1. A tribute to W.H. Hutt

   • Morgan O. Reynolds

   In Memory Pages: xi - xiii

2. The Austrian theory of the business cycle in the light of modern macroeconomics

   • Roger W. Garrison

   Articles Pages: 3 - 29

3. A subjectivist perspective on the economics of crime

   • Samuel Cameron

   Articles Pages: 31 - 43

4. The hermeneutical invasion of philosophy and economics

   • Murray N. Rothbard

   Articles Pages: 45 - 59

5. Antitrust reform: Predatory practices and the competitive process

   • Dominick T. Armentano

   Articles Pages: 61 - 74

6. Why the U.S. economy is not depression-proof

   • Mark Skousen

   Articles Pages: 75 - 94

7. The efficient-markets hypothesis and entrepreneurship

   • E. C. Pasour Jr.

   Articles Pages: 95 - 107

8. Trade unions: The private use of coercive power

   • W. H. Hutt

   Articles Pages: 109 - 120

9. Mises on the evenly rotating economy

   • J. Patrick Gunning

   Notes and Replies Pages: 123 - 135

10. Subjective cost revisited

    • William Barnett II

    Notes and Replies Pages: 137 - 138

11. Reply to comment by William Barnett II

    • Leland B. Yeager

    Notes and Replies Pages: 139 - 140

12. Comment on Tullock's “Why Austrians are wrong about depressions”

    • Joseph T. Salerno

    Notes and Replies Pages: 141 - 145

13. Reply to comment by Joseph T. Salerno

    • Gordon Tullock

    Notes and Replies Pages: 147 - 149

14. Comment on professor Timberlake's squared rule for the equilibrium value for the marginal utility of money

    • William Barnett II

    Notes and Replies Pages: 151 - 157

15. Marginal utility equilibrium between money and goods: A reply to Professor Barnett's criticism

    • Richard H. Timberlake Jr.

    Notes and Replies Pages: 159 - 161

16. Professor Caldwell on Ludwig von Mises' methodology

    • J. Patrick Gunning

    Notes and Replies Pages: 163 - 176

17. In defense of extreme rationalism: Thoughts on Donald McCloskey's The Rhetoric of Economics

    • Hans-Hermann Hoppe

    Book Reviews Essays Pages: 179 - 214

18. A look at Subjectivism, Intelligibility and Economic Understanding: Essays in honor of Ludwig M. Lachmann on his Eightieth Birthday

    • Walter Block

    Book Reviews Essays Pages: 215 - 236

19. You'll find it inThe new palgrave

    • Mark Skousen

    Book Reviews Pages: 239 - 243

20. The origins of language: A review

    • David Gordon

    Book Reviews Pages: 245 - 251

21. The politics of hunger: A review

    • Ralph Raico

    Book Reviews Pages: 253 - 259

22. About the contributors

    Announcement Pages: 261 - 262

23. About the editors

    Announcement Pages: 263 - 264