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The Journal of Socio- Economics Indexes Volume 21 (1992) [Note: Book reviews are not included in this index. Volume number precedes the colon; where applicable, issue number follows volume number (in parentheses). From 1972 through 1974 (volumes 1-3) the journal was an annual publication; in 1975 (volume 5) it became a seminannual one. Since 1986 (volume 15), it has been published quarterly.] AUTHORS Babb, Emerson, and Stuart Babb, Hornik, Jacob, “Time Estimation and “Psychological Traits of Rural Orientation Mediated by Transient Entrepreneurs,” 21(4): 353-362 Moods,” 21(3): 209-227 Babb, Stuart, see Babb, Emerson. Bhide, Amar, and Howard Stevenson, Jackson, John D., see Jones, Ethel B. “Trust, Uncertainty and Profit,” Jung, Clarence R., Jr., see Raines, 21(3): 191-208 Patrick J. Brown, Peter G., “The Failure of Johnson, Hazel J., “The Relationship Market Failures,” 21(1): 1-24 between Variability, Distance from Target and Firm Size: A Test of Cosgel, Metin, “Rhetoric in the Econ- Prospect Theory in the Commer- omy,” 21(4): 363-377 cial Banking Industry,” 21(2): 153- 172 Goulet, Denis, “Development Indica- Jones, Ethel B. and John D. Jackson, tors: A Research Problem, A Pol- “Gender Differences in Business icy Problem,” 21(3): 245-260 School Graduates’ Opportunity to Gunto, Samuel, see Kravitz, David A. Advance,” 21(2): 125-142 382 THE JOURNAL OF SOCIO-ECONOMICS _ Vol. 21/No. 4/1992 Kravitz, David A. and Samuel Gunto, Rothman, Stanley, “Liberalism and the “Decisions and Perceptions of Decay of the American Political Recipients in Ultimatum Bargain- Economy,” 21(4): 277-301 ing Games,” 21(1): 65-84 Sears, David O., “Passion in Politics Lamal, P.A., “Behavior Analysis and and the Science of Politics,” 21(3): Socio-Economics: Some Similari- 181-190 ties and Differences,” 21(2): 173-180 Seeley, Eric, “Human Needs and Con- Lane, Robert E., “Work as ‘Disutility’ sumer Economics: The Implica- and Money as ‘Happiness’: Cultu- tions of Maslow’s Theory of ral Origins of a Basic Market Motivation for Consumer Expendi- Error,” 21(1): 43-64 ture Patterns,” 21(4): 303-324 Lester, David, see Yang, Bijou. Singell, Larry D., see Lillydahl, Jane. Lillydahl, Jane H. and Larry D. Sin- Skov, I. Lee, see Medoff, M.H. gell, “Compresson in Faculty Stack, Steven, see Yang, Bijou. Salaries: an Empirical Evaluation Stevenson, Howard, see Bhide, Amar. of Merit and Market Based Adjust- | ments,” 21(3): 229-243 Tomer, John F., “Rational Organiza- tional Decision Making in the March, James G., “The War is Over Human Firm: A Socio-Economic and the Victors Have Lost,” 21(3): Model,” 21(2): 85-108 261-267 Medoff, M.H. and I. Lee Skov, “Reli- Vining, Aidan R. and David L. Wei- gion and Behavior: An Empirical mer, “Welfare Economics as the Analysis,” 21(2): 143-152 Foundation for Public Analysis: Incomplete and Flawed but Never- Nielsen, Klaus, “The Mixed Econorny, theless Desirable,” 21(1): 25-38 the Neoliberal Challenge, and the Negotiated Economy,” 21(4): 325-351 Weimer, David L., see Vining, Aidan R. Raines, J. Patrick and Clarence R. Yang, Bijou, Steven Stack and David Jung, Jr., “Schumpeter and Knight Lester, “Suicide and Unemploy- on Economics and Political ment: Predicting the Smoothed Rationality: A Comparative Rest- Trend and Yearly Fluctuations,” atement,” 21(2): 109-124 21(1): 39-42 ARTICLE TITLES Behavior Analysis and Socio- Decisions and Perceptions of Recip- Economics: Some Similarities and ients in Ultimatum Bargaining Differences (P.A. Lamal) 21(2): Games (David A. Kravitz and 173-180 Samuel Gunto) 21(1): 65-84 Development Indicators: A Research Compression in Faculty Salaries: An Problem, A Policy Problem (Denis Empirical Evaluation of Merit and Goulet) 21(3): 245-260 Market Based Adjustments (Jane H. Lillydahl and Larry D. Singell) The Failure of Market Failures (Peter 21(3): 229-243 G. Brown) 21(1): 1-24 Indexes 383 Gender Differences in Business School Religion and Behavior: An Empirical Graduates’ Opportunity to Analysis (M.H. Medoff and I. Lee Advance (Ethel B. Jones and John Skov) 21(2): 143-152 D. Jackson) 21(2): 125-142 Rhetoric in the Economy (Metin Cosgel) 21(4): 363-377 Human Needs and Consumer Econom- ics: The Implications of Maslow’s Schumpeter and Knight on Economic Theory of Motivation for Consu- and Political Rationality: A Com- mer Expenditure Patterns (Eric parative Restatement (J. Patrick Seeley) 21(4): 303-324 Raines and Clarence R. Jung, Jr.) 21(2): 109-124 Liberalism and the Decay of the Ameri- Suicide and Unemployment: Predicting can Political Economy (Stanley the Smoothed Trend and Yearly Rothman) 21(4): 277-301 Fluctuations (Bijou Yang, Steven Stack and David Lester) 21(1): 39-42 The Mixed Economy, the Neoliberal Challenge and the Negotiated Time Estimation and Orientation Economy (Klaus Nielsen) 21(4): Mediated by Transient Moods 325-351 (Jacob Hornik) 21(3): 209-227 Trust, Uncertainty and Profit (Amar Passion in Politics and the Science of Bhide and Howard Stevenson) Politics (David O. Sears) 21(3): 21(3): 191-208 181-190 Psychological Traits of Rural Entrepre- The War is Over and the Victors Have neurs (Emerson Babb and Stuart Lost (James G. March) 21(3): 261- Babb) 21(4): 353-362 267 Welfare Economics as the Foundation Rational Organizational Decision Mak- for Public Policy Analysis: Incom- ing in the Human Firm (John F. plete and Flawed but Nevertheless Tomer) 21(2): 85-108 Desirable (Aidan R. Vining and The Relationship between Variability, David L. Weimer) 21(1): 25-38 Distance from Target and Firm Work as “Disutility” and Money as Size: A Test of Prospect Theory in “Happiness”: Cultural Origins of a the Commercial Banking Industry Basic Market Error (Robert E. (Hazel J. Johnson) 21(2): 153-172 Lane) 21(1): 43-64