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Fall 2012

Vol. 32 No. 3

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William A. Niskanen on alternative economic futures for Europe; Dwight R. Lee on the fiscal irresponsibility of Keynesianism; Deepak Lal on whether the Washington consensus is dead; and more...

Articles

Editor’s Note: A Tribute to William A. Niskanen

By James A. Dorn

Alternative Political and Economic Futures for Europe

By William A. Niskanen

The Keynesian Path to Fiscal Irresponsibility

By Dwight R. Lee

Is the Washington Consensus Dead?

By Deepak Lal

Asset Bubbles and Supply Failures: Where Are the Qualified Sellers?

By Bruce K. Gouldey and Clifford F. Thies

Decisionmaking, Risk, and Uncertainty: An Analysis of Climate Change Policy

By Kruti Dholakia-Lehenbauer and Euel W. Elliott

School Choice and Achievement: The Ohio Charter School Experience

By Nathan L. Gray

The New Monetary Economics Revisited

By David Cronin

Starving the Beast Revisited

By Masoud Moghaddam

The Behavior of the Labor Market between Schechter (1935) and Jones & Laughlin (1937)

By Todd C. Neumann, Jason E. Taylor, and Jerry L. Taylor

The Scope of Government in a Free Society

By James A. Dorn

Book Reviews

The Money Trap: Escaping the Grip of Global Finance by Robert Pringle

By Judy Shelton

The Partnership: Five Cold Warriors and the Quest to Ban the Bomb by Philip Taubman

By Matt Fay

Stochastic Optimal Control and the U.S. Financial Debt Crisis by Jerome L. Stein

By Jerome L. Stein

Sustaining China’s Economic Growth after the Global Financial Crisis by Nicholas R. Lardy

By James A. Dorn

Warfare State: World War II Americans and the Age of Big Government by James T. Sparrow

By Charles Zakaib

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