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March 1990, Volume 33, Issue 2
- 60-63 Dangerous Pursuits: Mergers and Acquisitions in the Age of Wall Street by Walter Adams and James L. Brock
by Wallace C. Peterson - 64-64 For Further Reading
by The Editors
January 1990, Volume 33, Issue 1
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-12 The Banks Are Worse off than You Think
by R. Dan Brumbaugh & Robert E. Litan - 13-17 Make FDIC Insurance Redundant
by George G. Kaufman - 18-21 Restructuring Banking
by Robert A. Eisenbeis - 22-30 Charting Poland’s Economic Rebirth
by Jeffrey D. Sachs - 31-32 A New Kind of Socioeconomics
by Amitai Etzioni - 33-38 The New ‘Battle of Methods’
by Richard Swedberg - 38-45 The Social Construction of the Economy
by Paul C. Stern - 45-52 Escape from New York
by Frank P. Romo & Michael Schwartz - 53-57 Growlery
by Michael Meeropol - 57-58 The World
by Norman Myers - 59-60 Viewpoint
by Harold F. Breimyer - 61-64 Inside Job: The Looting of America’s Savings and Loans by Stephen Pizzo, Mary Fricker and Paul Muolo
by Gus Tyler - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
November 1989, Volume 32, Issue 6
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-9 Ideology and Economic Reality
by John Kenneth Galbraith - 10-14 In Search of Legitimacy
by Imre Pozsgay - 14-17 Labor Needs a Clear Policy
by László Sándor - 18-21 The View from the Opposition
by PéTER Á. Bod - 22-28 Is There Any Hope for Nicaragua?
by Ann Helwege - 29-38 U.S.-Japan Joint Ventures: Who Gains?
by Dorothy B. Christelow - 39-43 The Bush Plan Is No Cure for the S&L Insurance Malady
by Edward J. Kane - 44-50 Boost Saving with a Personal Consumption Tax
by Laurence S. Seidman - 51-55 How the CEA Advises Presidents
by Martin Feldstein - 56-57 Growlery
by Robert Piron - 57-60 Analysis
by Benjamin J. Cohen - 60-61 Viewpoint
by Manuel R. Agosin - 62-64 Breaking the Bank: The Decline of BankAmerica
by Peter I. Berman - 64-64 Letter
by The Editors - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
September 1989, Volume 32, Issue 5
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-10 What Military Spending Really Costs
by Richard B. Du Boff - 11-15 From Guns to Butter in the USSR
by Ethan B. Kapstein - 16-20 Nature’s Resources as Productive Assets
by Robert Repetto - 21-27 GNP Budgeting: Old Theory, New Reality
by Francis M. Bator - 28-32 The Shortsighted Focus on Labor Shortages
by Sar A. Levitan & Frank Gallo - 33-39 Why the Family Support Act Will Fail
by Sarah K. Gideonse & William R. Meyers - 40-46 Achieving a Civilized Society
by Paul Davidson - 47-51 The Saving Shortfall Reconsidered
by Robert Guttmann - 52-53 Growlery
by C. Fred Bergsten - 53-57 Wall Street
by Cyrus Bina & John A. Teixeira - 57-59 Viewpoint
by Murray L. Weidenbaum - 59-62 Analysis
by Wilfred Cude - 63-64 Economics for a Civilized Society by Greg Davidson and Paul Davidson
by Wallace C. Peterson - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
July 1989, Volume 32, Issue 4
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-10 America’s Second Fiscal Revolution
by Herbert Stein - 10-13 Examining Stein’s Proposals
by Robert L. Heilbroner - 14-21 Can We Break the Budget Deadlock?
by Lee H. Hamilton - 22-26 What’s Wrong with a Declining National Saving Rate?
by William D. Nordhaus - 27-32 There’s No Simple Explanation for the Collapse in Saving
by Barry P. Bosworth - 33-38 U. S. Net Foreign Saving Has Also Plunged
by Peter Hooper - 39-46 Going beyond the Brady Plan
by Shafiqul Islam - 47-52 Economics and Chaos
by Guy Routh - 53-53 Growlery
by George P. Brockway - 54-54 Perspective
by Wilfred Beckerman - 54-56 Viewpoint
by Edward Renshaw - 56-57 The World
by John Stover - 57-58 Analysis
by Mark R. Drabenstott & Alan Barkema - 59-60 Wall Street
by Lawrence A. Kudlow - 61-64 Balancing Acts: Technology, Finance, and the American Future By James K. Galbraith
by Stephen V. O. Clarke - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
May 1989, Volume 32, Issue 3
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-9 The Soviet Union Joins the International Economy
by Andrei V. Anikin - 10-15 Economics of Perestroika: An Inauspicious Beginning
by Abram Bergson - 16-23 The Death of Communism
by Zbigniew Brzezinski - 24-30 Maquiladoras: Mexico’s Tiger by the Tail?
