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March 1957, Volume 5, Issue 6
- 47-49 Energy: A New Revenue Source?
by The Editors - 50-55 The Job of the Tax Collector
by Russell C. Harrington - 56-57 Everyday Economics
by The Editors - 58-62 Ethics for Taxpayers
by Harry J. Rudick - 63-67 Social Security Tax Plus Insurance
by Earl E. Muntz - 68-71 Taxes at Work
by Elmer M. Harmon - 72-76 Man and the Economy
by The Editors - 77-78 Reading Report
by The Editors - 79-79 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 80-80 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
February 1957, Volume 5, Issue 5
- 2-3 Letters to the Editor
by The Editors - 4-5 A Personal Note from the Editor
by The Editors - 6-7 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 8-12 What makes an economy Expand?
by Haig Babian - 13-17 Feeding Our Expanded Population
by James C. Drury - 18-22 The Changing Industrial Map
by Herbert O. Jason - 23-26 Foreign Capital Buys a Stake in the U. S
by Egon Kaskeline - 27-31 Dawn on the Delta
by Hodding Carter - 32-35 Slow—But Steady
by Robert E. Clayton - 36-39 The PLUS in Surplus
by Herbert K. Ferguson - 40-43 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 44-47 Overtime—
by Melvin Lurie - 48-53 The Role of the Federal Reserve
by George Garvy - 54-55 Everyday Economics
by The Editors - 56-60 Is Saving Old-Fashioned?
by George Katona - 61-64 Why productivity Varies
by Seymour Melman - 65-67 American Artists Find a Market
by Grace McGraw Smith - 68-72 Man and the Economy
by The Editors - 73-76 Streamlined Banking Laws
by Herbert M. Bratter - 77-78 Reading Report
by The Editors - 79-79 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 80-80 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
January 1957, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 2-3 Letters to the Editor
by The Editors - 4-5 A Personal Note from the Editor
by The Editors - 6-7 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 8-12 Are We Headed for More
by Jules Backman - 13-17 Entertainment Via Mass Media
by Gilbert Seldes - 18-22 Science in an Unfinished World
by Watson Davis - 23-26 Measuring the Cost of Living
by Jules Joskow - 27-30 Economic Forecasting
by The Editors - 31-34 Changing Patterns of Trade
by Don D. Humphrey - 35-39 Bargaining from strength and Weakness
by T. C. Schelling - 40-43 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 44-47 From colony to Nation
by Frank N. Trager - 48-52 View and Review of Satellite Rebellion
by Eric Johnston - 53-55 Everyday Economics
by The Editors - 56-60 The Basis of Soviet Justice
by Sidney Horowitz - 61-64 Fashion
by Beatrice Judelle - 65-68 Salesmanship:
by Michael Roberts - 69-72 Man and the Economy
by The Editors - 73-76 The Dealer’s Dilemma
by Melvin Fiske - 77-78 Reading Report
by The Editors - 79-79 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 80-80 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
December 1956, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 2-3 Letters to the Editor
by The Editors - 4-5 A Personal Note from the Editor
by The Editors - 6-7 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 8-12 Inflation’s New Threat
by John McKnight - 13-17 The U.S. Position in the World
by Quincy Wright - 18-22 Government-Industry Relationships
by Oswald Knauth - 23-27 Latin America on the Move
by Earle K. James - 28-31 Council of Economic Advisers
by Arthur L. Moore - 32-35 Standing Room Only
by Hy Hollinger - 36-40 Growing Pains?
by Robert Lekachman - 41-43 Billion-Dollar Joyland
by Melvin Fiske - 44-47 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 48-52 Do mergers kill Competition?
by Ralph L. Nelson - 53-55 The Big Change in Giving
by The Editors - 56-61 How International Is the Peacetime Atom?
by John A. Hall - 62-63 Everyday Economics
by The Editors - 64-68 Man and the Economy
by The Editors - 69-72 The Fast Write-Off
by William H. Chartener - 73-76 Something New in Social Security
by The Editors - 77-78 Reading Report
by The Editors - 79-79 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 80-80 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
November 1956, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 2-3 Letters to the Editor
by The Editors - 4-5 A Personal Note from the Editor
by The Editors - 6-7 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 8-12 Overhauling the Tax System
by Eugene R. Schlesinger - 13-17 Automation Pilots a New Revolution
by John Diebold - 18-22 Leisure as a Legitimate’ Activity
by Leonard Reissman - 23-26 Another Giant in the Making?
by Michael Roberts - 27-30 The Priceless Ingredient
by Beatrice Judelle - 31-35 Productivity and Economic Progress
by John W. Kendrick - 36-40 A New Elite in Russia
by Arthur S. Barron - 41-44 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 45-48 Behind the Printed Word…
by Peter B. B. Andrews - 49-51 The Great Freight Fight
by Morrison Collady - 52-57 Our Most Precious Resource: Health
by Leroy E. Burney - 58-59 Everyday Economics
by The Editors - 60-62 Japan’s Shaky Future
by Murray Polner - 63-67 Man and the Economy
by The Editors - 68-71 Economic Clichés: Commonplace Confusion
by Haig Babian & Martin Kessler - 72-76 The Nation’s IOU: Mental Health
by Mike German - 77-78 Reading Report
by The Editors - 79-79 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 80-80 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
October 1956, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 2-3 Letters to the Editor
by The Editors - 4-5 A Personal Note from the Editor
by The Editors - 6-7 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 8-12 Breakdown in Our Public School System?
