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The backbending supply curve of labour - an example of doctrinalretrogression?, James M. Buchanan; bimetallism - theory and controversy inperspective, Chau-nan Chen; the teaching of business cycles in 1905-1906 -insight into the development of macroeconomic theory, Warren J. Samuels; anote on the historical development of the economic law of market areas,Robert F. Hebert; the backbending supply curve of labour - comment onBuchanan - with his reply, Axel Leijonhufvud; the methodological conversionof John Bates Clark, Joel Jalladeau; Clark Warburton - pioneer monetarist,Michael D. Bordo and Anna J. Schwartz; Clark Warburton and the development ofmonetarism since the great depression, Thomas F. Cargill; economiccalculation under socialism the Austrian contribution, Karen I. Vaughn;hotelling's economics of exhaustible resources - 50 years later, ShantayananDevarajan and Anthony C. Fisher; Clark Warburton, 1896-1979, Leland B.Yeager; the transformation of John Bates Clark - an essay in interpretation,John F. Henry; did the theory of market socialism answer the challenge toLudwig von Mises? - a reinterpretation of the Socialist controversy, PeterMurrell; John Bates Clark and the marginal product - an historical inquiryinto the origins of value-free economic theory, John F. Henry; Robbins'sessay in retrospect - on subjectivism and an "Economics of Choice", MarkAddleson; recent work on business cycles in historical perspective - a reviewof theories and evidence, Victor Zarnowitz; behavioural elements in thetheory of the firm - an historical perspective, Warren S. Gramm.