Front Matter

(pp. 1-2)

Editor's Introduction

Reflections on Economics at the Turn of the Millennium

Alan B. Krueger, J. Bradford De Long and Timothy Taylor

(pp. 3-5)

Symposium: Looking Backward at Economics and the Economy

The Worldwide Standard of Living since 1800

Richard A. Easterlin

(pp. 7-26)

What the Change of System from Socialism to Capitalism Does and Does Not Mean

Jànos Kornai

(pp. 27-42)

Antitrust Policy: A Century of Economic and Legal Thinking

William E. Kovacic and Carl Shapiro

(pp. 43-60)

American Government Finance in the Long Run: 1790 to 1990

John Joseph Wallis

(pp. 61-82)

The Triumph of Monetarism?

J. Bradford De Long

(pp. 83-94)

The Neoclassical Advent: American Economics at the Dawn of the 20th Century

Joseph Persky

(pp. 95-108)

Symposium: Forecasts for the Future of Economics

Teaching Economics in the 21st Century

William E. Becker

(pp. 109-119)

New Millennium Economics: How Did It Get This Way, and What Way Is It?

David Colander

(pp. 121-132)

From Homo Economicus to Homo Sapiens

Richard H. Thaler

(pp. 133-141)

The Future of Microeconomic Theory

Beth Allen

(pp. 143-150)

Toward a Macroeconomics of the Medium Run

Robert M. Solow

(pp. 151-158)

Some Macroeconomics for the 21st Century

Robert E. Lucas

(pp. 159-168)

Symposium: Forecasts for the Future of the Economy

Can America Stay on Top?

Paul Krugman

(pp. 169-175)

How Far Will International Economic Integration Go?

Dani Rodrik

(pp. 177-186)

Anti-Poverty Policy for Families in the Next Century: From Welfare to Work--and Worries

David T. Ellwood

(pp. 187-198)

Environmental Problems and Policy: 2000-2050

Paul R. Portney

(pp. 199-206)

Worker Protection Policies in the New Century

Bernard E. Anderson

(pp. 207-214)

Features

Recommendations for Further Reading

Bernard Saffran

(pp. 215-222)

Correspondence

Richard C. Leone, Bernard Wasow, Earl L. Grinols, David Mustard, William R. Eadington, William Walter Brown and Christina D. Romer

(pp. 223-228)

Journal of Economic Perspectives

Vol. 14 No. 1 Winter 2000

Find articles in this issue

Front Matter

(pp. 1-2)

Reflections on Economics at the Turn of the Millennium

Alan B. Krueger, J. Bradford De Long and Timothy Taylor

(pp. 3-5)

The Worldwide Standard of Living since 1800

Richard A. Easterlin

(pp. 7-26)

What the Change of System from Socialism to Capitalism Does and Does Not Mean

Jànos Kornai

(pp. 27-42)

Antitrust Policy: A Century of Economic and Legal Thinking

William E. Kovacic and Carl Shapiro

(pp. 43-60)

American Government Finance in the Long Run: 1790 to 1990

John Joseph Wallis

(pp. 61-82)

The Triumph of Monetarism?

J. Bradford De Long

(pp. 83-94)

The Neoclassical Advent: American Economics at the Dawn of the 20th Century

Joseph Persky

(pp. 95-108)

Teaching Economics in the 21st Century

William E. Becker

(pp. 109-119)

New Millennium Economics: How Did It Get This Way, and What Way Is It?

David Colander

(pp. 121-132)

From Homo Economicus to Homo Sapiens

Richard H. Thaler

(pp. 133-141)

The Future of Microeconomic Theory

Beth Allen

(pp. 143-150)

Toward a Macroeconomics of the Medium Run

Robert M. Solow

(pp. 151-158)

Some Macroeconomics for the 21st Century

Robert E. Lucas

(pp. 159-168)

Can America Stay on Top?

Paul Krugman

(pp. 169-175)

How Far Will International Economic Integration Go?

