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Journal of Economics&#13;
Published for the Cambridge Political Economy Society by Academic Press&#13;
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Publication Quarterly, March-December&#13;
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Subscription Volume 3, 1979 £12.50 (UK) S33.50 (overseas) Prices include postage&#13;
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Jo Bradley (Managing Editor) Francis Cripps John Eatwell Mario Nuti Suzy Paine Ajit Singh Roger Tarling John Wells Frank Wilkinson&#13;
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The Journal publishes theoretical and applied articles on major contemporary issues, with strong emphasis on the provision and use of empirical evidence and the formulation of economic policies. In this it differs from most existing journals, devoted as they are to a sterile body of theory divorced from practical questions. The editors break with conventional practice by including a regular commentary on current affairs. There are also review articles and commissioned articles on subjects of importance.&#13;
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Richard Kahn: Malinvaud on Keynes Bob Jessop: Recent theories of the capitalist state Roger Tarling and Frank Wilkinson: The Social Contract: post-war incomes policies and their inflationary impact Stanislaw Gomulka: Growth and the import of technology: Poland 1971-1980 Jill Rubery: Structured labour markets, worker organisation and low pay Robert Brenner: Dobb on the transition from feudalism to capitalism Anwar Shaikh: Political economy and capitalism: notes on Dobb's theory of crisis Pierangelo Garegnani: Notes on consumption, investment and effective demand Francis Cripps and Wynne Godley: Control of imports as a means to full employment: the U.K. case&#13;
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London New York San Francisco A Subsidiary of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Publishers&#13;
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24-28 Oval Road, London NW1, England 111 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10003, USA Australian Office: PO Box 300, North _Ryde, NSW2113&#13;
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