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Real con job, A. 7:404-407 ANOTHER bicentennial: publication of The wealth or nations (Carson) 4:212-222 APATHY, in defense of (T. W. Hazlett) 8:495-496 B BARGER, Melvin D. Losing struggle to save private enterprise, The. 4:195-201 Robert Owen: the woolly-minded cotton spinner. 2:101-109 Why teacher power had to happen. 6:323-331 See also Book reviews (Lodge) BEARCE, Robert G. Democracy in America-a challenge to free men. 1:25-32 BEHAVIORAL law (Leonard) 9:561-567 BENSON, Ezra Taft Proper role of government, The. 11:661-668 BICENTENNIAL, U.S. See U.S. Constitution; U.S. History BICENTENNIAL prayer (M. Sennholz) 10:612 BICENTENNIAL question, an ascendant or setting sun? (Carson) 2:67-77 BIRTH of an idea (Kettering) 11:669-670 BOOKS/literature Time to read (Rogers, Slade & Hill) 8:497 Why public libraries? (Schneider) 9:534-540 BROOKES, Warren T. Is our economic future limited? 11:671-679 BROWNFELD, Allan C. See Book reviews <Hoffer; Sowell) BUILT-IN pressures to inflation (Carson) 9:515-525 BUREAUCRATIC incubus (Carson) 1:10-20 BURT, William D.

Why reforming the ICC is not enough. 2:90-97 BUSINESS of government (Carson) 5:302-311 BUSINESSMAN and free enterprise (Rogge) 2:81-89 c CAPITAL consumption (H. F Sennholz) 5:282-299 CAPITALISM Ideologies and the world struggle (Madland) 11:684-689 Land use and capital (Smith) 9:541-548 CARSON, Clarence B. Age of the technicality, The. 3: 138-149 Another bicentennial: the publication of The wealth ofnations. 4:212-222 Bicentennial question, A: an ascendant or setting sun? 2:67-77 Built-in pressures to inflation. 9:515-525 Bureaucratic incubus, The. 1: 10-20 Business of government, The. 5:302-311 Faith of our fathers. 12:732-738 Power to tax is the power to destroy, The. 10:613-625 Reflections on amusement parks - among other closed systems. 11: 643-653 There ought not to be a law. 6:340-355 What is economy? 7:423-435 Work and liberty. 8:485-494 CARTELS (Summers) 12:707-711 CHADWICK, William New look at the Abolitionists, A. 3:167-171 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CLASSICAL medicine (Davenport) 1:21-24 COLESON, Edward Spirit of "46;' The. 11 :690-697 COMMUNISM/socialism/Marxism Eat, drink, talk (Mahaffy) 4:244-250 Ideologies and the world struggle (Madland) 11:684-689 761 762 THE FREEMAN December COMPETITION Demand for instant utopia (Hazlitt) 11:680-683 Free market and the tyranny of wealth (Osterfeld) 12:749-756 How many servants can you afford? (Sparks) 10:591-603 How much competition? (Summers) 4:242-243 COMPULSION/coercion Individual responsibility (Foley) 1:42-51 There ought not to be a law (Carson) 6:340-355 You can't sell freedom to a starving man (Foley) 12:739-748 CON job (Anderson) 7:404-407 CONSUMER sovereignty Behavioral law (Leonard) 9:561-567 Problems of halting economic growth (Lee and McNownl4:234-241 COOLEY, Oscar W.

Rights are freedoms, not powers. 8:464-467 o DAVENPORT, John A. See Book reviews (Henry; Hutt) DEATH and taxes: a review (Spangler) 10:626-630 DEMAND for instant utopia (HazlittJ 11:680-683 DEMOCRACY in America, challenge to free men (Bearce) 1:25-32 E EAT, drink, talk (Mahaffy) 4:244-250 ECONOMIC production/development. See Free enterprise ECONOMICS, 1975 Nobel prize, some uncomfortable reflections (Kirzner) 4:206-211 ECONOMY, what is it? (Carson) 7:423-435 EDUCATION, private vs. governmental Academic freedom (Wilke) 2: 110-115 Educational vouchers (North) 5:259-275 Socialized hot dogs? (SchoW 2: 116-122 Threats to freedom in higher education (Hepburn) 3: 155-161 Why teacher power had to happen (Barger) 6:323 331 Work and liberty (Carson) 8:485-494 EDUCATIONAL vouchers (North) 5:259-275 ELKINS, Tom No eggs, no omelet. 7:403 ENERGY sources Birth of an idea (Kettering) 11 :669-670 Is our economic future limited? (Brookes) 11:671 679 ENVIRONMENTAL controls Age of the technicality (Carson) 3:138-149 Mother nature: friend or foe? (LaDow) 4:202-205 See also Land use F FAITH of our fathers (Carson) 12:732-738 FAMILY responsibility/welfare Educational vouchers (North) 5:259-275 Socialism as a family enterprise (Lubkin) 5:300 301 FEDERAL Reserve System Fiat and the founding fathers (Groseclose) 10:585 590 FISHER, Irving - ideas of Where the monetarists go wrong (Hazlitt) 8:468 478 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr.

