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Windfall profits. 5: 286-290 See also Book reviews (Kooiman) ANOTHER case history of government failure (Siegan) 6: 362-364 ANTITRUST Competition, monopoly, and the role of government (Petro) 2:91-100 See also Competition ARE you concerned? (Blanco) 6: 334-337 B BACK door press control (Barger) 2: 106-113 BADHW AR, N eera What does America owe to the "Third World"? 10:585-591 BARGER, Melvin D. Back door press control. 2: 105-113 Socialism seeks its own level. 6: 356-361 See also Book reviews (Blumenfeld; Harrison) BASTIAT, Frederic Motive force of society, The. 4: 228-237 BELEAGUERED businessman, The (Gresham) 9: 536-544 BEST housing hope (Siegan) 4:221-223 BICENTENNIAL - spirit of Political freedom is not enough (Upton) 9: 549-559 Theme for the Bicentennial, A: the Founding Fathers' fear of power (Brownfeld) 10: 579-584 See also Freedom; U.S. history, etc. BLANCO, Ernesto E. Are you concerned? 6: 334-337 BLESSINGS of diversity, The (Read) 5: 295-297 BLINDNESS of macro-economics, The ( LaDow) 11: 643-651 BRADFORD, Ralph Enigma, The. 9: 564-572 On "using" the government. 1: 24-34 Our lives and goods. 2:74-79 What are you worried about? 8 :451-463 BRITISH booksellers learn to compete (Nelms) 11:674-679 BROWNFELD, Allan C.

False god of politics, The. 2: 101-104 Theme for the Bicentennial, A: the Founding Fathers' fear of power. 10: 579-584 See also Book reviews (Candlin; Dargo; Koerner; Kuehnelt-Leddihn; Machan) BUECHNER, M. Northrup Dog-eat-dog competition. 10: 614-626 BUILDING/construction/housing Another case history of a government failure (Siegan) 6: 362-364 Best housing hope (Siegan) 4: 221-223 Land use regulation - a tool of politics, not of planning (Siegan) 3: 138-141 Lower interest rates by law (Greaves) 12: 740-747 Public goods and fear of foreigners (North) 3:131-137 BUSINESS/corporate "responsibility" Beleaguered businessman, The (Gresham) 9: 536-544 Public interest of private enterprise, The (WHPeterson) 2: 82-87 See al80 Profits BUSINESS and its image (Watts) 7:393-408 BUSINESS of undermining business, The (Zupan) 8:490-494 BUTZ, Earl L. There's no such thing as a free lunch. 7: 431-435 c CANADA Welfare fifty years hence (Shumiatcher) 3:174-183 CAPITAL conservation (Speer) 3:142-151 CAPITALISM Makers or takers (Don way) 9: 532-535 Marx, Mises and socialism (Osterfeld) 10: 605-611 Price competition and expanding alternatives (North) 8 :467-476 Ugly market, The: why capitalism is hated, feared and despised (Kirzner) 12: 724-736 CAPIT ALISM and the wages of virtue (Donway) 12:719-723 CASTLES in the air (Read) 11:654-657 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CHARITY, private/voluntary Give thought how you give (Patrick) 6: 365-370 761 762 THE FREEMAN December Value and the welfare state (Summers) 11: 692-694 Welfare fifty years hence (Sh umia tcher) 3:174-183 What is philanthropy? (LaDow) 9:526-531 CHOICE or chains (Foley) 4:199-204 CITY /local government Another case history of a government failure (Siegan) 6: 362-364 "Free parking" - space not available (North) 1: 50-52 Impossible riddles (Siegan) 11: 668-669 Land use regulation-a tool of politics, not of planning (Siegan) 3:138-141 Public goods and fear of foreigners (North) 3: 131-137 Regulation helps the rich and harms the poor (Siegan) 10:612-613 Tales of three cities (Wilke) 12:748-752 COMMUNISM. See Russia; Socialism COMPETITION British booksellers learn to compete ( Nelms) 11: 674-679 Capitalism and the wages of virtue (Donway) 12:719-723 Dog-eat-dog competition (Buechner) 10: 614-626 Price competition (Buechner) 10: 614-626 Price competition and expanding alternatives (North) 8:467-476 COMPETITION: key to consumer dominance (Siegan) 5: 298-300 COMPETITION, monopoly and the role of government (Petro) 2:91-100 CONSERVATION, capital (Speer) 3: 142-151 CONSUMER sovereignty Competition: key to consumer dominance (Siegan) 5: 298-300 Economic calculation (Summers) 10: 602-604 Windfall profits (RGAnderson) 5: 286-290 See also Prices/pricing CONSUMERISM Do you want to live forever? (LaDow) 3: 155-162 Liberty vs. coercion: the burden of proof (Machan) 1: 35-38 "New" protectionism, The (Stevens) 11: 680-690 Voluntarist's role, The (Foley) 1:10-17 COONEY, Ronald F.