by Haig Babian - 13-17 Parties, Issues, Compromises
by The Editors - 18-22 Housing: A Problem That Demands Action
by Richard Lee - 23-27 Design: Emphasis on Individuality
by Gordon Lippincott & Walter Margulies - 28-31 Made to Measure
by Stanley G. Dickinson - 32-35 The Future of Small Business
by The Editors - 36-39 Stock Splitting
by Sam Shulsky - 40-43 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 44-48 Exporting Competition
by Irwin M. Stelzer - 49-53 Federal Reserve: Monetary Watchdog
by Felix Cotton - 54-59 How Radiation Can Affect Our Children
by Warren Weaver - 60-61 Everyday Economics
by The Editors - 62-65 What’s Holding Back Atomic Power?
by Emile Benoit - 66-69 Soviet Industrial Growth
by Alex Peskin - 70-73 Man and the Economy
by The Editors - 74-77 Advertising’s New Arena
by Howard Bernard Shaw - 78-78 Reading Report
by The Editors - 79-79 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 80-80 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
August 1956, Volume 4, Issue 11-12
- 2-3 A Personal Note from the Editor
by The Editors - 4-5 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 6-10 A New Pattern in Politics
by Albert Somit - 11-15 Communications: Pushbutton Control
by Richard L. Waddell - 16-20 Transportation Moves to the Atomic Age
by Frank A. Smith - 21-25 Is Gold the Root of All Money?
by Sidney Weintraub - 26-28 Bridey Murphy Went Thataway!
by Jean Watson - 29-32 Farming: Russia's Achilles’ Heel
by Murray Polner - 33-36 Economic Aid: Soviet Style
by Egon Kaskeline - 37-39 Economics Is News
by Harold Klein - 40-45 Science Explores a New Frontier: Solar Energy
by Hoyt C. Hottel - 46-47 You May Want to Know…
by The Editors - 48-52 Private vs. Public Power
by Herbert R. Frankel - 53-53 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 54-57 Man and the Economy · No. XVI
by The Editors - 58-62 The Patent Slump
by Joel B. Dirlam - 63-63 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 64-64 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
June 1956, Volume 4, Issue 9-10
- 2-3 A Personal Note
by The Editors - 4-5 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 6-10 Unions and Monopoly
by Edward S. Mason & Martin Segal - 11-15 Business Learns Communicate
by Richard S. Halpern - 16-20 Changing Pressures on Representation
by Karl Schriftgiesser - 21-25 What Is the Farm Problem?
by Haig Babian - 26-29 How Much Fraud in Our Advertising?
by Alfred Gross - 30-35 The Stock Exchange Takes Stock of Itself
by G. Keith Funston - 36-37 You May Want to Know…
by The Editors - 38-42 Educational TV—Progress Report
by Nazaret Cherkezian - 43-46 Vest-Pocket Foreign Aid Works
by T. K. Bowen - 47-51 The Russian Potential
by Arthur S. Barron - 52-56 Man and the Economy · No. XV
by The Editors - 57-57 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 58-62 Cement Industry: Too Well Set
by Frank A. Tinker - 63-63 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 64-64 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
May 1956, Volume 4, Issue 8
- 2-3 A Personal Note
by The Editors - 4-5 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 6-10 Revolution in Income Distribution
by George Soule - 11-14 Movies and TV–One World or Two?
by Hy Hollinger - 15-19 The City of the Future
by Frederick Gutheim - 20-23 The Market of the Future
by Sidney Klein - 24-28 Stand-by Credit Controls for the Fed?
by William P. Snavely - 29-29 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 30-35 Can We Have Both Mass and Quality?
by Henry M. Wriston - 36-37 You May Want to Know…
by The Editors - 38-41 Colonies Are out of Date
by Egon Kaskeline - 42-44 The Puerto Rico Story
by Renée Little - 45-49 Fair Trade's Losing Battle
by Marvin Frankel - 50-53 Man and the Economy · No. XIV
by The Editors - 54-58 New Concepts in Employee Stock Ownership Plans
by Sam Shulsky - 59-62 Security in Old Age
by Marion L. Briggs - 63-63 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 64-64 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
April 1956, Volume 4, Issue 7
- 2-3 A Personal Note
by The Editors - 4-5 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 6-10 What Is Competition?
by Lawrence Abbott - 11-15 The Union in Tomorrow's World
by Harold W. Davey - 16-20 The Corporation in Tomorrow's World
by Eli Cantor - 21-24 When New Industries Come In
by John Thorkelson - 25-29 The Price of Progress
by Ralph Hidy - 30-32 GAW Abroad
by Egon Kaskeline - 33-33 Economics in Action
by The Editors - 34-39 What Can Be Done about the Weather?
by Bernhard Haurwitz - 40-41 You May Want to Know…
by The Editors - 42-46 The Presidential Image
by David A. Shannon - 47-50 Predicitinq People's Behavior
by Paul B. Sheatsley - 51-54 Man and the Economy · No. XIII
by The Editors - 55-58 Controversy Over Variable Annuities
by Leonard E. Morrissey - 59-62 New Hope for the Handicapped
by Howard Rusk & Eugene J. Taylor - 63-63 Challenge Quiz
by The Editors - 64-64 Dept. of Better Mousetraps
by The Editors
March 1956, Volume 4, Issue 6
- 2-3 A Personal Note
by The Editors - 4-5 Challenge Notes
by The Editors - 6-9 What's in a Price?
by Alfred Gross - 10-14 Management and Tomorrow's Economy
by Arthur S. Barron - 15-19 Labour and Tomorrow's Economy
by Henry J. Meyer - 20-23 Industry’s ‘O. R.’ Men
by Richard S. Halpern - 24-28 When Is the Nation's Debt Too High?
by Sidney Weintraub