In pursuit of hap piriess. 6:365-376 Individual responsibility. 1:42-51 You can't sell freedom to a starving man. 12:739 748 FRANKLIN, Benjamin - ideas of Bicentennial question, ascendant or setting sun? (Carson) 2:67-77 FREE enterprise, free market Adam Smith and the invisible hand (Opitz) 6:356 364 How many servants can you afford? (Sparks) 10:591-603 Reflections on amusement parks (Carson) 11:643 653 Right to food (Pasour) 4:229-234 FREE market and the tyranny of wealth (Osterfeld) 12:749-756 FREE society (Siegan) 2:98-100 FREEDOM/liberty Behavioral law (Leonard) 9:561-567 Individual responsibility (Foley) 1:42-51 Moral law and freedom (Watts) 1:56-57 You can't sell freedom to a starving man (Foley) 12:739-748 FRIEDMAN, Milton - ideas of Educational vouchers (North) 5:259-275 Where the monetarists go wrong (Hazlitt) 8:468 478 FULLER, Buckminster - ideas of Is our economic future limited? (Brookes) 11:671 679 G GEORGIA (1732-1752), planning in (Summers) 9:549-552 GERMAN inflation (1923) Lessons of the German inflation (HazlittJ 12:718 730 What determines the value of money? (Hazlitt) 9:553-560 GOVERNMENT, limited - role of Adam Smith and the invisible hand (Opitz) 6:356 364 Business of government (Carson) 5:302-311 1976 INDEX 763 How many servants can you afford? (Sparks) 10:591-603 Power to tax is power to destroy (Carson) 10:613625 Proper role of government (Benson) 11:661-668 There ()light notto be a law (Carson) 6:340-355 What the Bible says about big government (Patrick) 3:172-182 See also Pem berton GOVERNMENT censorship/propaganda Guess who! (Wilke) 1:37-41 Postal monopoly (Summers) 3: 162-166 GOVERNMENT controls/regulation Age of the technicality (Carson) 3: 138-149 Behavioral law (Leonard) 9:561-567 Bicentennial question, ascendant or setting sun?

(Carson) 2:67-77 Bureaucratic incubus (Carson) 1: 10-20 Cartels (Summers) 12:707-711 Free market and the tyranny of wealth (Osterfeld) 12:749-756 Is our economic future limited? (Brookes) 11:671 679 Losing struggle to save private enterprise (Barger) 4:195-201 Problems of halting economic growth (Lee & McNown) 4:234-241 Why reforming the ICC is not enough (Burt) 2:90 97 GOVERNMENT ownership/enterprises Instead of what? (HazlittJ 3: 131-137 Mineral alert (Poirot) 2:78-80 Reflections on amusement parks (Carson) 11:643 653 GOVERNMENT spending Built-in pressures to inflation (Carson) 9:515-525 Capital consumption (H. F. Sennholz) 5:282-299 Instead of what? (Hazlitt) 3: 131-137 Real con job (Anderson) 7:404-407 GOW, Haven Bradford. See Book reviews (Jaffa; Marchione; Wilson) GREAVES, Bettina Bien. See Book reviews (Hayek; Stang; ZochertJ GROSECLOSE, Elgin Fiat and the founding fathers. 10:585-590 GUESS who! (Wilke) 1:37-41 GULLIVER'S travels, the plot to print (Markowitz) 4:223-228 H HAZLETT, Thomas W.

