Journal of Economic Issues 1993: Vol 27 Index

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Jel JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ISSUES
Vol.XXVII No.4 December 1993
Index
Volume XXVI - 1993
Part 1
In Part 1, names of authors appear in capital letters, and titles of
articles appear in lowercase letters. In each entry, the issue num-
ber appears before, and inclusive page numbers after, the colon.
Accountants and the Price Sys- tary Union. 2: 667-676.
tem: The Problem of Social Beneath "First Principles": Con-
Costs. 1: 171-188. troversies Within the New
ADAJOHMN. S2:57,9-59 2. Macroeconomics. 4: 1127-
ADAMS, WALTER, JAMES W. 1153.
BROCK, and JOHN M. BLAIR. 1: Black Women’s Breakthrough
69-93. into Clerical Work: An Oc-
ALSTON, RICHARD M., and cupational Tipping Model. 4:
MICHAEL B. VAUGHAN. 2: 351- 1097-1125.
361. BOYLES, MICHAEL, and RICK TIL-
Alvin Harvey Hansen: A Note on MAN. 1195-1218.
His Analysis of Keynes, Hay- BRAZELTON, W. ROBERT. 3: 940-
ek, and Commons. 3: 940-948. 948.
ARESTIS, PHILIP, and ELENI BRIGGS, VERNON M., JR. 2: 297-
PALIGINIS. 2: 657-665. 299; 2:593-596.
ARNOUX, ROSEMARY, RICHARD BROWN, WILLIAMS. 2: 493-503.
DAWSON, and MARTIN O’CON- BRUNNER, HANS-PETER. 2: 505-
NOR. 4: 1059-1096. 513.
Automobile Industry, Political CLARK, CHARLES M. A. 2: 373-
Economy, and a New World 385
Order, The. 2: 627-638. COBB, STEVEN L., and WILLIAM
Bank Supervision: The Real LUKER. 2: 363-372.
Hurdle to European Mone- COLTON, ROGER D. 3: 775-792.
1331
1332 Index
Comment on Class and In- 1041-1058.
stitutionalism,A . 1: 213-215. Economic Transition in Estonia.
Comment on Koslowski’s "Mar- 2: 493-503.
ket Institutions, East Euro- Economics and the Law of Un-
pean Reform, and Economic conscionability. 2:647-655
Theory.” 4: 1273-1275. Ecosystem Valuation: Combin-
Commons, Veblen, and Other ing Economics, Philosophy,
Economists. 2: 301-322. and Ecology. 2: 409-420.
Compensating Differentials? EDGELL, STEPHEN, and JULES
Wage Differentials and Em- TOWNSHEND. 3: 721-739.
ployment Stability in the U.S. Elegant Technology. 2: 421-428.
and German Economies. 1: ELLIOTT, JOHN E., and ABU F.
153-170. DOWLAH. 2: 527-536.
Consumer Information and ELSNER, WOLFRAM. 4: 1254-
Workable Competition in 1262.
Telecommunications Mar- Entrepreneurship in Eastern
kets. 3: 775-792. Europe: Neither Magic nor
DABSCHECK, BRAHAM. 1: 41-68. Mirage. A Preliminary Inves-
Debt, Adjustment, and Econom- tigation. 2:505-513.
ic Liberalization in Africa. 2: External Dimension of Systemic
429-439. Transformation: The Case of
DEMARTINO, GEORGE. 4: 1127- the Former Soviet Union, The.
1153. 3:813-824.
DEPPERSCHMIDT, THOMAS O. 1: Female Representation in U.S.
230-237. Centralized Private Sector
Development of the Market Sys- Planning: The Case of Over-
tem in the Baltic Republics, lapping Directorships. 2: 459-
The. 2:537-545. 470.
Disposible Income and the "Best Financial Fragility, Peripheral-
Interest of Creditors" in the ity, and Divergence in the
Family Farmer Bankruptcy European Community. 2: 657-
Act. 1: 230-237. 665.
DORYAN, EDUARDO A. 2: 451-458. Going to Market in Bulgaria:
Dudley Dillard, Vision, and the Uphill on a Knife Edge. 2: 515-
Meaning ofI deas. 2: 571-578. 526.
DYER, ALAN W.2 :571-578. HAGEDORN, KONRAD. 3: 849-886.
Economic Development of the HARKENRIDER, GREGORY D. 4:
North Atlantic Community: 1241-1247.
