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Journal of Economic Perspectives—Volume 10, Number 4—Fall 1996—Pages 213-215 Index by Author to Volume 10 This index lists all material in the tenth volume of the Journal of Economic Perspectives. Volume 10 includes Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall issues distributed in 1996. Articles in this index are listed alphabetically by last name of author. Each article is listed separately under the name of each coauthor; the listings that differ from the way the article originally appeared are marked with a star. *AndLisae R.,r ansd Choarlens A,. Ho lt. Calvo, Guillermo A., Leonardo Leiderman, “Classroom Games: Understanding Bayes’ Rule,” and Carmen M. Reinhart, ‘Inflows of Capital to Spring 1996, 10:2, 179-87. Developing Countries in the 1990s,”’ Spring AndeLisra Rs., aond nChar,les A. Holt, *‘Class- 1996, 10:2, 123-39. room Games: Information Cascades,”’ Fall 1996, Card, David, and Alan B. Krueger, ‘School Re- 10:4, 187-93. sources and Student Outcomes: An Overview of Auerbach, Alan J., ‘““‘Dynamic Revenue Esti- the Literature and New Evidence from North mation,”’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 141—57. and South Carolina,” Fall 1996, 10:4, 31-50. Bartlett, Robin L., ‘Discovering Diversity in Darity, William, Jr., and Arthur H. Goldsmith, Introductory Economics,” Spring 1996, 10:2, “Social Psychology, Unemployment and Macro- 141-53. economics,’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 121-40. Beil, Richard O., and David N. Laband, *“The De Long,J . Bradford, “‘Keynesianism, Pennsylva- American Economic Association Dues Struc- nia Style: Some Economic Consequences of the Em- ture,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 179-86. ployment Act of 1946,” Summer 1996, 10:3, 41-53. Blau, Francine D., “Symposium on Primary Diamond, Peter A., ‘Proposals to Restructure and Secondary Education,” Fall 1996, 10:4, 3-8 Social Security,"” Summer 1996, 10:3, 67-88. *Blaylock, Jim, Kenneth Hanson, David Small- Dilulio, John J., Jr., “‘Help Wanted: Econo- wood, Pamela Allen Dunn, Betsey A. Kuhn, and mists, Crime and Public Policy,"” Winter 1996, Stephen Vogel, ‘Policy Watch: The Food Stamp 10:1, 3-24. Program and Welfare Reform,” Spring 1996, *Duncan, Greg J., Charles Brown, and Frank 10:2, 189-98. P. Stafford, *‘Data Watch: The Panel Study of Brada, Josef C., ‘Privatization Is Transition— Income Dynamics,” Spring 1996, 10:2, 155-68. Or Is It?,”’ Spring 1996, 10:2, 67-86. *Dunn, Pamela Allen, Betsey A. Kuhn, David Brown, Charles, Greg J. Duncan, and Frank Smallwood, Kenneth Hanson, Jim Blaylock, and P. Stafford, *‘Data Watch: The Panel Study of Stephen Vogel, **Policy Watch: The Food Stamp Income Dynamics,’ Spring 1996, 10:2, 155- Program and Welfare Reform,”’ Spring 1996, 68. 10:2, 189-98. 214 Journal of Economic Perspectives Ehrlich, Isaac, ‘‘Crime, Punishment, and the room Games: Understanding Bayes’ Rule,” Market for Offenses,’’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 43-67. Spring 1996, 10:2, 179-87. Engen, Eric M., William G. Gale, and John Karl *Holt, Charles A., and Lisa R. Anderson, Scholz, ‘“The Illusory Effects of Saving Incentives ‘Classroom Games: Information Cascades,”’ Fall on Saving,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 113-38. 