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4: 195-201 See also Book reviews (Friedman; Grayson) BARTLETT, Bruce Great German inflation, The. 6: 367-373 Macaulay: defender of capitalism. 5: 272-276 BEELER, Dick On feeding the world. 9: 522-523 BETTER bread than dead. Excerpt from The Incredible Bread Machine (Brown and others) 10: 610-616 BICENTENNIAL, U. S. Great American revolution, The (Bradford) 7: 387-393 Great anniversary festival, The (Bradford) 5:259-271 BIXLER, Scott W. Educational freedom. 8: 451-460 BLUE eagles and deja vu (Wriston) 9 :560-566 BLUNDERS of the founding fathers (LaDow) 2:95-104 BOOTH, Arch Nationalize the power companies? 3: 154-155 BRADFORD, Ralph Common sense: whatever happened to it? 11: 646-656 Great American revolution, The. 7: 387-393 Great anniversary festival, The. 5: 259-271 Pursuit of excellence, The. 6: 344-350 BRAUN, Al Autumn of our discontent, The. 6:362-364 BRINDLE, Paul Luther Holy experiment. 2:67-74 BROWN, Susan Love, and others Better bread than dead. Excerpt from The Incredible Bread Machine.

10: 610-616 BROWNFELD, Allan C. How rent controls hurt the poor. 3: 150-153 Is freedom high on today's agenda? 9: 515-521 BURT, William D. Can this marriage be saved? 4: 230-236 "BUSINESS must make a profit" (Poirot) 3: 159-160 C CAN this marriage be saved? (Burt) 4: 230-236 CAPITALISM, Macaulay: defender of (Bartlett) 5: 272-276 CAPIT ALISM: definition -origins-dynamics (Watts) 10:628-634 CARSON, Clarence B. Reversal, The: liberty into servitude. 5: 277-283 CAVEA T emptor: the consumer's badge of authority (B. M. Sparks) 6: 323-337 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CITY Ilocal government Compulsory public-sector bargaining: the dissolution of social order (Petro) 8: 494-508 No new urban Jerusalem (Rogge) 3:161-177 COBB, Joe Conspiracy economics. 12: 748-751 Gold standard and fractional-reserve banking, The. 9: 569-572 COMMON sense: whatever happened to it? (Bradford) 11: 646-656 COMPULSORY public-sector bargaining: the dissolution of social order (Petro) 8: 494-508 CONCEPT of value in ethics and economics, The (Foley) 2:115-123 CONSPIRACY economics (Cobb) 12:748-751 CONSUMER protection, "consumerism"

Another layer of protection? (McMunn) 7: 412-415 Engineering regulation: the return to medievalism (Sarner) 11: 688-699 New national nightmare, The (Kilpatrick) 12:712-716 761 762 THE FREEMAN December CONSUMER sovereignty Caveat emptor: the consumer's badge of authority (B. M. Sparks) 6: 323-337 Justice in the market (Kelley) 1: 38-45 Nobility of the bourgeoisie, The (Opitz) 10: 600-609 What makes jobs scarce? (Rukeyser) 10: 579-584 Who is efficient? (Summers) 5: 301-303 CONTINUING efforts to destroy property rights, The (Siegan) 1: 46-47 COONEY, Ronald F. Freedom under fire, A. 11: 673-676 COST of statism, The (Summers) 1: 35-37 COUNTERFEIT, perfect (McAdoo) 12: 722-726 CURLEY, Charles Gold standards. 6: 353-361 o DEPRESSION, economic Great depression, The (H. F. Sennholz) 4: 204-215 How inflation breeds recession (Hazlitt) 3: 131-137 Message of depression, The (Poi rot) 4:216-219 See also Money DEREGULATION -what prospects?

