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All articles have at least three entries-author, subject, and tit1e~xcept in a few cases when title clearly indicates subject matter. Books reviewed are listed on page 768. A AGRICULTURE and the survival of private enter prise (Grady) 8:480-484 AGRICULTURE, government and Amazing strange (Raley) 6:344-346 Nutrition planning (Pasour) 6:337-343 Where there was a will (Raley) 12:727-731 ALFORD, Ruth B. The tiller, the van, and the typewriter. 9:563-569 AMAZING strange (Raley) 6:344-346 ANARCHY Case for the minimal state (Hazlitt) 11:665-674 ANDERSON. Robert G. Assault on capital, The. 11:653-661 Redistribution of wealth, The-labor union style. 7:407-418 Two ways of life. 10:579-589 ANTITRUST enforcement Attack on concentration (Brozen) 1:38-46 AROUND the world (Gresham) 6:347-351 ASSAULT on capital (Anderson) 11:663-661 ATTACK on concentration (Brozen) 1:38-46 B BAKER, William L. Marx and the Manifesto. 11:678-696 BANKING. See Money BARGER, Melvin D.

Dishonest about inflation. 12:721-726 New look at the invisible hand, A. 7:422-429 BASES of economic planning (Kelley) 3:160-170 BASTIAT, Frederic-ideas of Christian principles and public policy (Coleson) 2:81-89 Illusion behind government aid (Russell) 11:662-664 In defense of freedom-Frederic Bastiat (Bearce) 10:628-635 BATTEN, Charles R. Conservation or confiscation? 4:204-211 BEARCE, Robert G. In defense of freedom-Frederic Bastiat. 10:628-635 BECHARA, Dennis Costs of occupational licensing, The. 4:227-231 Dangers of collectivism, The. 2:119-122 Efficiency in government. 5:284-287 BERKHIMER, Ronald J. See Book reviews (Hazlitt) BEITER world (Patrick) 4:245 BEYOND supply and demand: the psychology of inflation (Wolfe) 2:67-74 BILLINGS, Donald B. WorId economy at the crossroad, The. 4:238-244 BLACK Americans, attitudes of "Roots" of the free market, the (Douglas) 4:232-237 BLAMING the victims: the government's theory of inflation (Higgs) 7:397-404 BROWNFELD, Allan C. See Book reviews <Hoffer) BROZEN, Yale Attack on concentration, The. 1:38-46 Mythology of energy, The. 7:387-392 BRYAN, Barbara H.

Free market: elementary, my child. 12:752-754 BUREAUCRATIC management Efficiency in government (Bechara) 5:284-287 Fight for free enterprise (McDonald) 10:590-592 BUREAUCRACY problem (Osterfeld) 3:178-189 BUSINESS. See Capitalism; Economic production; Free enterprise c CAGE, William E. I don't know. 2:98-101 Prices: guidelines that work. 9:523-529 CAHILL, George F. What is freedom? 3:176-177 CAPIT AL, savings, investment Assault on capital (Anderson) 11:653-661 Capital punishment (Semmens) 9:515-522 Permanent depression (Carson) 12:743-751 Social cost of railroad regulation <Semmens) 12:732-739 761 762 THE FREEMAN December CAPITALISM (Mises) 12:707-717 CAPITALISM Has capitalism a future? (Johnson) 1:47-59 The king is dead (Franckowiak) 10:603-605 Two ways of life (Anderson) 10:579-589 Welfarism (Dillenberg) 11:675-677 CARSON, Clarence B. Hidden fallacies behind intervention, The. 10:606-617 Permanent depression. 12:743-751 World in the grip of an idea (serialized) 25. The cold war: terrorizing many lands. 1:18-31 26. The cold war: the spread of gradualism.