Individual and majority rule, The. 11: 661-667 CUBA Are you concerned? (Blanco) 6: 334-337 CURTISS, W. Marshall. See Book reviews (Trueblood) D DAVENPORT, John. See Book reviews (Chamberlain) DEMERS, R. W. From whence comes the wind. 2: 88-90 DEMOCRACY Individual and majority rule, The (Cooney) 11: 661-667 Political freedom is not enough (Upton) 9: 549-559 DIVERSITY, blessings of (Read) 5:295-297 DO you want to live forever? (LaDow) 3: 155-162 DOG-eat-dog competition (Buechner) 10: 614-626 DONWAY, Roger Capitalism and the wages of virtue. 12: 719-723 Makers or takers. 9: 532-535 Markets and morals. 4: 195-198 DOUGLAS, George H. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - some lessons for Americans. 12: 707-718 DRAFT, high cost of (McNown/Lee) 10: 627-631 E ECONOMIC calculation Marx, Mises and socialism (Osterfeld) 10: 605-611 Socialism seeks its own level (Barger) 6: 356-361 See also Prices/pricing ECONOMIC calculation (Summers) 10:602-604 ECONOMIC development/progress Great objective of a free people, The (Prochnow) 6: 338-340 Multinational corporation, The (MPeterson) 1: 18-23 What does America owe to the "Third World"? (Badhwar) 10:585-591 EDUCATION, schooling/public "It's for real" (WHPeterson) 11: 658-660 On "using" the government (Bradford) 1: 24-34 Why is liberalism endemic? (LaDow) 10: 595-601 ELLIS, George All different. 11: 691 ENERGY "crisis"

Alternative futures (Kizer) 8: 495-500 Are you concerned? (Blanco) 6: 334-337 Castles in the air (Read) 11: 654-657 FEO and the gas lines (Friedman) 5: 263-264 How not to cure an energy crisis (North) 2: 67-73 Made in Washington (Poirot) 5:267-269 Matter of self-responsibility, A (Poirot) 2: 118-122 "New" protectionism, The (Stevens) 11: 680-690 ENIGMA, The (Bradford) 9: 564-572 1974 INDEX 763 ENTREPRENEUR. See Capitalism: Consumer sovereignty; Profits ENVY jgreed/egalitarianism Puritan experiment with sumptuary legislation, The (North) 6:341-355 Ugly market, The: why capitalism is hated, feared and despised (Kirzner) 12: 724-736 What does America owe to the "Third World"? (Badhwar) 10:585-591 Why is liberalism endemic? (LaDow) 10:595-601 F FALSE god of politics, The (Brownfeld) 2: 101-104 FEO and the gas lines (Friedman) 5: 263-264 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr. Choice or chains. 4: 199-204 In quest of justice. 5: 301-310 "Speak for yourself, John" revisited.