(Hagedorn) 10:597-599 DOES government spending bring prosperity? (P. L. Greaves) 6:374-380 DONWAY, Roger. See Book reviews (Nozick) E ECONOMIC development/progress Capitalism: definition - origins - dynamics (Watts) 10: 628-634 Falling on deaf ears (J. C. Sparks) 5: 284-288 He gains most who serves best (Poirot) 5: 313-316 Macaulay: defender of capitalism (Bartlett) 5:272-276 Magic, envy and economic underdevelopment (North) 2: 80-87 ECONOMIC theory (Austrian School) Marx, Mises and the interest doctrines (Osterfeld) 4: 220-229 EDUCATION, public schools and texts Conspiracy economics (Cobb) 12: 748-751 Educational freedom (Bixler) 8:451-460 Reversal, The: liberty into servitude (Carson) 5: 277-283 EDUCATION, self-improvement Individuality and intellectual independence (Wortham) 8:463-471 Lifelong learning (Royal Bank of Canada Monthly Letter) 5: 304-312 Pursuit of excellence, The (Bradford) 6 :344-350 School of mankind; The (Read) 9: 537-540 EDUCATIONAL freedom (Bixler) 8:451-460 ENERGY production and crisis Environmentalism and energy problems (Siegan) 6: 364-366 Government's energy crisis, The (Guccione) 9: 541-549 Nationalize the power companies? (Booth) 3: 154-155 Tollway to nowhere, The (Moore) 9: 550-556 ENGINEERING regulation: the return to medievalism (Sarner) 11: 688-699 ENVIRONMENT and pollution Government's energy crisis, The (Guccione) 9:541-549 No new urban Jerusalem (Rogge) 3: 161-177 Modern soothsayers (Siegan) 4: 202-203 ENVIRONMENT ALISM and energy problems (Siegan) 6: 364-366 ENVY Magic, envy and economic underdevelopment (North) 2:80-87 Why do "they" turn to socialism? (Opitz) 7 :429-444 EQUAL opportunity versus individual opportunity (Wortham) 7:416-423 F FALLING on deaf ears (J. C. Sparks) 5 :284-288 FEDERAL Reserve System Gold is honest money (H. F. Sennholz) 2:88-94 Great depression, The (H. F. Sennholz) 4:204-215 Search for an ideal money, The (Hazlitt) 11: 660-672 See also Money FERTIG, Lawrence Political costs of price inflation, The 3: 138-145 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr.

Concept of value in ethics and economics, The. 2: 115-123 Police power: sovereignty's sledgehammer. 11 :677-687 FRANCIS, Darryl R. Public policy for a free economy. 10:589-596 FREE money is sound money (H. F. Sennholz) 6:338-343 FREE enterprise, free market Caveat emptor: the consumer's badge of authority (B. M. Sparks) 6: 323-337 Does government spending bring prosperity? (P. L. Greaves) 6:374-380 Nobility of the bourgeoisie, The (Opitz) 10: 600-609 1975 INDEX 763 On feeding the world (Beeler) 9: 522-523 Public policy for a free economy (Francis) 10:589-596 Religion and the free economy (Opitz) 5:289-300 Social responsibility (Wiborg) 12:746-747 FREE market, The: eternally there (Zarbin) 10:626-627 FREEDOM and the individual Capitalism: definition-origins-dynamics (Watts) 10:628-634 Concept of value in ethics and economics, The (Foley) 2:115-123 Equal opportunity versus individual opportunity (Wortham) 7:416-423 Falling on deaf ears (J. C. Sparks) 5: 284-288 Is freedom high on today's agenda?

(Brownfeld) 9:515-521 Law, The (Watts) 8:472-483 Liberalism used to mean freedom (Opitz) 12:727-745 Pursuit of excellence, The (Bradford) 6: 344-350 FREEDOM of choice, free will Individuality and intellectual independence (Wortham) 8:463-471 Matter of choice, A (Hampton) 11: 643-645 Religion and the free economy (Opitz) 5 :289-300 FREEDOM of speech/thought/religion Holy experiment (Brindle) 2:67-74 Liberty and property (Kelley) 10: 617-625 FREEDOM under fire, A (Cooney) 11: 673-676 FRIEDMAN, Milton-ideas of Occupational licensure under attack (Barger) 4: 195-201 Search for an ideal money, The (Hazlitt) 11: 660-672 G GAYLORD, Edson I. Shop talk. 9: 524-528 GERMANY, 1923 inflation How inflation breeds recession (Hazlitt) 3: 131-137 Great German inflation, The (Bartlett) 6:367-373 GIFFORD, Alice Stephen Story of Gunch and his magical scheme, The. 11: 657-659 GOLD is honest money (H. F. Sennholz) 2 :88-94 GOLD is legal, but ... (R. G. Anderson) 1: 17-22 GOLD standard and fractional-reserve banking, The (Cobb) 9: 569-572 GOLD standard, The: a standard for freedom (Stevens) 1: 3-12 GOLD standards (Curley) 6:353-361 GOVERNMENT employees Compulsory public-sector bargaining: the dissolution of social order (Petro) 8 :494-508 Unions - and other gangs (Wilke) 12:707-711 GOVERNMENT intervention, control Blue eagles and deja vu (Wriston) 9: 560-566 Cost of statism, The (Summers) 1: 35-37 Deregulation - what prospects?