Dani Rodrik

(pp. 177-186)

Anti-Poverty Policy for Families in the Next Century: From Welfare to Work--and Worries

David T. Ellwood

(pp. 187-198)

Environmental Problems and Policy: 2000-2050

Paul R. Portney

(pp. 199-206)

Worker Protection Policies in the New Century

Bernard E. Anderson

(pp. 207-214)

Recommendations for Further Reading

Bernard Saffran

(pp. 215-222)

Correspondence

Richard C. Leone, Bernard Wasow, Earl L. Grinols, David Mustard, William R. Eadington, William Walter Brown and Christina D. Romer

(pp. 223-228)

Notes

(pp. 229-232)

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Journal of Economic Perspectives

Vol. 14 No. 1 Winter 2000

Find articles in this issue

Front Matter (pp. 1-2)

Reflections on Economics at the Turn of the Millennium Alan B. Krueger, J. Bradford De Long and Timothy Taylor (pp. 3-5)

The Worldwide Standard of Living since 1800 Richard A. Easterlin (pp. 7-26)

What the Change of System from Socialism to Capitalism Does and Does Not Mean Jànos Kornai (pp. 27-42)

Antitrust Policy: A Century of Economic and Legal Thinking William E. Kovacic and Carl Shapiro (pp. 43-60)

American Government Finance in the Long Run: 1790 to 1990 John Joseph Wallis (pp. 61-82)

The Triumph of Monetarism? J. Bradford De Long (pp. 83-94)

The Neoclassical Advent: American Economics at the Dawn of the 20th Century Joseph Persky (pp. 95-108)

Teaching Economics in the 21st Century William E. Becker (pp. 109-119)

New Millennium Economics: How Did It Get This Way, and What Way Is It? David Colander (pp. 121-132)

From Homo Economicus to Homo Sapiens Richard H. Thaler (pp. 133-141)

The Future of Microeconomic Theory Beth Allen (pp. 143-150)

Toward a Macroeconomics of the Medium Run Robert M. Solow (pp. 151-158)

Some Macroeconomics for the 21st Century Robert E. Lucas (pp. 159-168)

Can America Stay on Top? Paul Krugman (pp. 169-175)

How Far Will International Economic Integration Go? Dani Rodrik (pp. 177-186)

Anti-Poverty Policy for Families in the Next Century: From Welfare to Work--and Worries David T. Ellwood (pp. 187-198)

Environmental Problems and Policy: 2000-2050 Paul R. Portney (pp. 199-206)

Worker Protection Policies in the New Century Bernard E. Anderson (pp. 207-214)

Recommendations for Further Reading Bernard Saffran (pp. 215-222)

Correspondence Richard C. Leone, Bernard Wasow, Earl L. Grinols, David Mustard, William R. Eadington, William Walter Brown and Christina D. Romer (pp. 223-228)

Notes (pp. 229-232)

Front Matter

(pp. 1-2)

Reflections on Economics at the Turn of the Millennium

Alan B. Krueger, J. Bradford De Long and Timothy Taylor

(pp. 3-5)

The Worldwide Standard of Living since 1800

Richard A. Easterlin

(pp. 7-26)

What the Change of System from Socialism to Capitalism Does and Does Not Mean

Jànos Kornai

(pp. 27-42)

Antitrust Policy: A Century of Economic and Legal Thinking

William E. Kovacic and Carl Shapiro

(pp. 43-60)

American Government Finance in the Long Run: 1790 to 1990

John Joseph Wallis

(pp. 61-82)

The Triumph of Monetarism?

J. Bradford De Long

(pp. 83-94)

The Neoclassical Advent: American Economics at the Dawn of the 20th Century

Joseph Persky

(pp. 95-108)

Teaching Economics in the 21st Century

William E. Becker

(pp. 109-119)

New Millennium Economics: How Did It Get This Way, and What Way Is It?

David Colander

(pp. 121-132)

From Homo Economicus to Homo Sapiens

Richard H. Thaler

(pp. 133-141)

The Future of Microeconomic Theory

Beth Allen

(pp. 143-150)

Toward a Macroeconomics of the Medium Run

Robert M. Solow

(pp. 151-158)

Some Macroeconomics for the 21st Century

Robert E. Lucas

(pp. 159-168)

Can America Stay on Top?

Paul Krugman

(pp. 169-175)

How Far Will International Economic Integration Go?

Dani Rodrik

(pp. 177-186)

Anti-Poverty Policy for Families in the Next Century: From Welfare to Work--and Worries

David T. Ellwood

(pp. 187-198)

Environmental Problems and Policy: 2000-2050

Paul R. Portney

(pp. 199-206)

Worker Protection Policies in the New Century

Bernard E. Anderson

(pp. 207-214)

Recommendations for Further Reading

Bernard Saffran

(pp. 215-222)

Correspondence

Richard C. Leone, Bernard Wasow, Earl L. Grinols, David Mustard, William R. Eadington, William Walter Brown and Christina D. Romer

(pp. 223-228)

Notes

(pp. 229-232)