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THE BIBLIOGRAPHY WAS ORIGINALLY COMPILED BY JOHNSON'S VARIOUS SECRETARIES, ESPECIALLY PATRICIA HUME. MY WORK INVOLVED CHECKING THE ITEMS FOR ACCURACY BY GOING BACK TO ORIGINAL SOURCES WHERE POSSIBLE, INSERTING ANY ITEMS THAT WERE LEFT OUT (JOHNSON DID NOT LIST MANY REPRINTS OF HIS ARTICLES, QUITE A FEW OF WHICH I FOUND BY ACCIDENT), AND ARRANGING THE ENTIRE LIST CHRONOLOGICALLY. THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY CANNOT BE CONSIDERED "COMPLETE"; THE DIVERSITY OF SUBJECT MATTER (AS WELL AS THE NUMBER OF OBSCURE FOREIGN SOURCES) RENDERS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE THE TASK OF CHECKING ALL POSSIBILITIES. E.J. BELTON, OF LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY IN THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO, COMPILED ANOTHER BIBLIOGRAPHY BASED MORE HEAVILY ON JOHNSON'S ORIGINAL LIST.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- 1. Assumptions and Introductory Concepts -- 2. Production, Distribution and General Equilibrium -- 3. Exogenous Change in a Closed Economy -- 4. Policy-Induced Change in a Closed Economy -- 5. The Theory of Public Goods -- 6. The Theory of International Trade -- 7. The Theory of Tariffs -- 8. The Theory of Distortions -- 9. Exogenous Change in an Open Economy -- 10. The Theory of Economic Growth -- References -- Index