Dudley Dillard and Economic HARVEY, JOHN T. 3: 679-698.
History. 2:421-569. HAYDEN, F. GREGORY. 1: 95-115;
Economic Imagination and Pub- 2: 409-420.
lic Policy: Orthodoxy Dis- Historical Narrative of Method-
covers the Corporation, The. 4: ological Change in Principles
Index 1333
of Economics Textbooks, A. 1: JONES, DOUGLAS N. 4: 1219-
217-230. 1239.
HOAAS, DAVIDJ . 1: 217-230. Keynes on Monetary Policy: A
HODGSON, GEOFFREY M. 3: 923- Comment on Crotty. 4: 1262-
924. 1270.
Industrial Defense Conversion: KING, MARY C, 4: 1097-1125.
Guiding the Market at the KLEIN, PHILIPA. 1: 215-216.
Regional Level—The Case of KOCHERA, ANDREW. 2: 597-599.
the State of Bremen, Ger- KREGEL, J. A. 2: 667-676.
many. 4: 1254-1262. LANE, ROBERT E. 3: 914-923.
Influence of Charles Sanders LARSON, JONATHAN. 2: 421-428.
Peirce on Institutional Econ- LEVEN, BOZENA. 1: 237-243.
omics, The. 741-754. LIEBHAFSKY, E. E. 3: 741-754.
Institution of Foreign Exchange LIND, HANS. 1: 1-17.
Trading, The. 3: 679-698. Logics of Death and Sacrifice in
Institutional Approaches in the Resource Management
Strategic Management. 1: Law Reforms of Aotearoa/
189-211. New Zealand, The. 4: 1059-
Institutional Change and Elec- 1096.
tric Power in the City of LUCORE, ROBERT E. 1: 213-215.
Chicago. 1: 117-152. MAIGUASHCA G., FRANKLIN E. 2:
Institutional Dynamics Model of 441-450.
Sterling, Massachusetts: In- Market Experience and "Mar-
dicative Planning at the Local ket Economies," The. 3: 914-
Level, An. 2: 481-492. 923.
Institutional Perspective of MARSHALL, RAY. 2: 301-322.
Competitiveness and Indust- Marx and Veblen on Human Na-
rial Restructuring Policies in ture, History, and Capital-
Developing Countries, An. 2: ism: Vive la Difference! 3:
451-458. 721-739.
Institutionalists: A United Front MAY, ANN MARI. 2: 471-480.
or Divergent Voices of Dis- MAYHEW, ANNE. 2: 561-569.
sent? 2: 351-361. MILLER, EDYTHE S. 1: 19-39; 4:
Institutions and Agricultural 1041-1058.
Economics. 3: 849-886. Model of Institutional Hyster-
Institutions and Economic Evo- esis,A .3 : 755-774.
lution. 3: 887-907. Monetary Macroeconomics of
Introduction of Award Recipi- Dudley Dillard, The. 2: 547-
ent: Ray Marshall. 2: 297-299. 560.
Islamic Economics and Econo- Moneiary Policy Officials’ Views
mic Policy Formation in Post- about Setting Monetary Tar-
Revolutionary Iran: A Crit- gets. 1181-1193.
ique. 3: 793-812. Multinational Enterprises and
1334 Index
the Global Market. 2: 605-616 923-924.
MUNKIRS, JOHN R., et al. 2: 627- Restructuring of the Oil In-
638. dustry: A Comment. 3: 925-
Myth of Institutionalist Meth- 940.
ods, The. 1: 1-17. Retarding the Development of
NAFZIGER, E. WAYNE. 2: 429-439. Iraq’ss Oil Resources: An
NIGGLE, CHRISTOPHER J. 4: Episode in Oleaginous Diplo-
1262-1270. macy, 1927-1939. 1: 69-93.
Order Matters, and Thus So Revisiting Regional Regulation
Does Timing: Graphical of Public Utilities. 4: 1219-
Clocks and Process Synchro- 1239.
nicity. 1:95-115. Role of State and Market in the
OSTAS, DANIELT . 2: 647-655. Economic Development of
Part-time Employment and Ecuador, The. 2: 441-450.
Women: A Comment on ROSSER, MARINA VCHERASH-
Sundstrém. 3: 909-914. NAYA. 3: 813-824.
PETERSON, JANICE. 3: 909-914. ROSSMAN, JIM. 2:599-602.