In defense of apathy. 8:495-496 HAZLITT, Henry Demand for instant utopia, The. 11:680-683 Instead of what? 3: 131-137 Lessons of the German inflation. 12:718-730 Our forty-year inflation. 10:579-584 What determines the value of money? 9:553-560 Where the monetarists go wrong. 8:468-478 HEARTENING message from youth (Davenport) 10:631-635 HEPBURN, Charles M. Threats to freedom in higher education. 3: 155-161 HOCKMAN, Jean Who wants to be self-sufficient? 1:3-7 HOW many servants can you afford? (Sparks) 10:591 603 HOW much competition? (Summers) 4:242-243 HOW much will be enough? (McAdoo) 1:52-55 IDEAS/ideologies, importance of Businessman and free enterprise (Rogge) 2:81-89 Demand for instant utopia (HazlittJ 11:680-683 Free market and the tyranny of wealth (Osterfeld) 12:749-756 Ideologies and the world struggle (Madland) 11:684-689 Intangible bicentennial monument (Rukeyser) 1:33-36 Losing struggle to save private enterprise (Barger) 4:195-201 ID EAS/in ven tionslinnovations Birth of an idea (Kettering) 11 :669-670 Is our economic future limited? (Brookes) 11:671679 IN defense of apathy (T. W. Hazlett! 8:495-496 IN pursuit of happiness (Foley) 6:365-376 IN DIVID U AL ambi tion/ini tia ti vel action Capital consumption m. F Sennholzl 5:282-299 Democracy in America (Bearce) 1:25-32 Is our economic future limited? (Brookes) 11:671679 Socialized hot dogs? (SchoW 2: 116-122 True spirit of '76 (Lacy) 1:8-9 Work and liberty (Carsonl 8:485-494 INDIVIDUAL responsibility (Foley) 1:42-51 INDIVIDUAL rights/freedom In defense of apathy (T. W. Hazlett) 8:495-496 In pursuit of happiness (Foley) 6:365-376 Proper role of government (Benson I 11:661-668 Rights are freedoms, not powers (Cooley) 8:464-467 You can't sell freedom to a starving man (Foley) 12:739-748 See also Pemberton "INDUSTRIAL Revolution"

Robert Owen, woolly-minded cotton spinner (Barger) 2: 101-109 Spirit of "46" (Coleson) 11:690-697 INFLATION. See Money INSTEAD of what? mazlittJ 3: 131-137 INTANGIBLE bicentennial monument (Rukeyser) 1:33-36 764 THE FREEMAN December INTERSTATE Commerce Commission Why reforming the ICC is not enough murt) 2:90 97 IS our economic future limited? (Brookes) 11 :671-679 J JUSTICE, judiciary system Age of the technicality (Carson) 3: 138-149 Business of government (Carson) 5:302-311 In pursuit of happiness (Foley) 6:365-376 There ought notto be a law (Carson) 6:340-355 K KERSHNER, Howard E. See Book"reviews (Watts) KETTERING, Charles F. Birth of an idea, The. 11 :669-670 KIRZNER, Israel M. 1975 Nobel memorial prize in economics, The: some uncomfortable reflections. 4:206-211 KIZER, J. B. See Book reviews (Berlin) L LABOR/unions/wages/employment Built-in pressures to inflation (Carson) 9:515-525 Real con job (Anderson) 7:404-407 Unemployment, unions and inflation (Petro) 7:387403 Why teacher power had to happen (Barger) 6:323 331 LACY, Jack True spirit of '76, The. 1:8-9 LaDOW, Charles R.

Mother nature: friend or foe? 4:202-205 LAND use Free society (Siegan) 2:98-100 Land use and capital (Smith) 9:541-548 Mineral alert (Poirot) 2: 78-80 LEE, Dwight R. and McNown, Robert F. Problems of halting economic growth, The. 4:234 241 LEONARD, Joan Marie Behavioral law. 9:561-567 LIBRARIES, why public? (Schneider) 9:534-540 LESSONS of the German inflation (Hazlitt) 12:718 730 LOSING struggle to save private enterprise (Barger) 4:195-201 LUBKIN, Yale Jay Socialism as a family enterprise. 5:300-301 M MADLAND, Lee G. Ideologies and the world struggle.ll:684-689 MAHAFFY, Francis E. Eat, drink, talk. 4:244-250 MARKOWITZ, Jack Plot to print a masterpiece, The: Gulliver's travels. 4:223-228 McADOO, James E. How much will be enough? 1:52-55 lVlcNOWN, Robert F., Co-author. See Lee MERCANTIliSM Adam Smith and the invisible hand (Opitz) 6:356 364 Another bicentennial, publication of The wealth oj' nations (Carson) 4:212-222 METHODOLOGY, libertarian Businessman and free enterprise (Rogge) 2:81-89 MINERAL alert (Poirotl 2:78-80 MISES, Ludwig von - ideas of Educational vouchers (North) 5:259-275 MONETARISTS, where they go wrong (Hazlittl 8:468-478 MONEY and inflation American money: past, present and future (Weber) 8:479-484 Built-in pressures to inflation (Carson) 9:515-525 Capital consumption (H. F. Sennholz) 5:282-299 Fiat and the founding fathers (Groseclose) 10:585590 How much will be enough? (McAdoo) 1:52-55 Instead of what? (Hazlitt) 3:131-137 Lessons of the German inflation (Hazlitt) 12:718730 ' Our forty-year inflation (Hazlitt) 10:579-584 Private coinage in America (Summers) 7:436-440 Unemployment, unions and inflation (Petro) 7:387403 What determines the value of money? (Hazlitt) 9:553-560 Where the monetarists go wrong (Hazlitt) 8:468 478 MONOPOLY, monopoly price/gain Cartels (Summers) 12:707-711 Free market and the tyranny of wealth, (Osterfeld) 12:749-756 Reflections on amusement parks (Carson) 11:648 653 Unemployment, unions and inflation (Petro) 7:387403 MONOPOLY, postal (Summers) 3:162-166 MORAL law and freedom (Watts) 1:56-57 MOTHER nature: friend or foe? (LaDow) 4:202-205 MULTINATIONAL corporation, U.S. defense and (Peterson) 8:451-463 N NATIONAL Education Association Why teacher power had to happen (Barger) 6:323 331 NATURE, Mother: friend or foe? (LaDow) 4:202-205 1976 INDEX 765 NEW look at the Abolitionists (Chadwick) 3: 167-171 NEW message. See Pemberton NO eggs, no omelet (Elkins) 7:403 NOBEL memorial prize (1975) in economics, some uncomfortable reflections (Kirzner) 4:206-211 NORTH,Gary Educational vouchers: the double tax. 5:259-275 o OCCUPATlONAL Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Age of the technicality (Carson) 3: 138-149 OPITZ, Edmund A.

