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Inflation Fighters Bark Up The Wrong Tree Oscar W. Cooley 334 The point, again, is that inflation is strictly the result of monetary manipu lation. Nutrition Planning E. C. Pasour, Jr. 337 Critical shortcomings seen in proposed governmental food policy. Amazing Strange Jess Raley 344 The remarkable consequences of the removal of miIk from price control. Around the World. . . Perry E. Gresham 347 This distinguished scholar shares some impressions gained during an BO-day cruise on the QE~~. World in the Grip of an Idea 30. The Individual: Victim of the Idea Clarence B. Carson 352 The tendency of organizations is toward a governing force that reduces the independence of the individual. Excess Losses J. Brooks Colburn 367 In terms of consumer satisfaction, resources are better used to generate profit than to show a loss. The Nature of Work Robert LeFevre 370 Let the parent help the child adopt and follow goal-oriented procedures of a constructive nature.

Input Slavery and Output Slavery Ira Gottlieb 378 In open competition, neither employees nor employers are exploited. Book Reviews: 381 "The Right and Wrong of Compulsion by the State, and Other Essays" by Auberon Herbert. Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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