9: 522-525 Voluntarist's role, The. 1: 10-17 See also Book reviews (Dietze) FOR the sake of the poor (Poirot) 7: 409-412 "FREE parking" - space not available (North) 1 :50-52 FREEDOM Motive force of society, The (Bastiat) 4: 228-237 Our lives and goods (Bradford) 2:74-79 What are you worried about? (Bradford) 8:451-463 FREEDOM of press/speech/thought Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - some lessons for Americans (Douglas) 12:707·718 Back door press control (Barger) 2: 105-113 Individual and majority rule, The (Cooney) 11: 661-667 FREEDOM'S bounty (Keyser) 9:560-563 FRIEDMAN, Milton FEO and the gas lines. 5: 263-264 FRIEDMAN, Milton - ideas of You cannot trust governments with your money (Hazlitt) 7:387-392 FROM whence comes the wind (Demers) 2: 88-90 FUTURE of the dollar, The (Hazlitt) 1:39-49 FYFE, David A. Inflation: harbinger of monetary upheaval. 6: 327-333 G GIVE thought how you give (Patrick) 6: 365-370 GOVERNMENT intervention/regulation I control Blindness of macro-economics, The ( LaDow) 11: 643-651 Business and its image (Watts) 7: .393-408 Do you want to live forever? (LaDow) 3: 155-162 Energy crisis, The: alternative futures ( Kizer) 8: 495-500 How not to cure an energy crisis (North) 2: 67-73 Lower interest rates by law (Greaves) 12:740-747 Made in Washington (Poirot) 5:267-269 "New" protectionism, The (Stevens) 11:680-690 Political freedom is not enough (Upton) 9: 549-559 "Social security" mirage, The-current production paramount (Paton) 3:167-171 "Speak for yourself, John" revisited ( Foley) 9: 522-525 Ugly market, The: why capitalism is hated, feared and despised (Kirzner) 12: 724-736 GOVERNMENT licensing Back door press control (Barger) 2: 105-113 Competition, monopoly, and the role of government (Petro) 2: 91-100 GOVERNMENT, nature/role of Competition, monopoly, and the role of government (Petro) 2:91-100 False god of politics, The (Brownfeld) 2: 101-104 Necessity of government, The (Kelley) 4: 243-248 Proper distrust, A (Wallis) 8:476-477 Our lives and goods (Bradford) 2: 74-79 GO VERNMENT spending On "using" the government (Bradford) 1: 24-34 There's no such thing as a free lunch (Butz) 7: 431-435 What is seen and what is not seen (Summers) 3:172-173 GREA T objective of a free people, The (Prochnow) 6: 338-340 GREAVES, Percy L., Jr.

Lower interest rates by law. 12:740-747 GRESHAM, Perry E. Beleaguered businessman, The. 9: 536-544 GROVE, Cecil V. Who owns the job? 11: 652-653 GUARNIERI, Robert L. Why gold is money. 10:592-594 GULLIBLE society, The (Paton) 1; 3-9 GULLIBILITY, reflections on (Read) 9: 545-548 H HAZLITT, Henry Future of the dollar, The. 1: 39-49 You cannot trust governments with your money, 7:387-392 See also Book reviews (Greaves; Hayek; Kirzner) HIGH cost of the draft, The (McNown/Lee) 10:627-631 HILLENDAHL, Wesley H. Inflation: by-product of ideologies in collision. 7: 413-425 764 THE FREEMAN December HISTORY, Mises and Fisher on ( WHPeterson) 6: 323-326 HOW not to cure an energy crisis (North) 2:67-73 IDEAS/ideologies, anticapitalistic Beleaguered businessman, The (Gresham) 9:536-544 Business of undermining business, The (Zupan) 8: 490-494 Dog-eat-dog competition (Buechner) 10: 614-626 Enigma, The (Bradford) 9: 564-572 Gullible society, The (Paton) 1: 3-9 Individual and majority rule, The (Cooney) 11: 661-667 Inflation: by-product of ideologies in collision (Hillendahl) 7: 413-425 Ugly market, The: why capitalism is hated, feared and despised (Kirzner) 12: 724-736 IDEAS/inventiveness/ingenuity Castles in the air (Read) 11:654-657 Energy crisis, The: alternative futures (Kizer) 8: 495-500 Rare moment, The (Read) 7:426-430 Strive for the simple life (Read) 3:163-166 IMPOSSIBLE riddles (Siegan) 11: 668-669 IN quest of justice (Foley) 5:301-310 INDIVIDUAL actions/values/variations All different (Ellis) 11: 691 Blessings of diversity, The (Read) 5:295-297 Capitalism and the wages of virtue (Donway) 12:719-723 Choice or chains (Foley) 4: 199-204 Give thought how you give (Patrick) 6: 365-370 Liberty vs. coercion: the burden of proof (Machan) 1: 35-38 Motive force of society, The (Bastiat) 4:228-237 INDIVIDUAL and majority rule, The (Cooney) 11: 661-667 INFLATION: by-product of ideologies in collision (Hillen dahl) 7: 413-425 INFLATION: harbinger of monetary upheaval (Fyfe) 6:327-333 INTEREST rates, market or manipulated Lower interest rates by law (Greaves) 12:740-747 INVISIBLE hand, The (Read) 2: 114-117 IS inflation here to stay? (Markovitz) 4:238-242 "IT'S for real" (WHPeterson) 11: 658-660 J JOHNSON, Thomas. See Book reviews (Burleigh) JUSTICE, in quest of (Foley) 5:301-310 JUSTICE, peace and (Russell) 5: 311-313 K KELLEY, David Necessity of government, The. 4: 243-248 KEYSER, Carl A.

