August

Money and the Market Paul L. Poirot 464 The market origin of money and its vital importance for business accounting and management. The Forgotten Man William Graham Sumner 470 Builders of Utopia always seem to forget to provide for the one who pays. Protectedto Death Henry Hazlitt 481 A government that kills off the producers is hardly protecting consumers. The Best Audience Is One! Leonard E. Read 483 Reasons why the scatter-gun is harmful rather than helpful in the promotion of ideas on liberty. Tariff War, LibertarianStyle Gary North 488 He who strikes the second blow starts the fight: why it's better to trade goods than to trade blows. Educationin America: 11. Creativity George Charles Roche III 497 Concerning the individual nature of the creative process and how it is thwarted by institutionalized conformity. The ConsequencesAre Absolute June I. Ward 504 Man faces many choices, but the consequence of each is fixed and immutable.

Book Reviews 507 "Frederic Bastiat: Ideas and Influence" by Dean Russell "The Economy of Cities" by Jane Jacobs "Free Speech and Plain Language" and , "The Book of Journeyman," both by Albert Jay Nock Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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