Wassily Leontief | The New York Review of Books

What Hope for the Economy?

August 12, 1982 issue

The Situation Is Desperate But Not Critical

North-South, A Program for Survival Development Issues Under the Chairmanship of Willy Brandt

The Report of the Independent Commission on International

Rich and Poor Nations in the World Economy

by Albert Fishlow and Carlos S. Diaz-Alejandro and Roger D. Hansen and Richard R. Fagen

December 4, 1980 issue

The Limits of Economics

Between Capitalism and Socialism: Essays in Political Economics

by Robert L. Heilbroner

July 20, 1972 issue

George McGovern: On Taxing & Redistributing Income

May 4, 1972 issue

The Trouble with Cuban Socialism

January 7, 1971 issue

Pollution Crusade

September 24, 1970 issue

Mysterious Japan: A Diary

Fifteen years ago, the Bay of Tokyo supported a fishing fleet and contained several profitable oyster beds. First the oysters disappeared, then the fish, the fishing fleet, and finally even the sea gulls.

June 4, 1970 issue

Letter

Allen M. Moore

Pollution Crusade

September 24, 1970 issue

Notes on a Visit to Cuba

August 21, 1969 issue

Letter

Estelle Leontief

Travel to Cuba

September 11, 1969 issue

Letter

Joel C. Edelstein

Travel to Cuba

September 11, 1969 issue

Bigger or Better?

Perspectives on Economic Growth

edited by Walter Heller

October 10, 1968 issue

Primer for the Great Society

Technology and the American Economy: Report of the National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic Progress

December 15, 1966 issue