Freedom's bounty. 9: 560-563 KIRZNER, Israel M. Ugly market, The: why capitalism is hated, feared and despised. 12: 724-736 KIZER, John B. Energy crisis, The: alternative futures. 8 :495-500 L LABOR - unions/wages/employment Competition, monopoly, and the role of government (Petro) 2:91-100 Lower interest rates by law (Greaves) 12: 740-747 Multinational corporation, The (MPeterson) 1:18-23 Who owns the job? (Grove) 11: 652-653 LaDOW, Charles R. Blindness of macro-economics, The. 11: 643-651 Do you want to live forever? 3:155-162 What is philanthropy? 9:526-531 Why is liberalism endemic? 10:595-601 LAND, ownership/use of Capital conservation (Speer) 3: 142-151 Public goods and fear of foreigners (North) 3: 131-137 Puritan experiment in common ownership, The ( North) 4: 209-220 Taking issue, The (Siegan) 8: 464-466 Those fellows with black hats-the speculators (JASparks) 8:478-489 See also City/local government LAND use regulation - a tool of politics, not of planning (Siegan) 3: 138-141 LA W versus tyranny (Read) 10: 632-636 LEE, Dwight (and McNown, Robert) High cost of the draft, The. 10:627-631 LIBERTY vs. coercion: the burden of proof (Machan) 1: 35-38 LIVING with shortages (Sabroff) 5:259-262 LOWER interest rates by law (Greaves) 12: 740-747 M MACHAN, Tibor R.

Liberty vs. coercion: the burden of proof. 1: 35-38 MACRO-ECONOMICS, blindness of (LaDow) 11 :643-651 MADE in Washington (Poirot) 5:267-269 MAJORITY rule, individual and (Cooney) 11: 661-667 MAKERS or takers (Don way) 9: 532-535 MARKETS and morals (Donway) 4: 195-198 MARKOVITZ, Morris J. 1$ inflation here to $tay? 4: 238-242 1974 INDEX 765 MARX, Mises and socialism (Osterfeld) 10:605-611 MARX, Karl - ideas of Price competition and expanding alternatives (North) 8:467-476 What does America owe to the "Third World"? (Badhwar) 10:585-591 MATTER of self-responsibility, A (Poirot) 2: 118-122 McDONALD, Stanley C. On misery and rule. 4: 205-208 McNOWN, Robert (and Lee, Dwight) High cost of the draft, The. 10:627-631 MISES and Fisher on theory and history (WHPeterson) 6: 323-326 MISES, Ludwig von - ideas of Competition, monopoly, and the role of government (Petro) 2:91-100 Lower interest rates by law (Greaves) 12: 740-747 Markets and morals (Donway) 4:195-198 Marx, Mises and socialism (Osterfeld) 10:605-611 Socialism seeks its own level (Barger) 6:356-361 Ugly market, The: why capitalism is hated, feared and despised (Kirzner) 12:724-736 MONEY and inflation Future of the dollar, The (Hazlitt) 1:39-49 Inflation: by-product of ideologies in collision (Hillendahl) 7:413-425 Inflation: harbinger of monetary upheaval (Fyfe) 6: 327-333 Is inflation here to stay? (Markovitz) 4 :238-242 Lower interest rates by law (Greaves) 12:740-747 Why gold is money (Guarnieri) 10:592-594 Yielding to temptation (JCSparks) 7: 436-438 You cannot trust governments with your money (Hazlitt) 7:387-392 MONOPOLY. See Antitrust MORALS/morality /ethics Capitalism and the wages of virtue (Donway) 12:719-723 Choice or chains (Foley) 4:199-204 Law versus tyranny (Read) 10:632-636 Markets and morals (Donway) 4:195-198 Yielding to temptation (JCSparks) 7 :436-438 MOTIVE force of society, The (Bastiat) 4: 228-237 MUD pies for sale (Poirot) 12:737-739 MULTIN A TION AL corporation, The (MPeterson) 1:18-23 N NECESSITY of government, The (Kelley) 4:243-248 NELMS, Willie E.

