THE REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES

Vol. 27 (2), No. 73, February 1060: P. Newman, Complete ordering and revealed preference. L. L. Pasinnetti, A mathematical formulation of the Ricardian system. B. Thalberg, The market for investment goods. An analysis where lime of delivery enters explicitly. H. Atsumi, Mr. Kaldor's theory of income distribution. ./. Tobin, Towards a general Kaldorian theory of distribution. N. Kaldor, A rejoinder to Mr. Atsumi and Professor Tobin. //. Mijint, The demand approach, to economic development. R. D. Theocharis, On the stability of the Cournot solution on the oligopoly problem. //. J. Jaksch, A regular input-output model with decrasing marginal returns.

Vol. 27 (3), No. 74, June I960: L. L. Johnson, The theory of hedging and speculation in commodity futures. M. K. Richter, Cardinal utility, portfolio selection and taxation. R. Findlay, Economic growth and the distributive shares. N. Kaldor, A rejoinder to Mr. Findlay. H. Uzawa, Walra's tatonnement in the theory of exchange. M. Morishima, On the three Hicksian laws of comparative statics. P. Newman, A supplementary note on complete ordering and revealed preference. C. L. Llogd, The equivalence of the liquitidy preference and loanable funds theories and the new sockflow analysis. G. C. Archibald, Testing marginal productivity theory.

Vol. 27 (3), No. 74, June 1960: L. L. Johnson, The theory of hedging and speculation in commodity futures. M. K. Richter, Cardinal utility, portfolio selection and taxation. R. Findlay, Economic growth and the distributive shares. N. Kaldor, A rejoinder to Mr. Findlay. H. Uzawa, Walras' atonnement in the theory of exchange. M. Morishima, On the three Hicksian laws of comparative statics. P. Newman, A supplementary note on complete ordering and revealed preference. C. L. Lloyd, The quivalence of the liquidity preference and loanable funds theories and the new stock-

flow analysis. G. C. Archibald, Testing marginal productivity theory.

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