Adam Smith and the invisible hand. 6:356-364 See also Book reviews (Barzun; Mencken) OSTERFELD, David Free market and the tyranny of wealth, The. 12:749-756 OUR forty-year inflation mazliW 10:579-584 OWEN, Robert, woolly-minded cotton spinner (Barger) 2:101-109 p PASOUR, E. C., Jr. Right to food, The. 4:229-234 PATON, W.A. Ancient fable retold, An. 3: 150-154 PATRICK, James C. What the Bible says about big government. 3: 172 182 PEMBERTON, Jackson New message. A. 8 installments: 1. On choosing liberty. 5:276-281 2. On human rights and government. 6:332-339 3. On the Constitution. 7:408-418 4. Comments on the Bill of Rights. 8:498-505 5. On the general welfare. 9:526-533 6. On political philosophy. 10:604-611 7. On Amendment XVII. 11:654-660 8. On the destiny of liberty. 12:712-717 PETERSON, William H. U.S. defense and the multinational corporation. 8:451-463 See also Book reviews (Evans) PETRO, Sylvester Unemployment, unions and inflation: of causation and necessity. 7:387-403 PLANNED economy in Georgia, 1732-1752.

(Summers) 9:549-552 PLOT to print a masterpiece, Gulliver's travels (Markowitz) 4:223-228 POIROT, Paul L. Mineral alert, A. 2:78-80 POLlTlC~AL pressure groups Built-in pressures to inflation (Carson) 9:515-525 Unemployment. unions and inflation <Petro) 7:387 403 POPULATION shifts Demand for instant utopia (Hazlitt) 11 :680-683 Land use and capital <Smith) 9:541-548 Problems of halting economic growth. (Lee & McNown) 4:234-241 POSTAL monopoly (Summers) 3: 162-166 POST office Guess who! <Wilke) 1:37-41 Reflections on amusement parks <Carson) 11:643 653 POWER to tax is power to destroy (Carson) 10:613-625 PRICES/pricing Cartels (Summers) 12:707-711 Educational vouchers (North) 5:259-275 Problems of halting economic growth (Lee & McNown) 4:234-241 Reflections on amusement parks <Carson) 11:643 653 Right to food (Pasour) 4:229-234 PRIVATE coinage in America (Summers) 7:436-440 PRIVATE property, ownership and use Free society (Siegan) 2:98-100 In pursuit of happiness (Foley) 6:365-376 Land use and capital (Smith) 9:541-548 PROBLEMS of halting economic growth <Lee & McNown) 4:234-241 PROCHNOW, Herbert V.