by Philip Mirowski & Susan Helper - 31-35 Why All the Fuss about Foreign Investment
by Jeffrey M. Schaefer & David G. Strongin - 36-40 A National Health Program Is Necessary
by Vicente Navarro - 41-47 Through the (Economics) Glass Darkly
by Alan Abouchar - 48-50 Growlery
by George P. Brockway - 50-51 Inquiry
by Robert Piron - 51-54 Policy
by Amitai Etzioni - 54-55 Viewpoint
by Robert L. Heilbroner & Peter L. Bernstein - 55-57 Perspective
by Thomas Havrilesky - 57-59 Washington
by Isabel V. Sawhill - 59-62 Analysis
by Harold F. Breimyer - 63-64 America in the World Economy: A Strategy for the 1990s
by James K. Galbraith - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
March 1989, Volume 32, Issue 2
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-13 Beyond Self-Interest
by Robert H. Frank - 14-22 Global Ecology at the Brink
by Lester R. Brown - 23-25 The Shrinking Realm of Laissez-Faire
by Richard Ablin - 25-29 Acid Rain Reduction Credits
by Thomas H. Tietenberg - 30-38 The Ailing S & Ls: Causes and Cures
by James R. Barth & Michael G. Bradley - 39-43 Can the U.S. Financial System Survive the Revolution?
by Stephen Rousseas - 44-49 LDC Debt Will Restructure U.S. Banking
by Richard E. Feinberg & Gordon H. Hanson - 50-54 Growlery
by Jill Kriesky - 54-56 Perspective
by Thomas Havrilesky - 56-57 Viewpoint
by Stephen V. O. Clarke - 57-59 Analysis
by Lou Ferleger & Jay R. Mandle - 60-63 To Spend or to Save: Day of Reckoning by Benjamin M. Friedman, Rendezvous with Reality by Murray Weidenbaum, and The Great U-Turn by Bennett Harrison and Barry Bluestone
by Gus Tyler - 64-64 For Further Reading
by The Editors
January 1989, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-10 How to Turn Mexico’s Debt and Inflation into Growth
by Rudiger Dornbusch - 11-19 Hyperinflation in Latin America
by Eliana A. Cardoso - 20-26 What’s Good for U.S. Banks Is Disaster for Brazil
by Luiz Carlos Bresser Pereira - 27-34 America in Debt: A President’s Dilemma
by John E. Silvia - 35-43 The Late Great Debate on Deindustrialization
by Lawrence R. Mishel - 44-50 What Strategy for the “Education President”?
by Sandra R. Baum & Saul Schwartz - 51-54 Growlery
by Alan Greenspan - 54-55 Humoresque
by Gus Tyler - 56-58 Washington
by L. William Seidman - 59-64 The Cuomo Commission Report: A New American Formula for a Strong Economy
by Eliot Janeway - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
November 1988, Volume 31, Issue 6
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-7 How Keynes Was Spread from America
by Albert O. Hirschman - 8-16 Japan’s Investment in America: Is It a Threat?
by John H. Makin - 17-25 The U.S. Economy at a Turning Point
by C. Fred Bergsten - 26-30 Glass-Steagall Is Still Needed
by Thomas F. Cargill - 31-37 Peru on the Brink
by Rudiger Dornbusch - 38-42 What Future for U.S. Trade Unions?
by Ian M. Taplin - 43-49 Can We Solve Black Youth Unemployment?
by Harry J. Holzer - 50-51 The Growlery
by Lawrence Mishel & Jacqueline Simon - 52-54 At Home
by David J. Roberts & Mark J. Sullivan - 54-56 Perspective
by Gregory Schmid - 56-59 Analysis
by Barnet Wagman & Nancy Folbre - 60-61 Viewpoint
by David D. Jones - 61-64 The Great Triumvirate
by Eliot Janeway - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
September 1988, Volume 31, Issue 5
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-11 A Progressive Labor Agenda after Reagan
by Robert L. Kuttner - 12-20 False Fears of Wage-Led Inflation
by Wendy Rayack - 21-26 Economic Priorities for the Next President
by Lawrence H. Summers - 27-36 New Policy for the New Poverty
by Robert H. Haveman - 37-43 The Cuomo Commission’s “New Realism”
by Lee O. Smith - 44-49 We’re Stronger without SDI
by Rosy Nimroody & Henry Epstein - 50-52 The Growlery
by Robert D. Hamrin - 52-55 Analysis
by Hans Mueller - 55-58 Perspective
by George P. Brockway - 58-59 At Home
by Bruce L. Brager - 60-64 The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers
by Gus Tyler - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
July 1988, Volume 31, Issue 4
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-13 Fiscal Reality and Exploding Myths
by Joseph J. Minarik - 14-21 Electoral Cycles in Economic Policy
by Thomas Havrilesky - 22-31 What’s Facing the Next President?
