Volume 25, December 1991

Instrumental valuation indicators for natural resources and ecosystems, F Gregory Hayden, p. 917-35
The meaning of anthropology for economic science: a case for intellectual reciprocity, David Hamilton, p. 937-49
Saving, profits, and speculation in capitalist economies, L Randall Wray, p. 951-75
Capital goods production and technological learning: the case of Mexico, Dilmus D James, p. 977-91
Of economic paradigms, puzzles, problems, and policies; or, is the economy too important to be entrusted to the economists?, Edythe S Miller, p. 993-1004
The institutional conditions for technological change: fiber to the home (telephone and cable TV industries), Robert Loube, p. 1005-15
Public assistance and antipoverty programs or why haven't means-tested programs been more successful at reducing poverty?, Emily M Northrop, p. 1017-27
Valuation as discourse and process: or, how we got out of a methodological quagmire on our way to purposeful institutional analysis (land reclamation project in Bolivia), William T Waller Jr and Linda R Robertson, p. 1029-48
Another look at the problem of rent seeking, Steven G Medema, p. 1049-65
Humane drain: environmental, institutional-systems impact on formation and use of the human resource, Warren S Gramm, p. 1067-87
An institutionalist look at postmodernism, Doug Brown, p. 1089-1104
A productive systems analysis of the 1983 Phelps Dodge strike, Ruth A Bandzak, p. 1105-25
J. Fagg Foster on the equational theory of justice (excerpts from lectures at Univ. of Denver), p. 1155-60
Who saves? The rich, the penniless and everyone else, Walter C Neale, p. 1160-6
Changing economic order (European integration and Eastern Europe's private sector reforms), John Groenewegen, Wicher Schreuders and Paridon Cees Van, p. 1169-76

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