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.......... p. 155 '" For Junior Achievers, Tom Rose points up some of the basic principles and challenges of business life that may be helpful to businessmen of all ages p. 158 '" Bad enough that individuals some times act irresponsibly on their own, thinks Professor Carson, but alas to the society that adopts the welfare formula of organized irresponsibility! ......... p. 164 '" Perhaps no one is better able than Harold Fleming to draw from the com plexities of the pricing of gasoline the true miracle of the market that it is .......... p. 175 '" Professor Walter Gellhorn's When Americans Complain arouses a note of protest from John Chamberlain. .......... p. 185 .'" For somewhat different approaches to the same thing, see Ayn Rand's Capitalism: the Unknown Ideal re viewed by Elizabeth Gillett (p. 189) and Irving Howard's The Christian Al ternative to Socialism reviewed by Norman Ream p. 190 "" And now from his reviewer's chair, George Roche commends Our Western Heritage and The. Scriptural Standard in Economics and Government, both by Edward Coleson p. 191 Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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