British booksellers learn to compete. 11: 674-679 "NEW" protectionism, The (Stevens) 11: 680-690 NO more repeat performances (Siegan) 7: 438-440 NORTH, Gary "Free parking" - space not available. 1: 50-52 How not to cure an energy crisis. 2:67-73 Price competition and expanding alternatives. 8: 467-476 Public goods and fear of foreigners. 3:131-137 Puritan experiment in common ownership, The. 4: 209-220 Puritan experiment with price contro.Js, The. 5: 270-285 Puritan experiment with sumptuary legislation, The. 6: 341-355 o ON misery and rule (McDonald) 4:205-208 ON "using" the government (Bradford) 1: 24-34 OPITZ, Edmund A. Socialism. 3: 152-154 See also Book reviews (Nock; North) OSTERFELD, Dave Marx, Mises and socialism. 10:605-611 OUR lives and goods (Bradford) 2:74-79 p PATON, W. A. Gullible society, The. 1: 3-9 "Social security" mirage, The - current production paramount. 3: 167-171 PATRICK, James C.

Give thought how you give. 6: 365-370 PEACE and justice (Russell) 5:311-313 PETERSON, Mark Multinational corporation, The. 1: 18-23 PETERSON, William H. "It's for real". 11: 658-660 Mises and Fisher on theory and history. 6: 323-326 Public interest of private enterprise, The - and the private interest of public policy. 2: 82-87 PETRO, Sylvester Competition, monopoly and the role of government. 2:91-100 prETRUSZA, David A. See Book reviews (Sutton) POrROT, Paul L. For the sake of the poor. 7: 409-412 Made in Washington. 5:267-269 Matter of self-responsibility, A. 2: 118-122 Mud pies for sale. 12: 737-739 See also Book reviews (Velasco) POLITICAL freedom is not enough (Upton) 9: 549-559 766 THE FREEMAN December POLITICS, false god of (Brownfeld) 2: 101-104 PORTER, Bruce D. See Book reviews (Bahr, et al) POVERTY, relief of For the sake of the poor (Poirot) 7:409-412 On misery and rule (McDonald) 4: 205-208 Rewarding failure (Renstrom) 9: 515-521 PRESCRIPTION to soothe one's wounds, A (JCSparks) 2:79-81 PRICE competition and expanding alternatives (North) 8:467-476 PRICE controls, Puritan experiment with (North) 5:270-285 PRICE, the peaceful regulator (CWAnderson) 5: 265-266 PRICES/pricing Economic calculation (Summers) 10: 602-604 Living with shortages (Sabroff) 5: 259-262 Mud pies for sale (Poirot) 12: 737-739 See also Consumer sovereignty; Government intervention PROCHNOW, Herbert V.