(Hagedorn) 10:597-599 Great depression, The (H. F. Sennholz) 4: 204-215 In search of freedom (Moreell) 4:237-247 New national nightmare, The (Kilpatrick) 12:712-716 Public policy for a free economy (Francis) 10: 589-596 Tollway to nowhere, The (Moore) 9: 550-556 GOVERNMENT licensing Engineering regulation: the return to medievalism (Sarner) 11: 688-699 Justice in the market (Kelley) 1:38-45 Occupational licensure under attack (Barger) 4:195-201 Slings and arrows (Wilke) 7: 394-398 GOVERNMENT, role of Can this marriage be saved? (Burt) 4: 230-236 Caveat emptor: the consumer's badge of authority (B. M. Sparks) 6: 323-337 Compulsory public-sector bargaining: the dissolution of social order (Petro) 8: 494-508 Concept of value in ethics and economics, The (Foley) 2: 115-123 Does government spending bring prosperity? (P. L. Greaves) 6:374-380 Law, The (Watts) 8:472-483 Liberalism used to mean freedom (Opitz) 12: 727-745 Police, The: friend or foe? (Read) 2:75-79 Police power: sovereignty's sledgehammer (Foley) 11:677-687 GOVERNMENT spending Common sense: whatever happened to it?

(Bradford) 11: 646-656 Does government spending bring prosperity? (P. L. Greaves) 6:374-380 Gold is honest money (H. F. Sennholz) 2: 88-94 GOVERNMENT'S energy crisis, The (Guccione) 9: 541-549 GREAT American revolution, The (Bradford) 7: 387-393 764 THE FREEMAN December GREAT anniversary festival, The (Bradford) 5: 259-271 GREAT depression, The (H. F. Sennholz) 4: 204-215 GREA T German inflation, The (Bartlett) 6: 367-373 GREA VES, Bettina Bien. See Book reviews (Brandenburg) GREAVES, Percy L., Jr. Does government spending bring prosperity'? 6: 374-380 GUCCIONE, Eugene Government's energy crisis, The. 9: 541-549 GUN control Freedom under fire, A (Cooney) 11: 673-676 H HAGEDORN, George Deregulation - what prospects'? 10: 597-599 HAMPTON, Ruth E. Matter of choice, A. 11: 643-645 HAZLITT, Henry How inflation breeds recession. 3: 131-137 Search for an ideal money, The. 11: 660-672 HE gains most who serves best (Poirot) 5: 313-316 HOLY experiment (Brindle) 2:67-74 HOUSING, building, construction How rent controls hurt the poor (Brownfeld) 3:150-153 Land use regulation harms the poor (Siegan) 9:557-559 Occupational licensure under attack (Barger) 4:195-201 Tollway to nowhere, The (Moore) 9:550-556 Zoning misuses land and other resources ( Siegan) 8: 461-462 HOW inflation breeds recession (Hazlitt) 3: 131-137 HOW rent controls hurt the poor (Brownfeld) 3: 150-153 I IDEAS, innovations Liberty and property (Kelley) 10:617-625 Progression of profitability, The (Wilke) 3: 156-159 Thank God for the mess we're in (Read) 3: 146-149 IMPACT of inflation on management decisions, The (Peterson) 7: 399-411 IN search of freedom (MoreeIl) 4:237-247 INCREDIBLE bread machine, The (Campus Studies Institute) Review, 1: 63-64; Excerpt, 10: 610-616 INDIVIDUALITY and intellectual independence (Wortham) 8:463-471 INDIVIDUALS, individuality Equal opportunity versus individual opportunity (Wortham) 7: 416-423 Majority of one, A (Nathan) 6:351-352 Matter of choice, A (Hampton) 11: 643-645 Organization or the individual, The'?

