The American Economy in Transition

Martin Feldstein

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Date: 1980
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction , pp 1-8

Martin Feldstein

Postwar Changes in the American Financial Markets , pp 9-100

Benjamin M. Friedman, Milton Friedman and A. W. Clausen

Postwar Macroeconomics: The Evolution of Events and Ideas , pp 101-182

Robert Gordon, Arthur M. Okun and Herbert Stein

Trends in United States International Trade and Investment since World War II , pp 183-274

William Branson, Herbert Giersch and Peter G. Peterson

American Population since 1940 , pp 275-348

Richard Easterlin, Victor Fuchs and Simon Kuznets

The Evolution of the American Labor Market, 1948-80 , pp 349-414

Richard Freeman, John T. Dunlop and R. F. Schubert

The Level and Distribution of Economic Well-Being , pp 415-500

Alan Blinder, Irving Kristol and Wilbur J. Cohen

The Structure of Industry , pp 501-562

Richard E. Caves, Walter B. Wriston and James R. Schlesinger

Technology and Productivity in the United States , pp 563-616

Edwin Mansfield, Ruben F. Mettler and David Packard

The Role of Government: Taxes, Transfers, and Spending , pp 617-674

George F. Break, George P. Shultz and Paul A. Samuelson

Concluding Comments , pp 675-676

Arthur F. Burns

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