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Volume 12 Number 2, Fall 1992
Articles
Anton D. Lowenberg
A Post-Apartheid Constitution for South Africa: Lessons from Public Choice
(PDF, 23 pp., 941 Kb)
Peter J. Hill
Environmental Problems under Socialism
(PDF, 17 pp., 591 Kb)
Marilyn R. Flowers
The Political Economy of Mandated Spending
(PDF, 11 pp., 428 Kb)
Kenneth W. Costello and David Haarmeyer
Reforming the Bonneville Power Administration
(PDF, 23 pp., 935 Kb)
Gary M. Anderson and Robert U. Tollison
Morality and Monopoly: The Constitutional Political Economy of Religious Rules
(PDF, 20 pp., 802 Kb)
Daniel B. Klein and Jason Richner
In Defense of the Credit Bureau
(PDF, 20 pp., 763 Kb)
David E. Dowall
Benefits of Minimal Land-Use Regulations in Developing Countries
(PDF, 11 pp., 390 Kb)
Jean-Luc Migue
Trade Barriers in the Theory of Instrument Choice
(PDF, 17 pp., 645 Kb)
Clark Wiseman
Government and Recycling: Are We Promoting Waste?
(PDF, 18 pp., 686 Kb)
Svetozar Pejovich
Why Has the Labor-Managed Firm Failed?
(PDF, 13 pp., 476 Kb)
W. William Woolsey
The Search for Macroeconomic Stability: Comment on Sumner
(PDF, 11 pp., 423 Kb)
Scott Sumner
Index Future Convertibility: Reply to Woolsey
(PDF, 6 pp., 221 Kb)
Peter A. Schulkin
A Tough Pump to Prime
(PDF, 8 pp., 271 Kb)
Book Reviews
Generational Accounting; Knowing Who Pays, and When, for What We Spend
Laurence J. Kotlikoff
Reviewed by William A. Niskanen
(PDF, 3 pp., 129 Kb)
The Development Frontier; Essays in Applied Economics
Peter Bauer
Reviewed by Simon Rottenberg
(PDF, 2 pp., 89 Kb)
Constitutional Environments and Economic Growth
Gerald W. Scully
Reviewed by Paul H. Rubin
(PDF, 3 pp., 105 Kb)
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