2:102-114 27. The cold war: foreign aid. 3:143-156 28. The cold war: the third world. 4:214-226 29. The cold war: coexistence, detente, and convergence. 5:271-283 30. The individual: victim of the idea. 6:352-366 31. The subjugation of the individual. 7:430-443 32. The restoration of the individual. 8:485-498 33. Conclusion: loosening the grip of the idea. 9:530-543 CASE for the minimal state (Hazlitt) 11:665-674 CHAFUEN, Alejandro War without end. 1:12-17 CHAMBERLAIN, John "Windfall" for consumers in deregulation of oil. 7:419-421 See also Book reviews CHRISTIAN principles and public policy (Coleson) 2:81-89 COLBURN, J. Brooks Excess losses. 6:367-369 COLESON, Edward Christian principles and public policy. 2:81-89 COLLECTIVISM Dangers of collectivism (Bechara) 2:119-122 World in the grip ... , 26 & 31 (Carson) 2:102-114; 7:430-443 COLLEGES/universities Education and grades (Russell) 12:740-742 Tiller, the van, and the typewriter (Alford) 9:563-569 World in the grip ... ,25 (Carson) 1:18-31 COMMUNISM, Marxian/Russian Bureaucracy problem (Osterfeld) 3:178-189 Marx and the Manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 World in the grip ... , 25, 28, 29, 30 & 33 (Carson) 1-18-31;4:214-226;5:271-283;6:352-366;9:530-543 See also Socialism COMPETITION, open vs. restricted Attack on concentration (Brozen) 1:38-46 Capitalism (Mises) 12:707-717 Redistribution of wealth-labor union style (Anderson) 7:407-418 Table fable (Shannon) 10:625-627 "Windfall" for consumers in deregulation of oil (Chamberlain) 7:419-421 CONSERVATION or confiscation? (Batten) 4:204-211 CONSUMER sovereignty Costs of occupational licensing (Bechara) 4:227-231 Market economy vs. the welfare state (P. L. Greaves) 1:32-37 New look at the invisible hand (Barger) 7:422-429 Permanent depression (Carson) 12:743-751 Who's the boss? (North) 2:75-80 See also Prices ...

COOLEY, Oscar W. Inflation fighters bark up the wrong tree. 6:334-336 COONEY, Ronald F. Nock: an appreciation. 8:499-504 COSTS of occupational licensing (Bechara) 4:227-231 CRISIS in public finance: no ways or means (Semmens) 3:131-139 D DANGERS of collectivism (Bechara) 2:119-122 DEMOCRACY World in the grip ... 26 (Carson) 2:102-114 DEREGULATION of trucking (Semmens) 4:246-251 DILLENBERG, Anna Welfarism.11:675-677 DISHONEST about inflation (Barger) 12:721-726 DOUGLAS, W. Earl "Roots" of the free market, The: an order born of discipline. 4:232-237 E ECONOMIC calculation Bureaucracy problem (Osterfeld) 3:178-189 Marx and the Manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 ECONOMIC principles/laws Another anti-inflation circus (Sennholz) 3:139-142 Christian principles and public policy (Coleson) 2:81-89 Start at the beginning (leFevre) 4:195-200 Thinking about economics (Opitz) 5:288-300 Two ways of life (Anderson) 10:579-589 ECONOMIC production, government and Assault on capital (Anderson) 11:653-661 Capital punishment (Semmens) 9:515-522 Marx and the Manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 Permanent depression (Carson) 12:743-751 Social cost of railroad regulation (Semmens) 12:732-739 ECONOMICS of the barricades (Fisher) 7:404-406 EDUCATION and grades (Russell) 12:740-742 EDUCATION and teaching Nature of work (leFevre) 6:370-377 On recapturing liberty (Foley) 5:304-314 Who's the boss? (North) 2:75-80 See also Colleges/universities 1979 INDEX 763 EFFECTS of regulation on an industry (Gifford) 5:300-303 EFFICIENCY in government (Bechara) 5:284-287 EGALITE?-sheer illusion! (Paton) 3:157-159 ENERGY, production and controls Mythology of energy (Brozen) 7:387-392 Road not taken (Hazlitt) 2:90-97 Symbol of chaos: the gas pump (Sennholz) 8:458-465 "Windfall" for consumers in deregulation of oil (Chamberlain) 7:419-421 ENTREPRENEUR, role of Bureaucracy problem (Osterfeld) 3:178-189 Ethics of profit making (Summers) 8:451-457 Marx and the Manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 ETHICS of profit making (Summers) 8:451-457 EXCESS losses (Colburn) 6:367-369 F FALL of Rome and modem parallels (Reed) 11:647-652 FEDERAL Communications Commission Effects of regulation on an industry (Gifford) 5:300-303 FEDERAL Reserve System Gold versus fractional reserves (Hazlitt) 5:259-266 FIGHT for free enterprise (McDonald) 10:590-592 FISHER, Antony G.A.