There is an American idea. 7:419-422 PROPER role of government (Benson) 11:661-668 R REAL con job (Anderson) 7:404-407 REFLECTIONS on amusement parks (Carson) 11:643-653 RELIG ION /morality/ethics Bicentennial prayer (M. Sennholz) 10:612 Faith of our fathers (Carson) 12:732-738 Moral law and freedom (Watts) 1:56-57 Proper role of government (Benson) 11:661-668 What the Bible says about big government (Patrick) 3: 172-182 Work and liberty (Carson) 8:485-494 You can't sell freedom to a starving man (Foley) 12:739-748 See also Pem berton RIGHT to food (Pasour) 4:229-234 RIGHTS are freedoms, not powers (Cooley) 8:464-467 ROBERT Owen, woolly-minded cotton spinner (Barger) 2: 101-109 ROGERS, Slade & Hill's Management Briefs Time to read. 8:497 766 THE FREEMAN December ROGGE, Benjamin A. Businessman and free enterprise, The. 2:81-89 RUKEYSER, Merryle Stanley Intangible bicentennial monument, An. 1: 33-36 5 SAVINGS and investment Capital consumption (H. F. Sennholz) 5:282-299 How much will be enough? (McAdoo) 1:52-55 Land use and capital (Smith) 9:541-548 SCHNEIDER, Steven J.

Why public libraries? 9:534-540 SCHOLL, David J. Socialized hot dogs? 2: 116-122 SECURITY, government-guaranteed Behavioral law (Leonard) 9:561-567 Built-in pressures to inflation (Carson) 9:515-525 Rights are freedoms, not powers (Cooley) 8:464-467 SELF-RELIANCE Proper role of government (Benson) 11:661-668 Who wants to be self-sufficient? (Hockman) 1:3-7 Work and liberty (Carson) 8:485-494 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Capital consumption. 5:282-299 See also Book reviews (Twight) SENNHOLZ, Mary Bicentennial prayer, A. 10:612 SERVANTS, how many can you afford? (Sparks) 10:591-603 SHORT story, parable Ancient fable retold (Paton) 3: 150-154 SIEGAN, Bernard H. Free society, A. 2:98-100 SLAVERY New look at the Abolitionists (Chadwick) 3: 167-171 You can't sell freedom to a starving man (Foley) 12:739-748 SMITH, Adam - ideas of Adam Smith and the invisible hand (Opitz) 6:356 364 Another bicentennial: publication of The wealth of nations (Carson) 4:212-222 SMITH, Harry Lee Land use and capital 9:541-548 SOCIAL/political reform In defense of apathy (T. W. Hazlett! 8:495-496 Instead of what? mazlitt! 3: 131-137 Robert Owen, woolly-minded cotton spinner (Barger) 2: 101-109 Spirit of "46" (Coleson) 11:690-697 SOCIALISM as a family enterprise (Lubkin) 5:300 301 SOCIALIZED hot dogs? (SchoW 2: 116-122 SPANGLER, Mark. See Book reviews (H. F. Sennholz; M. Sennholz) SPARKS, Bertel M.

How many servants can you afford? 10:591-603 SPIRIT of "46" (Coleson) 11:690-697 SUMMERS, Brian Cartels: conspiracies in restraint of trade. 12: 707 711 How much competition? 4:242-243 Planned economy in Georgia, The: 1732-1752. 9:549-552 Postal monopoly, The. 3: 162-166 Private coinage in America 7:436-440 See also Book reviews (Blumenfeld; Campus Studies Institute; Kirzner; Institute for Contemporary Studies; Rothbard) T TAXATION, effects of Capital consumption (H. F. Sennholz) 5:282-299 Educational vouchers: the double tax (North) 5:259-275 Power to tax is the power to destroy (Carson) 10:613-625 TEACHER power, why it had to happen (Barger) 6:323-331 TECHNICALITY, age of (Carson) 3: 138-149 THERE is an American idea (Prochnow) 7:419-422 THERE ought notto be a law (Carson) 6:340-355 THIRD world. See Undeveloped countries THREATS to freedom in higher education (Hepburn) 3:155-161 TIME to read (Rogers, Slade & Hill's Management Briefs) 8:497 TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis de - ideas of Democracy in America (Bearce) 1:25-32 TRADE, international U.S. defense and the multinational corporation (Peterson) 8:451-463 TRANSPORTATION, government and Cartels (Summers) 12:707-711 Why reforming the ICC is not enough (Burt) 2:90 97 TRUE spirit of '76 (Lacy) 1:8-9 TWO concepts of liberty (Kizer) 9:568-570 u UNDEVELOPED countries Eat, drink, talk (Mahaffy) 4:244-250 Right tofood (Pasour) 4:229-234 U.s. defense and the multinational corporation (Peterson) 8:451-463 1976 INDEX 767 UNEMPLOYMENT, unions and inflation (Petro) 7:387-403 U.S. CONSTITUTION American money: past, present and future (Weber) 8:479-484 Bicentennial question, ascendant or setting sun?