by Robert Eisner - 32-34 In the Beginning
by Paul A. Samuelson - 35-41 A Revolution Remembered
by James Tobin - 42-46 Counterrevolution in Progress
by Martin Feldstein - 47-52 Evolution Prevails
by Benjamin M. Friedman - 53-56 The Growlery
by Adrienne M. Birecree - 56-58 Analysis
by Robert N. Horn - 58-61 Perspective
by Lawrence R. Mishel - 62-64 Economic Policy up for Election
by Steven Pressman - 65-65 Letter
by A. L. Raimi - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
May 1988, Volume 31, Issue 3
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-8 Full Employment and the Human Element
by Alfred S. Eichner - 9-16 Part-timers: Living on Half-rations
by Sar A. Levitan & Elizabeth A. Conway - 17-26 The Debt Crisis at a Turning Point
by Jeffrey D. Sachs - 27-36 What about America’s Underclass?
by Isabel V. Sawhill - 37-41 Let’s Try Export-Led Growth
by James K. Galbraith - 42-47 A Cheaper Dollar Is Not Enough
by Jeff Faux - 48-51 The Growlery
by Robert Cherry & Gertrude S. Goldberg - 51-52 Response
by Barbara R. Bergmann - 52-55 Perspective
by Jan Hogendorn - 55-57 Abroad
by Randall B. Purcell - 58-62 Secrets of the Temple: How the Federal Reserve Runs the Country
by Hyman P. Minsky - 62-64 Greider’s Secrets of the Temple
by Randall Dodd - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
March 1988, Volume 31, Issue 2
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-10 The Economic Theory of Politics Reborn
by James M. Buchanan - 11-15 James Buchanan and the Revival of Classical Political Economy
by Gregory B. Christainsen - 16-22 The New Palgrave: Economics from A to Z
by John Eatwell - 23-28 Facts vs. Fiction in Social Policy
by Robert H. Haveman - 29-35 Sharing Burdens in NATO
by Todd Sandler - 36-41 How to End the Crisis in Medical Malpractice Insurance
by Roger D. Blair & Marvin Dewar - 42-48 What Is Competition For?
by Benjamin Ross - 49-50 Analysis
by Geoffrey H. Moore & John P. Cullity - 50-52 Viewpoint
by Janos Horvath - 52-57 Abroad
by John Brigante - 57-61 At Home
by Steven Pressman - 61-64 Deficits edited by James M. Buchanan, Charles K. Rowley, and Robert D. Tollison
by Robert Aten - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
January 1988, Volume 31, Issue 1
- 2-3 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 4-10 After the Dollar Crash: The World Turned Upside Down
by John D. Paulus - 11-21 The Crash of ’87 and the Economy of ’88
by Allen Sinai - 22-28 Back from the Brink
by Hyman P. Minsky - 29-36 Have We Caught the British Disease?
by Stephen V.O. Clarke - 37-43 Redesigning Financial Regulation
by Thomas F. Huertas - 44-49 Why “Workfare” Fails
by Sarah K. Gideonse & William R. Meyers - 50-53 The Growlery
by Michael Meeropol - 53-55 Viewpoint
by David Schap & Peter R. Jensen - 55-60 Analysis
by John E. Silvia & Barry Whall - 60-63 What Kind of Soviet Reform?
by Murray Yanowitch - 63-65 Mixing Economics with Mysticism
by Ross M. LaRoe & John Charles Pool - 65-65 For Further Reading
by The Editors
November 1987, Volume 30, Issue 6
- 2-3 Thirty Years of Challenge
by The Editors - 4-5 In This Issue
by Richard D. Bartel - 6-10 Can There Be Another Crash?
by Walter W. Heller - 11-14 The Great Malaise
by Alan Greenspan - 15-18 1929: Ten Lessons for Today
by Charles P. Kindleberger - 19-23 Keynes, Roosevelt, and the Complementary Revolutions
by John Kenneth Galbraith - 24-30 American Labor and the Industrial Crisis
by Michael J. Piore - 31-36 Facing up to the Twin Deficits
by Paul A. Volcker