Economics of the barricades, The. 7:404-406 FOLEY, Ridgway K, Jr. On recapturing liberty. 5:304-314 FOREIGN policy (B. B. Greaves) 9:544-550 FOREIGN relations. See International .; Trade; U.S. foreign policy FRANCKOWIAK, Leonard The king is dead. 10:603-605 FREE enterprise, free market Bases of economic planning (Kelley) 3:160-170 Egalite?-sheer illusion! (Paton) 3:157-159 Fight for free enterprise (McDonald) 10:590-592 "Roots" of the free market: an order born of discipline (Douglas) 4:232-237 Who's the boss? (North) 2:75-80 World in the grip ... ,33 (Carson) 9:530-543 See also Economic production FREE MARKET: elementary, my child (Bryan) 12:752-754 FREEDOM, principles of F. A. Hayek: classical liberal (T. W. Hazlett) 9:551-562 I don't know (Cage) 2:98-101 In defense of freedom-Frederic Bastiat (Bearce) 10:628-635 Indivisibility of liberty (Keeler) 4:201-203 Liberty and the power of ideas (Reed) 2:115-118 On recapturing liberty (Foley) 5:304-314 Toward a meaningful defense of freedom (Howard) 3:171-175 What is freedom? (Cahill) 3:176-177 FREEDOM of speech/press/thought Effects of regulation on an industry (Gifford) 5:300-303 Prices: guidelines that work (Cage) 9:523-529 Repressing economic news (Wriston) 7:393-396 Strategy for the war of ideas (Petro) 6:323-333 Thinking about economics (Opitz) 5:288-300 G GENTRY, Kenneth L., Jr.

Problems with public welfare, The. 11:697-700 GIFFORD, Shari Effects of regulation on an industry, The. 5:300-303 GOLD versus fractional reserves (Hazlitt) 5:259-266 GOTTLIEB, Ira Input slavery and output slavery. 6:378-380 GOVERNMENT intervention Agriculture and the survival of private enterprise (Grady) 8:480-484 Amazing strange (Raley) 6:344-346 Around the world (Gresham) 6:347-351 Assault on capital (Anderson) 11:653-661 Crisis in public finance (Semmens) 3:131-139 Deregulation of trucking (Semmens) 4:246-251 Effects of regulation on an industry (Gifford) 5:300-303 Ethics of profit making (Summers) 8:451-457 Hidden fallacies behind intervention (Carson) 10:606-617 I don't know (Cage) 2:98-101 Liberty and the power of ideas (Reed) 2:115-118 Mythology of energy (Brozen) 7:387-392 New look at the invisible hand (Barger) 7:422-429 On recapturing liberty (Foley) 5:304-314 Permanent depression (Carson) 12:743-751 Prices: guidelines that work (Cage) 9:523-529 Redistribution of wealth-labor union style (Anderson) 7:407-418 Road not taken (Hazlitt) 2:90-97 Social cost of railroad regulation (Semmens) 12:732-739 Symbol of chaos: the gas pump (Sennholz) 8:458-465 Torrent oflaws (Hazlitt) 1:3-11 World in the grip ,33 (Carson) 9:530-543 See also Taxes ; Welfare state GOVERNMENT licensing Costs of occupational licensing (Bechara) 4:227-231 Effects of regulation on an industry (Gifford) 5:300-303 The king is dead (Franckowiak) 10:603-605 GOVERNMENT spending/deficits Blaming the victims: the government's theory of inflation (Higgs) 7:397-404 Crisis in public finance (Semmens) 3:131-139 Mass transit mess (Semmens) 10:618-625 764 THE FREEMAN December Prices: guidelines that work (Cage) 9:523-529 Problems with public welfare (Gentry) 11:697-700 Sixth wheel (McDonald) 4:212-213 There is no escape (Sennholz) 11:643-646 Welfarism (Dillenberg) 11:675-677 GOVERNMENT'S role Efficiency in government (Bechara) 5:284-287 F. A. Hayek: classical liberal (T. W. Hazlett) 9:551-562 Hidden fallacies behind intervention (Carson) 10:606-617 Nock: an appreciation (Cooney) 8:499-504 GRADY,Ed Agriculture and the survival of private enterprise.