Great objective of a free people, The. 6: 338-340 PROFITS/losses, entrepreneurial Business and its image (Watts) 7:393-408 Economic calculation (Summers) 10: 602-604 For the sake of the poor (Poirot) 7:409-412 Windfall profits (RGAnderson) 5: 286-290 PROPER distrust, A (Wallis) 8:476-477 PROTECTIONISM, "new" (Stevens) 11 :680-690 PUBLIC goods and fear of foreigners (North) 3:131-137 PUBLIC interest of private enterprise, The and the private interest of public policy (WHPeterson) 2: 82-87 PURITAN experiment in common ownership, The ( North) 4: 209-220 PURIT AN experiment with price controls, The, (North) 5: 270-285 PURITAN experiment with sumptuary legislation, The (North) 6:341-355 R RARE moment, The (Read) 7:426-430 READ, Leonard E. Blessings of diversity, The. 5: 295-297 Castles in the air. 11: 654-657 Invisible hand, The. 2: 114-117 Law versus tyranny. 10:632-636 Rare moment, The. 7: 426-430 Reflections on gullibility. 9: 545-548 Sanctifying of plunder, The. 4: 224-227 Strive for the simple life. 3: 163-166 REAM, Norman S. See Book reviews (Wheeler) REFLECTIONS on gullibility (Read) 9: 545-548 REGULATION helps the rich and harms the poor (Siegan) 10: 612-613 RENSTROM, Richard C.

Rewarding failure. 9:515-521 RESPONSIBILITY, individual In quest of justice (Foley) 5:301-310 Invisible hand, The (Read) 2: 114-117 Matter of self-responsibility, A (Poirot) 2: 118-122 Prescription to soothe one's wounds, A (JCSparks) 2:79-81 "Speak for yourself, John" revisited (Foley) 9: 522-525 REWARDING failure (Renstrom) 9:515-521 RIGHT to feel alienated, The (Rubanowice) 11 :670-673 ROGERS, Tommy W. See Book reviews (HaberleI') ROLE of savings, The (Summers) 5:291-294 RUBANOWICE, Robert J. Right to feel alienated, The. 11: 670-673 RUSSELL, Dean Peace and justice. 5: 311-313 RUSSIA Aleksandr Solhenitsyn - some lessons for Americans (Douglas) 12 :707-718 Freedom's bounty (Keyser) 9:560-563 Inflation: by-product of ideologies in collision (Hillendahl) 7: 413-425 Marx, Mises and socialism (Osterfeld) 10: 605-611 5 SABROFF, Dick Living with shortages. 5: 259-262 SANCTIFYING of plunder, The (Read) 4: 224-227 SA VINGS and investment Business and its image (Watts) 7:393-408 For the sake of the poor (Poirot) 7: 409-412 Lower interest rates by law (Greaves) 12:740-747 Role of savings, The (Summers) 5:291-294 SCHMIDT, Emerson P. See Book reviews (Cutler) SENNHOLZ, Hans F. See Book reviews (Reinach) SHUMIATCHER, Morris C.

Welfare fifty years hence. 3: 174-183 SIEGAN, Bernard H. Another case history of a government failure. 6: 362-364 Best housing hope. 4: 221-223 Competition: key to consumer dominance. 5: 298-300 Impossible riddles. 11: 668-669 Land use regulation - a tool of politics, not of planning. 3: 138-141 No more repeat performances. 7:438-440 Regulation helps the rich and harms the poor. 10: 612-613 Taking issue, The. 8: 464-466 1974 INDEX 767 SIMPLE life, strive :J;or the (Read) 3: 163-166 SLAVERY Freedom's bounty (Keyser) 9: 560-563 "SOCIAL security" mirage, The - current production paramount (Paton) 3: 167-171 SOCIALISM (Opitz) 3: 152-154 SOCIALISM seeks its own level (Barger) 6: 356-361 SOCIALISM - Marx, Mises and (Osterfeld) 10:605-611 SOLZHENITSYN, Aleksandr - some lessons for Americans (Douglas) 12:707-718 SPARKS, John A. Those fellows with black hats - the speculators. 8:478-489 SPARKS, John C.