(Peterson) 2: 105-114 Why do "they" turn to socialism? (Opitz) 7 :429-444 INSECURITY of security, The (Shumiatcher) 8: 484-493 IS freedom high on today's agenda? (Brownfeld) 9:515-521 J JUSTICE in the market (Kelley) 1:38-45 JUSTICE, judicial system Freedom under fire, A (Cooney) 11:673-676 Law, The (Watts) 8:472-483 Liberalism used to mean freedom (Opitz) 12: 727-745 K KEA TING, Karl. See Incredible bread machine KELLEY, David Justice in the market. 1: 38-45 Liberty and property. 10: 617-625 KILPATRICK, James J. New national nightmare, The. 12: 712-716 L LABOR, wages, employment Justice in the market (Kelley) 1: 38-45 No new urban Jerusalem (Rogge) 3: 161-177 Wages, unemployment and inflation (Mises) 9: 529-536 What makes jobs scarce? (Rukeyser) 10: 579-584 LABOR unions Compulsory public-sector bargaining: the dissolution of social order (Petro) 8: 494-508 Occupational licensure under attack (Barger) 4: 195-201 Significance of services - hiring and firing (Paton) 1: 48-57 Unions - and other gangs (Wilke) 12: 707-711 LaDOW, Charles R.

Blunders of the founding fathers. 2: 95-104 LAND speculators (Siegan) 3: 183-184 LAND use regulation harms the poor ( Siegan) 9: 557-559 LAND use/reform Continuing efforts to destroy property rights, The (Siegan) 1:46-47 No new urban Jerusalem (Rogge) 3: 161-177 World food crisis, The (Pasour) 12:717-721 Zoning misuses land and other resources (Siegan) 8: 461-462 LAW, The (Watts) 8:472-483 1975 INDEX 765 LEWIS, Edward A. See Book reviews (Lambro) LIBERALISM used to mean freedom (Opitz) 12:727-745 LIBERTY and property (Kelley) 10: 617-625 LIFELONG learning (Royal Bank of Canada Monthly Letter) 5:304-312 M MACA ULA Y: defender of capitalism (Bartlett) 5: 272-276 MAGIC, envy and economic underdevelopment (North) 2:80-87 MAJORITY of one, A (Nathan) 6:351-352 MARX, Mises and the interest doctrines (Osterfeld) 4: 220-229 MATTER of choice, A (Hampton) 11: 643-645 McADOO, James E. Perfect counterfeit, A. 12: 722-726 McMUNN, Earl W.

Another layer of protection? 7: 412-415 MEDICAL practice/profession Occupational licensure under attack ( Barger) 4: 195-201 Slings and arrows (Wilke) 7: 394-398 MELLINGER, David. See Incredible bread machine MESSAGE of depression, The (Poirot) 4:216-219 MISES, Ludwig von Wages, unemployment and inflation. 9: 529-536 MISES, Ludwig von - ideas of Educational freedom (Bixler) 8:451-460 Marx, Mises and the interest doctrines (Osterfeld) 4: 220-229 MODERN soothsayers (Siegan) 4: 202-203 MONETARISM Search for an ideal money, The (Hazlitt) 11: 660-672 MOORE, Robert C. Tollway to nowhere, The. 9: 550-556 MONEY and inflation Does government spending bring prosperity? (P. L. Greaves) 6:374-380 Free money is sound Inoney (H. F. Sennholz) 6:338-343 Gold is honest money (H. F. Sennholz) 2 :88-94 Gold is legal, but ... (R. G. Anderson) 1:17-22 Gold standard, The: a standard for freedom (Stevens) 1: 3-12 Gold standard and fractional-reserve banking, The (Cobb) 9: 569-572 Gold standards (Curley) 6: 353-361 Great depression, The (H.F. Sennholz) 4: 204-215 Great German inflation, The (Bartlett) 6: 367-373 How inflation breeds recession (Hazlitt) 3: 131-137 Impact of inflation on management decisions, The (Peterson) 7: 399-411 Perfect counterfeit, A (McAdoo) 12 :722-726 Political costs of price inflation, The (Fertig) 3: 138-145 Search for an ideal money, The (Hazlitt) 11: 660-672 Stop, thief! (C. W. Anderson) 10:585-588 Those things called money (Read) 1: 13-16 Two-digit inflation (H. F. Sennholz) 1 :23-35 Wages, unemployment and inflation (Mises) 9: 529-536 MORALITY, ethics, culture Capitalism: definition - origins dynamics (Watts) 10:628-634 Concept of value in ethics and economics, The (Foley) 2: 115-123 Liberalism used to mean freedom (Opitz) 12:727-745 Magic, envy and economic underdevelopment (North) 2: 80-87 Religion and the free economy (Opitz) 5: 289-300 Why do "they" turn to socialism? (Opitz) 7: 429-444 MOREELL, Ben In search of freedom. 4: 237-247 N NATHAN, Jo Majority of one, A. 6: 351-352 NATION ALIZE the power companies?