8:480-484 GREAVES, Bettina Bien Foreign policy. 9:544-550 See also Book reviews (Van Til) GREAVES, Percy L., Jr. The market economy vs. the welfare state. 1:32-37 GRESHAM, Perry E. Around the world. 6:347-351 H HAS capitalism a future? (Johnson) 1:47-59 HAYEK, F. A., classical liberal (T. W. Hazlett) 9:551-562 HAZLETI', Thomas W. F. A. Hayek: classical liberal. 9:551-562 HAZLITT, Henry Case for the minimal state, The. 11:665-674 Gold versus fractional reserves. 5:259-266 Profits and payrolls. 8:470-479 Profits and payrolls: 1978. 12:718-720 Road not taken, The. 2:90-97 Torrent of laws, The. 1:3-11 HERITAGE, our (Shumiatcher) 5:267-270 HIDDEN fallacies behind intervention (Carson) 10:606-617 HIGGS, Robert Blaming the victims: the government's theory of inflation. 7:397-404 HOWARD, Joseph P. Toward a meaningful defense of freedom. 3:171-175 I DON'T know (Cage) 2:98-101 IDEAS, importance of Has capitalism a future? (Johnson) 1:47-59 Liberty and the power of ideas (Reed) 2:115-118 Our heritage (Shumiatcher) 5:267-270 Strategy for the war of ideas (Petro) 6:323-333 War without end (Chafuen) 1:12-17 World in the grip ... , 26 (Carson) 2:102-114 ILLUSION behind government aid (Russell) 11:662-664 IN DEFENSE of freedom-Frederic Bastiat (Bearce) 10:628-635 INDIVIDUAL actions/choices Agriculture and the survival of private enterprise (Grady) 8:480-484 Bases of economic planning (Kelley) 3:160-170 New look at the invisible hand (Barger) 7:422-429 On recapturing liberty (Foley) 5:304-314 Start at the beginning (LeFevre) 4:195-200 This is mine (LeFevre) 10:593-602 INDIVIDUAL freedom and responsibility Egalite?-sheer illusion! (Paton) 3:157-159 I don't know (Cage) 2:98-101 In defense of freedom-Frederic Bastiat (Bearce) 10:628-635 Liberty and the power of ideas (Reed) 2:115-118 Problems with public welfare (Gentry) 11:697-700 "Roots" ofthe free market: an order born ofdiscipline (Douglas) 4:232-237 Two ways of life (Anderson) 10:579-589 Where there was a will (Raley) 12:727-731 World in the grip ... , 31, 32 & 33 (Carson) 7:430-443; 8:485-498; 9:530-543 INDIVISIBILITY of liberty (Keeler) 4:201-203 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Capitalism (Mises) 12:707-717 Has capitalism a future? (Johnson) 1:47-59 INFLATION. See Money ...