POIC.SR., OJR. T3: 88,7-9 07. Saving Capitalism By Making It
PRESSMAN, STEVEN. 3: 699-719. Good: The Monetary Econom-
Pricing and Valuation. 2: 325- ics of John R. Commons. 4:
349. 1155-1179.
Promotion of Employee Owner- SCAPERLANDA, ANTHONY. 2: 605-
ship Through Public Policy: 616.
The British Empire. 3: 825- SCHETTKAT, RONALD. 1: 153-170.
847. SCHLACK, ROBERT F, 2: 515-526.
RADZICKI, MICHAEL J., and DON- SEPP, URMAS. 4: 1270-1272.
ALD A. SEVILLE. 2: 481-492. SETTERFIELD, MARK. 3: 755-774.
RAMIREZ, MIGUEL D. 4: 1015- SHAFFER, EDWARD H. 2: 639-646.
1040. SHEEHAN, MICHAEL F. 4: 1247-
Ramsey Pricing Revisited: A 1254.
Note on Michael Sheehan’s Short-term Effects of Economic
"Why Ramsey Pricing is Transition on Inequality and
Wrong."4 : 1241-1247. Poverty: The Polish Case. 1:
REARDON, JACK. 3: 925-940. 237-243.
REARDON, JACK, and PAULIS SODERBAUM, PETER. 2: 387-408.
LAZDA. 2:537-545. Some Comments on "Economic
Reflections on Dudley Dillard’s Transition in Estonia." 4:
Career. 2:579-603. 1270-1272.
Regulation Down Under: The Some Market Structure and
Case of Australian Industrial Regulatory Implications of the
Relations. 1:41-68. Brave New World of Telecom-
Reply to Lucore. 1: 215-216. munications. 1: 19-39.
Response to Robert E. Lane, A. 3: Spontaneous Order Versus In-
Index
stituted Process: The Market TOBIN, JAMES. 2: 602-603.
As Cause and Effect. 2: 373- TOOL, MARC R. 2: 325-349.
385. Transition Crises in the Post-
STABILE, DONALD R. 1: 171-188. Soviet Era. 2:527-536.
Stabilization and Adjustment in TV Evangelism, Public Goods,
Latin America: A Neostruc- and Imperfect Competition. 2:
turalist Perspective. 4: 1015- 639-646.
1040. VALIBEIGI, MEHRDAD. 3: 793-
STEIDLMEIER, PAUL. 1: 189-211. 812.
STEPHENSON, KURT, and STEVE Values, Markets, and Environ-
RAKOW. 2: 459-470. mental Policy: An Actor-Net-
STURGEON, JAMESI . 2: 617-625. work Approach. 2: 387-408.
Tax Expenditures for Child Ex- VAUGHN, GERALD F. 4: 1273-
emptions: A Poor Policy to Aid 1275.
America’s Children. 3: 699- WHALEN, CHARLES J. 4: 1155-
719. 1179.
Test of Interventionist/Nonin- What’s in a Name? Production
terventionist Attitudes: A Technology and the New Car.
Question of Market Bias in 2:617-625.
Microeconomics, A. 2: 363- Why Ramsey Pricing is Wrong:
372. The Case of Telecommunica-
THOMPSON, JUDITH KENNER. 3: tions Regulation: A Response
825-847. to Harkenrider. 4: 1247-1254.
Thorstein Veblen, Edward O. Women, Economics, and the
Wilson, and Sociobiology: An Concept of the Market: A
Interpretation. 4: 1195-1218. Second Look at Reaganomics.
THROGMORTON, J. A., and PETER 2: 471-480.
S. FISHER. 1: 117-152. WRAY, L. RANDALL. 2: 547-560.
Part 2
In Part 2, names of reviewers appear in capital letters, names of
authors of books appear in lowercase letters, and titles of books
reviewed appear in italic type. In each entry, the issue number ap-
pears before, and inclusive page numbers after, the colon.
Accounting Services, the Interna- Ahmad, Ehtisham, Jean Dréze,
tional Economy, and Third John Hills, and Amartya Sen,
World Development. 4: 1297- eds. 1: 256-260.
1299. Airline Deregulation and Lais-
ADAMS, JOHN. 1: 256-260. sez-Faire Mythology. 4: 1306-
1336 Index
1308. 1306.
