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Zoning Misuses Land and Other Resources Bernard H. Siegan 461 Public regulators are not bound to serve consumers efficiently. Individualityand IntellectualIndependence Anne Wortham 463 If an individual is to make use of his reason, he must choose to think. The Law V. Orval Watts 472 The private practice of freedom can do more than the expansion of governmental powers to improve The Law. The Insecurityof Security Morris C. Shumiatcher 484 How welfarism breeds inflation and destroys an economy. CompulsoryPublic-SectorBargaining: SylvesterPetro 494 The Dissolutionof Social Order Implications of the idea that government employees may strike at will against their employer. Book Review: 509 "Into That Darkness: From Mercy Killing to Mass Murder" by Gitta Sereny Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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