INFLATION fighters bark up the wrong tree (Cooley) 6:334-336 INPUT slavery and output slavery (Gottlieb) 6:378-380 INTERNATIONAL cartels/agreements World economy at the crossroad (Billings) 4:238-244 INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund Road not taken (Hazlitt) 2:90-97 INTERNATIONAL relations. See U.S. foreign policy INVISmLE HAND, new look at the (Barger) 7:422-429 J JOHNSON, Paul Has capitalism a future? 1:47-59 K KEELER, Davis E. Indivisibility of liberty, The. 4:201-203 KELLEY, David Bases of economic planning, The. 3:160-170 KING is dead (Franckowiak) 10:603-605 KNOWLEDGE, individual and scattered F. A. Hayek: classical liberal (T. W. Hazlett) 9:551-562 See also Prices ...

1979 INDEX 765 L LABORJwages/productivity Capitalism (Mises) 12:707-717 Nature of work (LeFevre) 6:370-377 Prices: guidelines that work (Cage) 9:523-529 Profits and payrolls (Hazlitt) 8:470-479 Profits and payrolls: 1978 (Hazlitt) 12:718-720 Redistribution of wealth-labor union style (Anderson) 7:407-418 Road not taken (Hazlitt) 2:90-97 This is mine (LeFevre) 10:593-602 LABOR unions Economics of the barricades (Fisher) 7:404-406 New look at the invisible hand (Barger) 7:422-429 Redistribution of wealth-labor union style (Anderson) 7:407-418 Strategy for the war of ideas (Petro) 6:323-333 Tiller, the van, and the typewriter (Alford) 9:563-569 LAND, natural resources Conservation or confiscation? (Batten) 4:204-211 LEFEVRE, Robert Nature of work, The. 6:370-377 Start at the beginning. 4:195-200 This is mine. 10:593-602 LIBERAL, classical: F. A. Hayek (T. W. Hazlett) 9:551-562 LIBERTY and the power of ideas (Reed) 2:115-118 LOSSES, excess (Colburn) 6:367-369 M MANN, Amy. See Book reviews (Krauss) MARKET economy vs. the welfare state (P. L. Greaves) 1:32-37 MARX and the manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 MASS transit mess (Semmens) 10:618-625 McDONALD, Kenneth Fight for free enterprise, The. 10:590-592 Sixth wheel. 4:212-213 MINIMAL state, case for (Hazlitt) 11:665-674 MISES, Ludwig von Capitalism. 12:707-717 MONEY and inflation Another anti-inflation circus (Sennholz) 3:139-142 Assault on capital (Anderson) 11:653-661 Beyond supply and demand-the psychology of inflation (Wolfe)2:67-74 Blaming the victims: the government's theory of inflation (Higgs) 7:397-404 Capital punishment (Semmens) 9:515-522 Dishonest about inflation (Barger) 12:721-726 Fall of Rome and modem parallels (Reed) 11:647-652 Gold versus fractional reserves (Hazlitt) 5:259-266 Inflation fighters bark up the wrong tree (Cooley) 6:334-336 Market economy vs. the welfare state (P. L. Greaves) 1:32-37 Prices: guidelines that work (Cage) 9:523-529 Repressing economic news (Wriston) 7:393-396 Road not taken (Hazlitt) 2:90-97 "Sorry, no further bids" (North) 8:466-469 MONOPOLY/monopolies Attack on concentration (Brozen) 1:38-46 Mass transit mess (Semmens) 10:618-625 MORAL principles and religions Beyond supply and demand-the psychology of inflation (Wolfe) 2:67-74 Fall of Rome and modem parallels (Reed) 11:647-652 Thinking about economics (Opitz) 5:288-300 World in the grip ... , 29 & 32 (Carson) 5:271-283; 8:485-498 MYTHOLOGY of energy (Brozen) 7:387-392 N NATURAL law Case for the minimal state (Hazlitt) 11:665-674 Toward a meaningful defense of freedom (Howard) 3:171-175 NATURE of work (LeFevre) 6:370-377 NEW look at the invisible hand (Barger) 7:422-429 NOCK, Albert J., an appreciation (Cooney) 8:499-504 NORTH,Gary "Sorry, no further bids!" 8:466-469 Who's the boss? 2:75-80 NUTRITION planning (Pasour) 6:337-343 o OCCUPATIONAL licensing, costs of(Bechara) 4:227-231 See also Government licensing ON recapturing liberty (Foley) 5:304-314 OPITZ, Edmund A.

