Weidenbaum, Murray L.
Books
- Reagan and the economy
- American manufacturing in a global market
- The dynamic American firm
- Public policy toward corporate takeovers
- The Dynamic American Firm
- Business and government in the global marketplace
- Learning to compete
- Defense Budget
- Toward a more open trade policy
- Supplement
- The Value-added tax
- Arms and the American economy: a domestic convergence hypothesis
- The competition of ideas
- The Federal budget for 1973
- Federal expenditure priorities
- Government spending: process and measurement
- Innovations in state and local government finance
- Subsidies in Federal credit programs
- Economic impact of the Vietnam war
- Two revolutions in economic policy
- An agnostic examination of the case for action on global warming
- Competition in high technology government markets
- The economics of peacetime defense
- Government credit subsidies for energy development
- A government-wide program budget
- The forgotten consumer
- The modern public sector
- Congress and the Federal budget: Federal budgeting
- The allure of value-added taxes
- The bamboo network
- The cost of Federal regulation of economic activity
- Federal budgeting
- Matching needs and resources
- Responding to corporate takeovers
- Federal budgeting
- Peace in Vietnam
- The changing economic role of defense
- The costs of government regulation of business
- The Federal budget and the outlook for defense spending
- Looking for Common Ground on U.S. Trade Policy (Csis Report)
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