Interest pp. 494: Frederic W. Sanders
Professor Hadley's Chapter on Taxation pp. 508: George G. Tunell

Credit Devices and the Quantity Theory pp. 281: H. Parker Willis
Factory Legislation For the Protection of Women and Children in Italy pp. 309: Romolo Broglio d' Ajano
Transportation on the Great Lakes of North America pp. 332: George Tunell
Subjective and Exchange Value, II pp. 352: Henry W. Stuart
The French Income-Tax Bill of 1895 pp. 409: H. Parker Willis
Recent Progress of Social-Anthropology pp. 410: Carlos C. Closson

The Quantity Theory of the Value of Money pp. 139: Wesley C. Mitchell
Wages in The United States: The Causes Which Determine Wages pp. 166: Emile Levasseur
The Vienna Monetary Treaty of 1857 pp. 187: Henry Parker Willis
Subjective and Exchange Value pp. 208: Henry W. Stuart
The Growth and Character of the Commerce on the Great Lakes pp. 243: George Tunell

Money and Credit Paper in the Modern Market pp. 391: Willard Fisher
Some Important Phases in the Evolution of the Idea of Value pp. 414: W. G. Langworthy Taylor
Taxation in Chicago and Philadelphia pp. 434: John R. Commons
Notes on the History of "Unemployment" and Relief Measures in the United States pp. 461: Carlos C. Closson
Honest Money pp. 472: F. U. Laycock
Appendix: Decision of the United States Supreme Court in the Income-Tax Cases pp. 509: James H. McKinney

National Finance and the Income Tax pp. 255: A. C. Miller
Hamilton as a Political Economist pp. 289: Edward C. Lunt
The Legislative History of the Second Income-Tax Law pp. 311: George Tunell
Monetary Standards pp. 338: Jesse Francis Orton
The Operation of Bimetallism in France pp. 356: H. Parker Willis
A Scarcity of Gold? pp. 362: H. W. Stuart

The Quantity of Money and Prices, 1860-1891 pp. 145: S. McLean Hardy
The Relation of Sociology to Economics pp. 169: Albion W. Small
Public Ownership of Mineral Lands in the United States pp. 185: G. O. Virtue
Credit Instruments in Retail Trade pp. 203: David Kinley
Belgian Monetary Legislation pp. 222: H. Parker Willis

State Railways in Australia pp. 1: William Hill
The "Baltimore Plan" of Bank-Issues pp. 101: J. Laurence Laughlin
Appendix I: Note to Tables of Imports, Customs Revenue, and Expenditures of the United States pp. 129: Robert F. Hoxie
Appendix II: Tables Relating to Railroads in Missouri pp. 133: John Wilson Million

Are We Awakened? pp. 485: H. von Holst
California Breadstuffs pp. 517: Horace Davis
Gold and Silver in Santo Domingo pp. 536: J. Laurence Laughlin
The Formula of Sacrifice pp. 561: H. J. Davenport
Appendix I: Tables Relating to California Breadstuffs pp. 600: Horace Davis

The Assignats: A Study in the Finances of the French Revolution pp. 179: E. Levasseur
Mortgage Banking in America pp. 203: D. M. Frederiksen
The Rate of Profits Under the Law of Labor-Value pp. 235: Isaac A. Hourwich
The Debate on the National Bank Act of 1863 pp. 251: John Wilson Million
Changes in Railway Transportation Rates pp. 282: William Hill
Russia in the International Market pp. 284: Isaac A. Hourwich
Comparison of the Votes on the McKinley and Wilson Bills pp. 290: William Hill
Trade Unionism and the Evolution of the Typesetting Machine pp. 292: Edward Porritt
The Convention of the American Federation of Labor pp. 298: Edward W. Bemis
Appendix II: Josiah Tucker and His Writings: An Eighteenth Century Pamphleteer on America pp. 330: Paul Leicester Ford

The Italian Banking Crisis pp. 1: Richard Dalla Volta
Appendix I: Address to the Economic Science and Statistics Section of the British Assosciation pp. 119: J. Shield Nicholson
Appendix II: Monetary and Finance Chronicle pp. 133: Arthur I. Street