Thinking about economics. 5:288-300 OSTERFELD, David Bureaucracy problem, The. 3:178-189 OUR heritage (Shumiatcher) 5:267-270 p PASOUR, E. C., Jr. Nutrition planning. 6:337-343 PATON,W.A. Egalite?-sheer illusion! 3:157-159 PATRICK, James C. Better world, A. 4:245 PERMANENT depression (Carson) 12:743-751 PETRO, Sylvester Strategy for the war of ideas, A. 6:323-333 POIROT, Paul L. See Book reviews (Harper) 766 THE FREEMAN December PLANNING, central or individual Bases of economic planning (Kelley) 3:160-170 Bureaucracy problem (Osterfeld) 3:178-189 F. A. Hayek: classical liberal (T. W. Hazlett) 9:551-562 Nutrition planning (Pasour) 6:337-343 Two ways of life (Anderson) 10:579-589 World in the grip ... , 31 (Carson) 7:430-443 PRICES: guidelines that work (Cage) 9:523-529 PRICES/pricing/price controls Agriculture and the survival of private enterprise (Grady) 8:480-484 Amazing strange (Raley) 6:344-346 Bases of economic planning (Kelley) 3:160-170 Blaming the victims: the government's theory of inflation (Higgs) 7:397-404 Bureaucracy problem (Osterfeld) 3:178-189 Crisis in public finance: no ways or means (Semmens) 3:131-139 Free market: elementary, my child (Bryan) 12:752-754 Indivisibility of liberty (Keeler) 4:201-203 Inflation fighters bark up the wrong tree (Cooley) 6:334-336 Marx and the Manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 Mythology of energy (Brozen) 7:387-392 New look at the invisible hand (Barger) 7:422-429 Repressing economic news (Wriston) 7:393-396 "Sorry, no further bids!" (North) 8:466-469 Symbol of chaos: the gas pump (Sennholz) 8:458-465 See also Consumer sovereignty PROBLEMS with public welfare (Gentry) 11:697-700 PROFIT/loss system Agriculture and the survival of private enterprise (Grady) 8:480-484 Capital punishment (Semmens) 9:515-522 Efficiency in government (Bechara) 5:284-287 Ethics of profit making (Summers) 8:451-457 Excess losses (Colburn) 6:367-369 PROFITS and payrolls (Hazlitt) 8:470-479 PROFITS and payrolls: 1978 (Hazlitt) 12:718-720 PROPERTY, ownership and control of Agriculture and the survival of private enterprise (Grady) 8:480-484 Ethics of profit making (Summers) 8:451-457 Input slavery and output slavery (Gottlieb) 6:378-380 Start at the beginning (LeFevre) 4:195-200 This is mine (LeFevre) 10:593-602 Two ways of life (Anderson) 10:579-589 Who's the boss? (North) 2:75-80 PUBLIC welfare, problems with (Gentry) 11:697-700 R RAILROAD regulation, social cost of (Semmens) 12:732-739 RALEY, Jess Amazing strange. 6:344-346 Where there was a will. 12:727-731 REAM, Roger R. See Book reviews (Ringer) REDISTRIBUTION of wealth':"""labor union style (Anderson) 7:407-418 REED, Lawrence W.