(Booth) 3: 154-155 NEW kind of politician, A (Williams) 9: 567-568 NEW national nightmare, The (Kilpatrick) 12: 712-716 NO new urban Jerusalem (Rogge) 3:161-177 NOBILITY of the bourgeoisie, The (Opitz) 10: 600-609 NORTH, Gary Magic, envy and economic underdevelopment. 2: 80-87 Step to the rear, please. 3: 178-182 o OCCUP ATION AL licensure under attack (Barger) 4:195-201 ON feeding the world (Beeler) 9: 522-523 OPITZ, Edmund A. Liberalism used to mean freedom. 12: 727-745 Nobility of the bourgeoisie, The. 10: 600-609 766 THE FREEMAN December Religion and the free economy. 5: 289-300 Why do "they" turn to socialism? 7: 429-444 See also Book reviews ( Evans) ORGANIZA TION or the individual, The? (Peterson) 2: 105-114 OSTERFELD, Dave Marx, Mises and the interest doctrines. 4 :220-229 p PAINE, Thomas - ideas of Common sense: whatever happened to it? ( Bradford) 11: 646-656 PASOUR, E. C., Jr.

World food crisis, The. 12:717-721 PATON, W. A. Significance of services - hiring and firing. 1: 48-57 PERFECT counterfeit, A (McAdoo) 12: 722-726 PETERSON, William H. Impact of inflation on management decisions, The. 7: 399-411 Organization or the individual, The? 2: 105-114 See also Book reviews (Freeman; Myers) PETRO, Sylvester Compulsory public-sector bargaining: the dissolution of social order. 8: 494-508 PENN, William - ideas of Holy experiment (Brindle) 2:67-74 POIROT, Paul L. "Business must make a profit." 3: 159-160 He gains most who serves best. 5:313-316 Message of depression, The. 4:216-219 POLICE, The: friend or foe? (Read) 2:75-79 POLICE power: sovereignty's sledgehammer (Foley) 11: 677-687 POLITICAL action Deregulation - what prospects? ( Hagedorn) 10: 597-599 Is freedom high on today's agenda? (Brownfeld) 9:515-521 New kind of politician, A (Williams) 9:567-568 POLITICAL costs of price inflation, The (Fertig) 3:138-145 POST, Patrea. See Incredible bread machine PRICES, pricing Land speculators (Siegan) 3: 183-184 Profit and loss (Summers) 7: 424-428 Step to the rear, please (North) 3:178-182 Who is efficient? (Summers) 5:301-303 PRIV ATE property Better bread· than dead (Brown and others) 10: 610-616 Capitalism: definition - origins - dynamics (Watts) 10:628-634 Continuing efforts to destroy property rights, The (Siegan) 1 :46-47 He gains most who serves best (Poirot) 5: 313-316 Liberty and property (Kelley) 10: 617-625 No new urban Jerusalem (Rogge) 3: 161-177 PROFIT and loss (Summers) 7:424-428 PROFIT and loss system "Business must make a profit" (Poirot) 3: 159-160 Progression of profitability, The (Wilke) 3: 156-159 Who is efficient? (Summers) 5: 301-303 PROGRESSION of profitability, The (Wilke) 3: 156-159 PUBLIC policy for a free economy (Francis) 10: 589-596 PURSUIT of excellence, The (Bradford) 6 :344-350 R RAICO, Ralph. See Book reviews (Szasz) READ, Leonard E.

Police, The: friend or foe? 2: 75-79 School of mankind, The. 9: 537-540 Thank God for the mess we're in. 3: 146-149 Those things called money. 1: 13-16 RELIGION and the free economy (Opitz) 5: 289-300 RENT controls, how they hurt the poor (Brownfeld) 3: 150-153 REVERSAL, The: liberty into servitude (Carson) 5:277-283 RICKENBACKER, William. See Book reviews (P. L. Greaves) ROGGE, Benjamin A. No new urban Jerusalem. 3:161-177 ROY AL Bank of Canada Monthly Letter Lifelong learning. 5: 304-312 RUKEYSER, Merryle Stanley What makes jobs scarce? 10: 579-584 S SARNER, Larry W. Engineering regulation: the return to medievalism. 11: 688-699 SAVINGS, investment Stop, thief! (C. W. Anderson) 10:585-588 Wages, unemployment and inflation (Mises) 9: 529-536 SCHOOL of mankind, The (Read) 9:537-540 SEARCH for an ideal money, The (Hazlitt) 11: 660-672 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Free money is sound money. 6:338-343 Gold is honest money. 2 :88-94 Great depression, The. 4:204-215 Two-digit inflation. 1: 23-35 See also Book reviews (Grayson) SHOP talk (Gaylord) 9:524-528 1975 INDEX 767 SHUMIATCHER, Morris C.

