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face is the only one we see. B O O K S I N R E V I E W The slugging Dempsey, who was champion throughout the 1920s and had a stature on par with Babe Ruth, had lost his title to Tunney the...

Where's the Stock Market? (May 2002)

"Where's the Stock Market?" BY ALAN REYNOLDS tax day, Dow stocks had gone nowhere all year and the 100 biggest NASDAQ stocks were down 14 percent.A surge in industrial production confirms the...

Settling for More (November 2001)

SETTLING FOR MORE BY ALAN REYNOLDS A ntitrust works like any other regulatory bureaucracy. Business interests lobby to thwart their rivals. Key members of congressional committees shake down...

The Recession Spectator (February 2001)

THE RECESSIONSPECTATOR by Alan Reynolds We've Been Here Before How the current "slowdown" compares to 1990. How would we know whether or not the economy is in or near a recession? Consensus...

Antitrust for Dummies (November 2000)

~ he good news about the Microsoft case is that it is no longer in the hands of one Thomas Penfield Jackson. Jackson, you may recall, is the federal judge in Washington, D.C., who ruled...

Is Supply-Side Economics Dead? A Symposium (November 1983)

IS SUPPLY-SIDE ECONOMICS DEAD? A Symposium. As tout le monde must know by now, I like Ronald Reagan. Anyone who can remain debonair while a bullet burns beside his heart is American Spectator...

The Matter with Reaganomics (March 1982)

Alan Reynolds THE MATTER WITH REAGANOMICS Will it meet the supply-side standard? Those who would blame our economic problems on last year's policy changes face a difficult task. They must...

The Economics of Campaign Reform (May 1977)

Sam Kazman & Alan Reynolds The Economics of Campaign Reform l~rill the new election laws put an end to influenoe-peddling or merely Mmnge its forms? The Federal Election Campaign Acts of 1974...

Depressing Stimulants (April 1977)

Alan Reynolds Depressing Stimulants A pessimistic look at Carter's economic policy. The Carter Administration is proposing to stimulate the economy with a tax rebate and an enormous budget...

Government Can't Create Jobs (February 1976)

Alan Reynolds Government Can't Create Jobs Few government policies enjoy such wide support as does the idea of alleviating unemployment in the private economy by creating public service jobs. Some...

Should Oil Be Profitable? (May 1974)

The AL TERNA TIVE Est. 1924 Alan Reynolds Should .Oil Be Profitable? It is no excuse for presumptuous ignorance that it is directed by insolent passion. --Edmund Burke (1777) You ALREADY know...

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Pornography (March 1974)

"Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Pornography" But Feldstein offers yet another reason: the problem isn't that jobs aren't there; rather, the problem is that people won't take them. In short, the idea of the...

Energy Economics (February 1974)

illustration: "In striking down capital punishment, this Court does not malign our system of government---on the contrary, it pays homage to it. In recognizing the humanity of our fellow...

Deficits, Controls, and Unflation (December 1972)

Alan Reynolds: Deficits, Controls, and Unflation ''The policy proposals that are being made in theU S. today are all a reflection of the ideas of the late 1930s" - Milton Friedman "Faced with...

McGovern's Muddled Economics (October 1972)

Alan Reynolds McGovern's Muddled Economics This article was prepared prior to Mc-Governs August 29th revised revision of his economic program. Today's version replaces the $43 billion in income...

Reynolds, Michae F.

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