Fall of Rome and modern parallels, The. 11:647-652 Liberty and the power of ideas. 2:115-118 See also Book reviews (Goodman & Dolan) RELIGION. See Moral principles ... REPRESSING economic news (Wriston) 7:393-396 RESPONSIBILITY, individual. See Individual ... ROAD not taken (Hazlitt) 2:90-97 ROME, fall of and modern parallels (Reed) 11:647-652 "ROOTS" of the free market: an order born of discipline (Douglas) 4:232-237 RUSSELL, P. Dean Education and grades. 12:740-742 lllusion behind government aid, The. 11:662-664 s SARACENS Education and grades (Russell) 12:740-742 SAVINGS/investment. See Capital ... SELF -IMPROVEMENT Better world (Patrick) 4:245 Nature of work (LeFevre) 6:370-377 Nock: an appreciation (Cooney) 8:499-504 See also Individual ... SEMMENS, John Capital punishment. 9:515-522 Crisis in public finance, The: no ways or means. 3:131-139 Deregulation of trucking. 4:246-251 Mass transit mess. 10:618-625 Social cost of railroad regulation, The. 12:732-739 SENNHOLZ, Hans F.

Another anti-inflation circus. 3:139-142 Symbol of chaos, A: the gas pump. 8:458-465 There is no escape. 11:643-646 SHANNON, Russell Table fable. 10:625-627 SHUMIATCHER, Morris Our heritage. 5:267-270 SIXTH wheel (McDonald) 4:212-213 SLAVERY Christian principles and public policy (Coleson) 2:81-89 Input slavery and output slavery (Gottlieb) 6:378-380 World in the grip ... ,31 (Carson) 7:430-443 SOCIAL cooperation F. A. Hayek: classical liberal (T. W. Hazlett) 9:551-562 Marx and the Manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 This is mine (LeFevre) 10:593-602 See also Free enterprise 1979 INDEX 767 SOCIAL cost of railroad regulation (Semmens) 12:732-739 SOCIALISM Assault on capital (Anderson) 11:653-661 Marx and the Manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 Two ways of life (Anderson) 10:579-589 World in the grip ... , 26, 27 & 29 (Carson) 2:102-114; 3:143-156; 5:271-283 See also Communism; Government intervention; Welfare state "SORRY, no further bids!" (North) 8:466-469 STARKWEATHER, Tom. 51'1' Book reviews (Richardson) START at the beginning (LeFevre) 4:195-200 STRATEGY for the war of ideas (Petro) 6:323-333 SUMMERS, Brian Ethics of profit making, The. 8:451-457 See also Book reviews (Mises) SYMBOL of chaos: the gas pump (Sennholz) 8:458-465 T TABLE fable (Shannon) 10:625-627 TAXES/taxation Assault on capital (Anderson) 11:653-661 Capital punishment (Semmens) 9:515-522 Crisis in public finance: no ways or means (Semmens) 3:131-139 There is no escape (Sennholz) 11:643-646 Welfarism (Dillenberg) 11:675-677 See also Government ...