Alternatives to Lean Production: Dempsey, Paul Stephen, and
Work Organization in the Andrew R. Goetz. 4: 1306-
Swedish Auto Industry. 4: 1308.
1293-1297. DENNIS, KEN. 3: 954-955.
Amin, Ash, and Michael Diet- DEPREZ, JOHAN. 3: 991-993.
rich, eds. 4: 1281-1283. Dosi, Giovanni, Renato Giannet-
ARESTIS, PHILIP. 4: 1316-1318. ti, and Pier Aneglo Toninelli,
Arestis, Philip, and Malcolm eds. 4: 1309-1311.
Sawyer. 1: 247-250. DUBOFF, RICHARD B. 4: 1309-
Ayres, Ian, and John Braith- 1311.
waite. 3:974-976. DUGGER, WILLIAM M. 4: 1314-
Beliefs in Action: Economic Phi- 1315.
losophy and Social Change. 1: Dugger, William M. 1: 250-252.
280-283. Dynamic International Oil
Berggren, Christian. 4: 1293- Markets: Oil Market Develop-
1297. ments and Structure 1860-
Biographical Dictionary of Dis- 1990. 4: 1286-1291.
senting Economists, A. 1: 247- Economic Thought and Econom-
250. ic Reform in the Soviet Union.
Boulding, Kenneth E. 3:969-971. 1: 271-274.
BRENNER,Y . S. 1: 260-265. Ekins, Paul. 3: 977-979.
BROCK, JAMES W. 3: 993-996; 4: Ekins, Paul, and Manfred Max-
1306-1308. Neef, eds. 4: 1318-1322.
BROWN, DouG. 1: 271-274; 4: Eichengreen, Barry. 4: 1323-
1318-1322. 1326.
BUSH, PAUL D. 3: 996-999. Eminent Economists: Their Life
Caporaso, James, and David Philosophies. 3:993-996.
Levine. 4: 1292-1293. Essays on Philosophy and
CHAMPLIN, DELLP. 3: 951-953. Economic Methodology. 4:
Citrus Strategy and Class: The 1311-1313.
Politics of Development in Bel- Ethics of Aid and Trade: U.S.
ize. 3: 967-969. Food Policy, Foreign Competi-
Contrasting Styles of Industrial tion and the Social Contract,
Reform: India and China in The. 4: 1303-1306.
the 1980s. 3:988-991. Fazzari, S., and D.P. Papadimi-
Da Fonseca, Eduardo Giannetti. triou. 4: 1327-1329.
1: 280-283. Feminism and Anti-Feminism in
DAVIDSON, PAUL. 4: 1327-1329. Early Economic Thought. 1:
Davidson, Paul. 4: 1316-1318. 275-278.
De Carvalho, Fernando J. Car- Financial Conditions and Mac-
dim. 4: 1300-1303. roeconomic Reformers. 4:
DEGREGORI, THOMAS R. 4: 1303- 1327-1329.
Index
FOSTER, GLADYS PARKER. 3: 964- 283.
966. Katsenelinboigen, Aron. 3: 954-
Golden Fetters: The Gold Stand- 955.
ard and the Great Depression. Keita, L. D. 3:979-981.
4: 1323-1326. LARKIN, ANDREW. 3: 969-971.
GORDON, WENDELL. 3: 977-979; LAVOIE, MARC. 4: 1300-1303.
4:1311-1313. LEATHERS, CHARLES G. 1: 269-
Graftstein, Robert. 3: 958-962. 271.
Granovetter, Mark, and Richard LEE, FREDERICS. 4: 1292-1293.
Swedberg, eds. 3: 956-958. Lee, Frederic S., and Warren J.
HARVEY, JOHN T. 1: 278-280. Samuels, eds. 1: 269-271.
Hausman, Daniel M. 1: 253-256; Legacy of Karl Polanyi: Market,
4: 1311-1313. State and Society, The. 3: 981-
Heterodox Economics of Gar- 985.
diner C. Means, The. 1: 269- Leigh, Wilhelmina A., and
271. James B. Stewart. 3:972-974.
Horwitz, Morton J. 1:265-268. Libby, Ronald T. 4: 1303-1306.
Housing Status of Black Amer- Martino, Joseph P. 4: 1314-1315.
icans, The. 3: 972-974. Maynard Keynes: An Econo-
How Rich Is Too Rich? Income mist’s Biography. 3:991-993.
and Wealth in America. 1:260- McKee, David L., and Don E.