1996, 10:4, 187-93. Fair, Ray C., “Econometrics and Presidential Hoxby, Caroline Minter, ‘‘Are Efficiency and Elections,” Summer 1996, 10:3, 89-102. Equality in School Finance Substitutes or Com- Farrell, Joseph, and Matthew Rabin, ‘‘Cheap plements?,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 51-72. Talk,”’ Summer 1996, 10:3, 103-18. Hubbard, R. Glenn, and Jonathan S. Skinner, Fischer, Stanley, Ratna Sahay, and Carlos A. “Assessing the Effectiveness of Saving Incen- Végh, ‘Stabilization and Growth in Transition tives,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 73-90. Economies: The Early Experience,’ Spring 1996, Hudson, John, *“Trends in Multi-Authored Pa- 10:2, 45-66. pers in Economics,” Summer 1996, 10:3, 153- Frank, Robert H., Thomas D. Gilovich, and 58. Dennis T. Regan, ‘‘Do Economists Make Bad Cit- *Krueger, Alan B., and David Card, ‘‘School izens?,”” Winter 1996, 10:1, 187-92. Resources and Student Outcomes: An Overview Freeman, Richard B., ““Why Do So Many of the Literature and New Evidence from North Young American Men Commit Crimes and What and South Carolina,” Fall 1996, 10:4, 31-50. Might We Do About It?,”’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 25- Kuhn, Betsey A., Pamela Allen Dunn, David 42. Smallwood, Kenneth Hanson, Jim Blaylock, and *Gale, William G., Eric M. Engen, and John Stephen Vogel, *‘Policy Watch: The Food Stamp Karl Scholz, ‘‘The Illusory Effects of Saving Program and Welfare Reform,’’ Spring 1996, Incentives on Saving,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 113- 10:2, 189-98. 38. Kydland, Finn E., and Edward C. Prescott, *Gilovich, Thomas D., Robert H. Frank, and “The Computational Experiment: An Econo- Dennis T. Regan, *‘Do Economists Make Bad Cit- metric Tool,”’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 69-85. izens?,”” Winter 1996, 10:1, 187-92. *Laband, David N., and Richard O. Beil, ‘“The *Goldfarb, Robert S., Anthony M. Yezer, and American Economic Association Dues Struc- Paul J. Poppen, ‘“‘Does Studying Economics Dis- ture,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 179-86. courage Cooperation? Watch What We Do, Not *Leiderman, Leonardo, Guillermo A. Calvo, What We Say or How We Play,’ Winter 1996, and Carmen M. Reinhart, ‘Inflows of Capital to 10:1, 177-86. Developing Countries in the 1990s,’ Spring *Goldsmith, Arthur H., and William Darity, Jr., 1996, 10:2, 123-39. “Social Psychology, Unemployment and Macro- Lundberg, Shelly, and RobertA . Pollak, ‘‘Bar- economics,” Winter 1996, 10:1, 121—40. gaining and Distribution in Marriage,” Fall 1996, Gramlich, Edward M., ‘‘Different Approaches 10:4, 139-58. for Dealing with Social Security," Summer 1996, McAfee, R. Preston, and John McMillan, ‘‘An- 10:3, 55-66. alyzing the Airwaves Auction,” Winter 1996, Hansen, Lars Peter, and James J. Heckman, 10:1, 159-75. “The Empirical Foundations of Calibration,” *McMillan, John, and R. Preston McAfee, Winter 1996, 10:1, 87-104. “Analyzing the Airwaves Auction,”’ Winter 1996, *Hanson, Kenneth, David Smallwood, Pamela 10:1, 159-75. Allen Dunn, Betsey A. Kuhn, Jim Blaylock, and Moulton, Brent R., “Bias in the Consumer Stephen Vogel, ‘‘Policy Watch: The Food Stamp Price Index: What Is the Evidence?,”’ Fall 1996, Program and Welfare Reform,” Spring 1996, 10:4, 159-77. 10:2, 189-98. Murrell, Peter, ‘How Far Has the Transition Hanushek., Eric A., ‘‘Measuring Investment in Progressed?,”’ Spring 1996, 10:2, 24—44. Education,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 9-30. Newhouse, Joseph P., ‘‘Policy Watch: Medi- Hartley, James E., “‘Retrospectives: The Ori- care,’ Summer 1996, 10:3, 159-67. gins of the Representative Agent,”’ Spring 1996, Olson, Mancur, Jr., ‘Distinguished Lecture on 10:2, 169-77. Economics in Government: Big Bills Left on the *Heckman, James J., and Lars Peter Hansen, Sidewalk: Why Some Nations are Rich, and Oth- “The Empirica! Foundations of Calibration,” ers Poor,”’ Spring 1996, 10:2, 3-24. Winter 1996, 10:1, 87-104. Polivka, Anne E., “‘Data Watch: The Rede- Holt, Charles A., ‘Classroom Games: Trading signed Current Population Survey,’’ Summer in a Pit Market,’’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 193-203. 