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- Comment on Chapters 1 and 2: Building Physician Trust in Artificial Intelligence , pp 139-142

- Susan Feng Lu
- Comment on Chapters 1 and 2: Insights from Adoption of Electronic Health Records , pp 143-144

- Idris Adjerid
- Comment on Chapters 1 and 3: Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making in Health Care: Prediction or Preferences? , pp 144-147

- M. Kate Bundorf and Maria Polyakova
- Comment on Chapters 1 and 4: Health AI, System Performance, and Physicians in the Loop , pp 147-150

- W. Nicholson Price
- Comment on Chapters 1–4: Building Blocks for AI in Health Care , pp 151-153

- Laura C. Rosella
- Comment on Chapters 3 and 4 , pp 179-185

- Rachid Laajaj
- Comment on Chapters 5 and 6 , pp 257-262

- Stephen Smith
- Comment on Chapters 7 and 8 , pp 315-322

- Edward Barbier
- Comment on Chapters 9 and 10 , pp 383-393

- Maitreesh Ghatak
- Comment on Digitization and Its Consequences for Creative-Industry Product and Labor Markets , pp 424-429

- Gustavo Manso
- Comment on Education and Innovation , pp 551-557

- Eleanor Dillon
- Comment on Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Housing , pp 533-536

- Jessie Handbury
- Comment on Innovation in the US Federal Government , pp 464-473

- Manuel Trajtenberg
- Comment on Innovation, Growth, and Structural Change in American Agriculture , pp 165-174

- Brian Wright
- Comment on The Recent Evolution of Physical Retail Markets: Online Retailing, Big Box Stores, and the Rise of Restaurants , pp 365-370

- Emek Basker
- Comment on The Servicification of the US Economy: The Role of Startups versus Incumbent Firms , pp 390-396

- Sharat Ganapati
- Comment on What’s Driving Entrepreneurship and Innovation in the Transport Sector? , pp 285-290

- Gilles Duranton
- Comment: The Economics of Nonmonetary Variables , pp 27-33

- William J. Goode
- Comments , pp 243-249

- David Deming
- Comments , pp 394-399

- Sandy Baum
- Comments , pp 495-499

- John Bound
- Comments , pp 342-354

- David Autor
- Comments , pp 460-463

- Nora Gordon
- Comments , pp 287-292

- Frank Levy
- Comments on "Collection and Use of Job Vacancy Data in the Netherlands" , pp 306-327

- Sylvia Ostry, Adolph Sturmthal, Margaret Martin and Lewis H. Earl
- Comments on "Forecasting Gross National Product and Employment during the Transition Period: An Example of the 'Nation's Budget' Method" , pp 109-130

- W. S. Woytinsky, L. R. Nienstaedt, Clark Warburton, Morris A. Copeland and Mordecai Ezekiel
- Comments on "Imperfect Observation and Systematic Policy Error" , pp 259-260

- Kent D. Wall
- Comments on "National Income Originating in Financial Intermediaries" , pp 50-82

- Solomon Fabricant, Morris A. Copeland, O. C. Stine, Jerome Rothenberg and Clark Warburton
- Comments on "Resource Distribution Patterns and the Classification of Families" , pp 297-329

- Simon Kuznets, Alice C. Hanson, Margaret G. Reid, Dorothy S. Brady and Jerome Cornfield
- Comments on "The Relations Between Temporary Help Services and Job Vacancies: A Pilot Study " , pp 566-580

- Ben B. Seligman and Myron L. Joseph
- Comments on Part III , pp 225-230

- Martin David
- Comments on the Cobb-Douglas Production Function , pp 15-22

- Paul H. Douglas
- Comments on the Meeting , pp 1209-1210

- R. Agarwala
- Commercial Aircraft , pp 111-156

- Robert Gordon
- Commercial and Mercantile Credit , pp 171-174

- Chairman Winfield W. Riefier, David Friday, Walter Lichtenstein and J. H. Riddle
- Commercial Bank Financing of Consumer Instalment Credit Agencies , pp 193-218

- John M. Chapman
- Commercial Banks , pp 47-63

- Paul F. Smith
- Commercial Banks as Suppliers of Credit to Nonfinancial Business: 1940 , pp 38-68

- Neil H. Jacoby and Raymond J. Saulnier
- Commercial Paper and Business Cycles , pp 72-82

- Richard T. Selden
- Commercial Paper as a Source of Finance-Company Funds , pp 44-60

- Richard T. Selden
- Commercial Policies of Developed Countries , pp 116-137

- Hal B. Lary
- Commercialization of the Internet: The Interaction of Public Policy and Private Choices or Why Introducing the Market Worked So Well , pp 151-186

- Shane Greenstein
- Commercializing University Innovations: Alternative Approaches , pp 31-57

- Robert Litan, Lesa Mitchell and E. J. Reedy
- Commodity Booms and Busts in Emerging Economies
- Thomas Drechsel and Silvana Tenreyro
- Commodity Export Instability and Growth in the Latin American Economies , pp 213-244

- Montague Lord
- Commodity Export Prices and the Real Exchange Rate in Developing Countries: Coffee in Colombia , pp 233-266

- Sebastian Edwards
- Commodity Exports and NIEO Proposals for Buffer Stocks and Compensatory Finance: Implications for Latin America , pp 48-82

- F. Gerard Adams, Jere Behrman and M. Lasaga
- Commodity Flow and Capital Formation in the Recent Recovery and Decline, 1932-1938 , pp 1-20

- Simon Kuznets
- Commodity Market Integration, 1500-2000 , pp 13-64

- Ronald Findlay and Kevin O'Rourke
- Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning , pp 9-40

- Walter C. Labys
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