Prescription to soothe one's wounds, A. 2: 79-81 Yielding to temptation. 7 :436-438 "SPEAK for yourself, John" revisited (Foley) 9: 522-525 SPECULATION, entrepreneurial Those fellows with black hats - the speculators (JASparks) 8:478-489 Windfall profits (RGAnderson) 5:286-290 SPEER, Edgar B. Capital conservation. 3: 142-151 STEVENS, Paul "New" protectionism, The. 11: 680-690 STRIVE for the simple life (Read) 3:163-166 SUMMERS, Brian Economic calculation. 10: 602-604 Role of savings, The. 5:291-294 Value and the welfare state. 11: 692-694 What is seen and what is not seen. 3: 172-173 T TAKING issue, The (Siegan) 8:464-466 TALES of three cities (Wilke) 12:748-752 THEME for the Bicentennial, A: the Founding Fathers' fear of power (Brownfeld) 10: 579-584 THERE'S no such thing as a free lunch (Butz) 7: 431-435 THORNTON, Robert M. See Book reviews (Kelton; Miller) THOSE fellows with black hats - the speculators (JASparks) 8:478-489 TRADE, international Future of the dollar, The (Hazlitt) 1:39-49 Matter of self-responsibility, A (Poirot) 2: 118-122 Multinational corporation, The (MPeterson) 1: 18-23 "New" protectionism, The (Stevens) 11: 680-690 TREICHLER, Martha. See Book reviews ( Solzhenitsyn) U UGLY market, The: why capitalism is hated, feared and despised (Kirzner) 12:724-736 U. S. history On "using" the government (Bradford) 1 :24-34 Puritan experiment in common ownership, The (North) 4:209-220 Puritan experiment with price controls, The (North) 5: 270-285 Puritan experiment with sumptuary legislation, The (North) 6:341-355 Theme for the Bicentennial, A: the Founding Fathers' fear of power (Brownfeld) 10:579-584 UPTON, Miller Political freedom is not enough. 9: 549-559 V VALUE and the welfare state (Summers) 11: 692-694 VOLUNTARIST'S role, The (Foley) 1:10-17 W WALLIS, W. Allen Proper distrust, A. 8:476-477 WATTS, V. Orval Business and its image. 7: 393-408 WELF ARE fifty years hence (Shumiatcher) 3:174-183 WELF ARE state philosophy Reflections on gullibility (Read) 9: 545-548 Rewarding failure (Renstrom) 9:515-521 Value and the welfare state (Summers) 11: 692-694 What is philanthropy? (LaDow) 9:526-531 Why is liberalism endemic? (LaDow) 10: 595-601 WHA T are you worried about? (Bradford) 8: 451-463 WHA T does America owe to the "Third World"? (Badhwar) 10:585-591 WHAT is philanthropy? (LaDow) 9:526-531 WHAT is seen and what is not seen (Summers) 3: 172-173 WHO owns the job? (Grove) 11: 652-653 WHY gold is money (Guarnieri) 10: 592-594 WHY is liberalism endemic? (LaDow) 10: 595-601 WILKE, Joan Tales of three cities. 12: 748-752 WINDFALL profits (RGAnderson) 5; 286-290 WOLFE, Charles Hull. See Book reviews (Lesly) y YIELDING to temptation (JCSparks) 7 :436-438 YOU cannot trust governments with your money (Hazlitt) 7:387-392 Z ZONING. See Land; Siegan ZUPAN, M. L.

Business of undermining business, The. 8: 490-494 768 THE FREEMAN BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) December BAHR, Howard M.; Chadwick, Bruce A.; Thomas, Darwin L. (eds.) Population, resources and the future (Porter) 5:318-320 BL UMENFELD, Samuel L. How to tutor (Barger) 6: 379-383 BUCKLEY, William F., Jr. Four reforms (Chamberlain) 3: 184-186 ----. United Nations journal (Chamberlain) 11 :695-698 BURLEIGH, Anne Husted (ed .. ) Education in a free society (Johnson) 2:126-127 CANDLIN, A. H. Stanton. Psycho-chemical warfare: the Chinese Communist drug offensive against the West (Brownfeld) 4:254-256 CAUTE, David. The fellow-travellers: a postscript to the Enlightenment (Chamberlain) 9: 573-576 CHAMBERLAIN, John. The enterprising Americans: a business history of the United States (Davenport) 5:317-318 CUTLER, Richard L. The liberal middle class: maker of radicals (Schmidt) 3: 187-189 DARGO, George. Roots of the New Republic: a new perspective on early American constitutionalism (Brownfeld) 11:701-703 DIETZE, Gottfried. Two concepts of the rule of law (Foley) 1:61-64 FISHER, Antony. Must history repeat itself?