265. Garner. 4: 1297-1299.
Indeterministic Economics. 3: Megacorp & Macrodynamics,
954-955. The. 4: 1283-1286.
Inexact and Separate Science of Mendell, M., and D. Salée, eds. 3:
Economics, The. 1: 253-256. 981-985.
INGLES, JERRY L. 3: 979-981. Milberg, William, ed. 4: 1283-
Inhaber, Herbert, and Sidney 1286.
Carroll. 1: 260-265. Mizruchi, Mark S. 3: 986-988.
Institutional Realism: Social Moberg, Mark. 3: 967-969.
and Political Constraints on MOGAB, JOHN W. 4: 1293-1297.
Rational Economic Actors. 3: Moggridge, D. E. 3: 991-993.
958-962. Mr Keynes and the Post Keynes-
International Money and the ians: Principles of Economics
Real World. 4: 1316-1318. for a Monetary Production
JONAKIN, JON. 3: 967-969. Economy. 4: 1300-1303.
JONES, DOUGLASN. 3: 986-988. National Economic Policies. 1:
Jordan, Bill, Simon James, 278-280.
Helen Kay, and Marcus Red- NEALE, WALTERC. 3: 988-991.
ley. 3:951-953. New World Order: Grassroots
KAMARCK, ANDREW M. 3: 956- Movements for Global Change,
958. A. 3:977-979.
KASPER, SHERRYL DAVIS. 1: 280- NOWOTNY, KENNETH. 3: 974-976.
1338 Index
Oil Market in the 1980s: A Market Socialism. 3:964-966.
Decade of Decline, The. 4: Sociology of Economic Life, The.
1286-1291. 3: 956-958.
OLSON, PAULETTE. 1: 275-278. Solo, RobertA . 3: 996-999.
Opportunity Knocks: American STABILE, DONALD R. 4: 1297-
Economic Policy after Gor- 1299.
bachev. 3:996-999. STRASSMANN, W. PAUL. 3: 972-
OSTAS, DANIELT. 1: 265-268. 974.
PomRor,C.S., JR. 3: 958-962. Structure of Corporate Political
PRASCH, ROBERT. 4: 1323-1326. Action: Interfirm Relations,
Protecting Markets: U.S. Policy The. 3: 986-988.
and the World Grain Trade. 4: Sutela, Pekka. 1: 271-274.
1303-1306. Szenberg, M., ed. 3: 993-996.
Pujol, Michele A. 1: 275-278. Technology and Enterprise in a
Real-Life Economics: Under- Historical Perspective. 4:
standing Wealth Creation. 4: 1309-1311.
1318-1322. Theories of Political Economy. 4:
REARDON, JACK. 4: 1286-1291. 1292-1293.
Responsive Regulation: Tran- Thompson, Paul B. 4: 1301-1306.
scending the Deregulation Thorstein Veblen and His Critics,
Debate. 3: 974-976. 1891-1963. 3: 962-964.
ROSEN, GEORGE. 3: 962-964. Tilman, Rick. 3: 962-964.
Rosen, George. 3: 988-991. Towards a New Economics:
RUTHERFORD, MALCOLM. 1: 247- Critical Essays on Ecology,
250. Distribution and Other
Salvatore, Dominick, ed. 1: 278- Themes. 3: 969-971.
280. Towards a New Europe?: Struc-
SAMUELS, WARREN J. 1: 253-256. tural Change in the European
SCHANIEL, WILLIAM C. 3: 981- Economy. 4: 1281-1283.
985. Transformation of American
SCAPERLANDA, ANTHONY. 4: Law, 1870-1960, The. 1: 265-
1281-1283. 268.
Science Funding: Politics and Trapped in Poverty? Labour
Porkbarrel. 4: 1314-1315. Market Decisions in Low-In-
Science, Rationality and Neo- come Households. 3: 951-953.
classical Economics. 3: 979- Underground Economics: A De-
981. cade of Institutionalist Dis-
Shojai, Siamack, and Bernard S. sent. 1: 250-252.
Katz, eds. 4: 1286-1291. Van der Linde, Coby. 4: 1286-
Social Security in Developing 1291.
Countries. 1: 256-260. WIER, THOMASG. 4: 1283-1286.
Socialism Revised and Modern- WILBER, CHARLES K. 1: 250-252.
ized: The Case for Pragmatic Yunker, James A. 3: 964-966.
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