THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL

V01.70, No. 280, December 1960: J.R. Hicks, Linear theory. R. S. Sayers, Monetary thought and monetary policy in England. F. 11. Phelps Brown & M. 11. Browne, Distribution and productivity under inflation, 1947-57. K. Kajima, Capital accumulation and the course of industrialization, with special reference to Japan. L. B. Shaynin, Proportions of exchange. I. Adelman, Rusiness cycles - endogenous or stocastic? G. J. Ponsonby, Earnings on railway capital. A. Quayum, Theory of income generation and economic growth.

V01.71, No. 281, March 1961: M. Frankel, Producer goods, consumer goods and acceleration of growth. 11. T.Oshima, Consumer asset formation and the future of capitalism. J. T. Caff, A generalization of the multiplier-accelerator model. D. Hamberg & C. L. Schultze, Autonomous versus induced investment: The interrelatedness of parameters in growth models. N. Labia, Price velocity and dynamics. R. Turuey, Some economic features of the London cab trade. W. Rosenberg, Capital imports and growth - The case of New Zealand - Foreign investment in New Zealand, 1840-1958. E. B.Butler, Auction prices: Estimated and realised. G. R. Fisher, Some factors influencing share prices.

V01.71, No. 282, June 1961: G. L. S. Shackle, Recent theories concerning the nature and role of interest. A. Smithies, Rising expectations and economic development. P.Kilby, African labour productivity reconsidered. C. Kennedy, Technical progress and investment. Sir R. Harrod, The »Neutrality« of improvements. W. Fellner, Two propositions in the

theory of induced innovations. D. W. Jorgenson, The development of a dual economy. R. R. Nelson, A note on stability and the behaviour assumptions of Harrod-type models. M. F. G. Scott, A tax on price increases? C. H. Feinstein, Income and investment in the United Kingdom, 1856-1914. KB-HB-Å-Sia.

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