1996, 10:3, 169-80. Holt, Charles A., and Lisa R.A nderson, *‘Class- *Pollak, Robert A., and Shelly Lundberg, Index by Author to Volume 10 215 “Bargaining and Distribution in Marriage,” Fall Sims, Christopher A., “Macroeconomics and 1996, 10:4, 139-58. Methodology,’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 105-20. *Poppen, PaulJ. ,A nthony M. Yezer, and Rob- *Skinner, Jonathan S., and R. Glenn Hubbard, ert S. Goldfarb, ‘‘Does Studying Economics Dis- “Assessing the Effectiveness of Saving Incen- courage Cooperation? Watch What We Do, Not tives,” Fall 1996, 10:4, 73-90. What We Say or How We Play,” Winter 1996, *Smallwood, David, Pamela Allen Dunn, Bet- 10:1, 177-86. sey A. Kuhn, Kenneth Hanson, Jim Blaylock, and Poterba, James M., Steven F. Venti, and David Stephen Vogel, ‘Policy Watch: The Food Stamp A. Wise, ‘‘How Retirement Saving Programs In- Program and Welfare Reform,” Spring 1996, crease Saving,’’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 91-112. 10:2, 189-98. *Prescott, Edward C., and Finn E. Kyland, Spulber, Daniel F., ‘‘Market Microstructure “The Computational Experiment: An Econo- and Intermediation,” Summer 1996, 10:3, 135- metric Tool,” Winter 1996, 10:1, 69-85. 52. *Rabin, Matthew, and joseph Farrell, ‘‘Cheap *Stafford, Frank P., Charles Brown, and Greg Talk,”’ Summer 1996, 10:3, 103-18. J. Duncan, *‘Data Watch: The Panel Study of In- Rapaczynski, Andrzej, ‘“The Roles of the State come Dynamics,”’ Spring 1996, 10:2, 155-68. and the Market in Establishing Property Rights,” Stein, Herbert, ‘‘A Successful Accident: Rec- Spring 1996, 10:2, 87-103. ollections and Speculations about the CEA,” *ReDengnisa T.n, Ro,bert H. Franankd ,Tho - Summer 1996, 10:3, 3-21. mas D. Gilovich, ‘‘Do Economists Make Bad Cit- *Végh, Carlos A., Stanley Fischer, and Ratna izens?,”’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 187-92. Sahay, “Stabilization and Growth in Transition Economies: The Early Experience,”’ Spring 1996, *Reinhart, Carmen M., Guillermo A. Calvo, 10:2, 45-66. and Leonardo Leiderman, ‘‘Inflows of Capital to *Venti, Steven F., James M. Poterba, and Da- Developing Countries in the 1990s,” Spring vid A. Wise, ‘‘How Retirement Saving Programs 1996, 10:2, 123-39. Increase Saving,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 91-112. Saffran, Bernard, ‘*Recommendations for Fur- Viscusi, W. Kip, “‘Economic Foundations of ther Reading,”’ Winter 1996, 10:1, 205-12. the Current Regulatory Reform Efforts,’ Sum- Saffran, Bernard, ‘‘Recommendations for Fur- mer 1996, 10:3, 119-34. ther Reading,’ Spring 1996, 10:2, 199-206. *Vogel, Stephen, Jim Blaylock, Kenneth Han- Saffran, Bernard, ‘‘Recommendations for Fur- son, David Smallwood, Pamela Allen Dunn, and ther Reading,”’ Summer 1996, 10:3, 181-88. BetseyA . Kuhn, *‘Policy Watch: The Food Stamp Saffran, Bernard, *‘Recommendations for Fur- Program and Welfare Reform,” Spring 1996, ther Reading,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 195-200. 10:2, 189-98. *Sahay, Ratna, Stanley Fischer, and Carlos A. *Wise, David A., Steven F. Venti, and James M. Végh, ‘Stabilization and Growth in Transition Poterba, ‘‘How Retirement Saving Programs In- Economies: The Early Experience,” Spring 1996, crease Saving,” Fall 1996, 10:4, 91-112. 10:2, 45-66. Yezer, Anthony M., Robert S. Goldfarb, and *Scholz, John Karl, Eric M. Engen, and William PaulJ .P oppen, ‘Does Studying Economics Dis- G. Gale, ‘“The Illusory Effects of Saving Incen- courage Cooperation? Watch What We Do, Not tives on Saving,”’ Fall 1996, 10:4, 113-38. What We Say or How We Play,”’ Winter 1996, Schultze, Charles L., ‘““The CEA: An Inside 10:1, 177-86. Voice for Mainstream Economics,” Summer Young, H. Peyton, ‘““The Economics of Con- 1996, 10:3, 23-39. vention,”’ Spring 1996, 10:2, 105-22.