Insecurity of security, The. 8:484-493 SIEGAN, Bernard H. Continuing efforts to destroy property rights, The. 1: 46-47 Environmentalism and energy problems. 6 :364-366 Land speculators. 3: 183-184 Land use regulation harms the poor. 9: 557-559 Modern·soothsayers. 4: 202-203 Zoning misuses land and other resources. 8:461-462 SIGNIFICANCE of services - hiring and firing (Paton) 1: 48-57 SLINGS and arrows (Wilke) 7:394-398 SMITH, Stuart. See Incredible bread machine SOCIAL responsibility (Wiborg) 12: 746-747 SOCIALISM, why do "they" turn to it? ( Opi tz) 7: 429-444 SOVEREIGNTY'S sledgehammer, police power (Foley) 11: 677-687 SPARKS, Bertel· M. Caveat emptor: the consumer's badge of authority. 6:323-337 SPARKS, John C. Falling on deaf ears. 5: 284-288 SHORT stories, parables Autumn of our discontent, The (Braun) 6: 362-364 Perfect counterfeit, A (McAdoo) 12 :722-726 Story of Gunch and his magical scheme, The (Gifford) 11:657-659 STATES rights/power Police power: sovereignty's sledgehammer (Foley) 11: 677-687 STEP to the rear, please (North) 3: 178-182 STEVENS, Paul Gold standard, The: a standard for freedom. 1: 3-12 STOP, thief! (C. W. Anderson) 10: 585-588 STORY of Gunch and his magical scheme, The (Gifford) 11: 657-659 SUMMERS, Brian Cost of statism, The. 1: 35-37 Profit and loss. 7: 424-428 Who is efficient? 5 :301-303 See also Book reviews (Campus Studies Institute) T TAXATION Cost of statism, The (Summers) 1: 35-37 Progression of profitability, The (Wilke) 3: 156-159 Shop talk (Gaylord) 9:524-528 THANK God for the mess we're in (Read) 3: 146-149 THOSE things called money (Read) 1:13-16 TOLLWAY to nowhere, The (Moore) 9 :550-556 TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis de - ideas of New national nightmare, The (Kilpatrick) 12: 712-716 TUDOR, Catriona. See Incredible bread machine TWO-DIGIT inflation (H. F. Sennholz) 1 :23-35 U UNIONS - and other gangs (Wilke) 12 :707-711 U. S. CONSTITUTION Blunders of the Founding Fathers (LaDow) 2: 95-104 Can this marriage be saved? (Burt) 4:230-236 In search of freedom (Moreell) 4:237-247 Police power: sovereignty's sledgehammer (Foley) 11: 677-687 Reversal, The: liberty into servitude (Carson) 5: 277-283 U. S. HISTORY, colonial Better bread than dead (Brown and others) 10: 610-616 Common sense: whatever happened to it'!

(Bradford) 11: 646-656 Great American revolution, The (Bradford) 7: 387-393 Great anniversary festival, The (Bradford) 5:259-271 Holy experiment (Brindle)· 2:67-74 D. S. HISTORY, New Deal Blue eagles and deja vu (Wriston) 9: 560-566 Great depression, The (H. F. Sennholz) 4: 204-215 v V ALDES, subjective Concept of value in ethics and economics, The (Foley) 2: 115-123 Marx, Mises and the interest doctrines (Osterfeld) 4: 220-229 No new urban Jerusalem (Rogge) 3: 161-177 VICHAS, Robert. See Book reviews (Carabini) W WAGES, unemployment and inflation (Mises) 9: 529-536 WATTS, V. Orval Capitalism: definition - origins dynamics. 10: 628-634 Law, The. 8: 472-483 768 THE FREEMAN December WELF ARE state philosophy Autumn of our discontent, The (Braun) 6: 362-364 Insecurity of security, The (Shumiatcher) 8:484-493 Macaulay: defender of capitalism (Bartlett) 5: 272-276 Reversal, The: liberty into servitude (Carson) 5: 277-283 Police power: sovereignty's sledgehammer (Foley) 11: 677-687 WHA T makes jobs scarce? (Rukeyser) 10 :579-584 WHO is efficient? (Summers) 5:301-303 WHY do "they" turn to socialism? (Opitz) 7: 429-444 WIBORG, James H.