TERRORISM War without end (Chafuen) 1:12-17 World in the grip ... , 25 (Carson) 1:18-31 THERE is no escape (Sennholz) 11:643-646 THINKING about economics (Opitz) 5:288-300 THIRD world Has capitalism a future? (Johnson) 1:47-59 World economy at the crossroad (Billings) 4:238-244 World in the grip ... , 28 (Carson) 4:214-226 THIS is mine (LeFevre) 10:593-602 TILLER, the van, and the typewriter (Alford) 9:563-569 TORRENT of laws (Hazlitt) 1:3-11 TOWARD a meaningful defense of freedom (Howard) 3:171-175 TRADE, foreign. See U. S. foreign policy TRANSFER payments Dangers of collectivism (Bechara) 2:119-122 lllusion behind government aid (Russell) 11:662-664 Liberty and the power of ideas (Reed) 2:115-118 Road not taken (Hazlitt) 2:90-97 Sixth wheel (McDonald) 4:212-213 There is no escape (Sennholz) 11:643-646 See also Socialism; Welfare State TRANSPORTATION. See Semmens TWO ways of life (Anderson) 10:579-589 u UNITED States foreign policy Foreign policy (B. B. Greaves) 9:544-550 World economy at the crossroad (Billings) 4:238-244 World in the grip ... , 27, 28, 29 (Carson) 3:143-156, 4:214-226 and 5:271-283 UTILITARIANISM Case for the minimal state (Hazlitt) 11:665-674 Ethics of profit making (Summers) 8:451-457 v VALUE THEORY-labor vs. subjective Marx and the Manifesto (Baker) 11:678-696 VIETNAM, Kent State and World in the grip ... , 25 (Carson) 1:18-31 w WAR without end (Chafuen) 1:12-17 WELFARE state Beyond supply and demand-the psychology of inflation (Wolfe) 2:67-74 Fall of Rome and modern parallels (Reed) 11:647-652 lllusion behind government aid (Russell) 11:662-664 In defense of freedom-Frederic Bastiat (Bearce) 10:628-635 Market economy vs. the welfare state (P. L. Greaves) 1:32-37 See also Government intervention WELFARISM <Dillenberg) 11:675-677 WHAT is freedom? (Cahill) 3:176-177 WHERE there was a will (Raley) 12:727-731 WHO'S the boss? (North) 2:75-80 "WINDFALL" for consumers in deregulation of oil (Chamberlain) 7:419-421 WINDFALL profits Ethics of profit making (Summers) 8:451-457 Profits and payrolls (Hazlitt) 8:470-479 Symbol of chaos: the gas pump (Sennholz) 8:458-465 See also Profit/loss system WOLFE, Gregory Beyond supply and demand-the. psychology of inflation. 2:67-74 WORLD, around the (Gresham) 6:347-351 WORLD economy at the crossroad (Billings) 4:238-244 WORLD in the grip of an idea (serialized). See Carson WRISTON, Walter B.

Repressing economic news. 7:393-396 768 THE FREEMAN . BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) BRADFORD, M. E. (edJ See Taylor BUTLER, Eamonn F. (co-author) See Schuettinger DOLAN, Edwin G. (co-author) See Goodman GOODMAN, John C. & Edwin G. Dolan. Economics of public policy: the micro view (Reed) 9:573-576 HARPER, F. A., The writings of (Poirot) 8:505-508 HAZLITT, Henry (ed.) The critics of Keynesian economics (Berkhimer) 1:63-64 HERBERT, Auberon. The right and wrong of com pulsion by the state, and other essays (Chamber lain) 6:381-384 HESSEN, Robert. In defense of the corporation (Chamberlain) 5:315-318 HOFFER, Eric. Before the Sabbath (Brownfeld) 7:447-448 KIRK, Russell. Decadence and renewal in the higher learning: an episodic history of American uni versity and college since 1953 (Chamberlain) 7:444 447 ____ . John Randolph of Roanoke: a study in American politics (Chamberlain) 1:60-63 KRAUSS, Melvyn B. The new protectionism: the welfare state and international trade (Mann) 5:318-320 MACK, Eric (ed.) See Herbert MILLER, Alice P. Edmund Burke and his world (Chamberlain) 11:701-704 MISES, Ludwig von. Liberalism (Summers) 2:126-127 HANDSOME BLUE LEATHERLEX MISES, Ludwig von. Papers of. See VanTil _____ . The ultimate foundation of economic science (Summers) 2:127-128 MORLEY, Felix. For the record (Chamberlain) 8:509-512 NOZICK, Robert. Anarchy, state and utopia (Hazlitt) 11:665-674 READ, Leonard E. The freedom freeway (Chamber lain) 12:755-758 ____ . Liberty: legacy of truth (Chamberlain) 2:123-126 REGNERY, Henry. Memoirs of a dissident publisher (Chamberlain) 9:570-573 RICHARDSON, H. L. What makes you think we read the bills? (Starkweather) 8:512 RINGER, Robert J. Restoring the American dream (Ream) 12:758-760 ROGGE, Benjamin A. Can capitalism survive?