2 J.L. & Econ. [i] (1959)

handle is hein.journals/jlecono2 and id is 1 raw text is: The Journal of LAW ECONOM ICS VOLUME II OCTOBER 1959 The Federal Communications Commission By R. H. CASE ........ ................. 1 Water Law and Private Decision-making: A Critique By J. W. MILLIMAN ...... ................ 41 The British Restrictive Trade Practices Act of 1956 By S. R. DENNISON ..... ................ 64 Do Unions Cause Inflation? By ALBERT REES ..... ................. 84 Real Wages in the North during the Civil War: Mitchell's Data Reinterpreted By REUBEN A. KESSEL and ARMEN A. ALCmAN . ........ 95 Capitalist Ethics-Tough or Soft? By JACK IRSHLEIFER .......... . . ............. 114 The Sumptuary Manifesto By THE SECRETARY ....... ................. 120 Positive Economics, Welfare Economics, and Political Economy By JAMES M. BUCHANAN ..... ............... 124 Economic Policy in the Poor Countries By SIMON ROTTENBERG ...... ............... 139 The Structure and Growth of Soviet Industry: A Comparison with the United States By G. WARREN NUTTER ...... ............... 147 The Supreme Court and the Decline of State Power By ROGER C. CRAMTON ..... ............... 175 THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW SCHOOL

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