Index

All articles have at least three entries-author, subject, and title-except in a few cases when title clearly indicates subject matter. Books reviewed are listed on page 768. A ADVERTISING Billboards, freedom of speech and property rights (Schnaubelt) 4:195-199 AGAINST all enemies (3 parts) See Bearce AMERICAN Civil Liberties Union In defense of government (Russell) 5:299-303 AMES, Fisher: forgotten defender of liberty (Wolfe) 6:371-376 ANDERSON, RobertG. Runaway investors. 6:323-329 Supply side economics: miracle cure or more of the same? 11:673-676 Two kinds ofsabotage. 3:131-133 ANTITRUST legislation Union contest with government (Carson) 6:337-349 Witch-hunting for robber barons: the Standard Oil story (Reed) 3:166-175 ARIZONA Spending limits are not enough (Semmens) 8:459-462 AUNT Elsie's recipe (Heiple) 5:259-260 B BAKER, William L. Frederic Bastiat: harmonious warrior. 4:227-233 See also Book reviews (Friedman) BALL, Jayne B.

Why no beeflines? 1:9-11 BANKING. See Money BARGER, Melvin D. Crime: the unsolved problem. 2:98-104 Parent power: can it help public education? 4:210-217 BARKER,Ben Ideas, noble and otherwise. 12:746-751 International terrorism: the deadliest plague. 8:451-458 Psychology of cultism, The. 4:203-209 BASTIAT, Frederic: harmonious warrior (Baker) 4:227-233 BASTIAT, Frederic-ideas of Government costlbenefit analyses-the impetus and the impotence (Semmens) 5:304-314 BEARCE, Robert Against all enemies (3 parts) 9:515-522; 10:599-605; 11:690-697 BILLBOARDS, freedom of speech and property rights. (Schnaubelt) 4:195-199 BIXLER, Scott W. Right to discriminate, The. 6:358-367 BOZARTH, Shawn A. Socialism in theory and practice. 6:356-357 BRADFORD, Ralph Penalties on employment. 10:586-590 BRODIN, Eric Sweden's welfare state: a paradise lost. 12:736-742 BROWNFELD, Allan C. See Book reviews (Sowell) BUSINESS, attitudes toward Competition (La Dow)9:554-557 Enemies of production (R. Ream) 10:591-598 Exploitation and freedom (Russell) 6:350-356 Idealism and students (Russell) 8:484-485 c CAPITALISM, facing the moral attack on (Pilon) 8:493-498 CARSON, Clarence B.

Government empowers unions. 11:677-689 Health care: cross questions and crooked answers. 5:271-277 Ideology for unions, An. 2:109-120 Imitation of England, The. 8:470-483 Organizing government employees. 12:712-723 Origins ofAmerican unions, The. 1:12-24 Property basis ofrights, The. 9:543-553 Union contest with government. 6:337-349 Whither independence-1980 A.D.? 7:387-398 CASE against protectionism (Reed) 10:579-585 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CHILDREN, rights and duties of Double-headed coin of rights and duties (Shumiatcher) 5:267-270 On manipulating others (Rottinghuis) 10:635-637 CHINA How to produce human beings (Russell) 3:147-150 COBB,Joe Myth of the stable price level, The. 10:608-613 COERCION Government empowers unions (Carson) 11:677-689 Idea ofequality (Wollstein) 4:221-226 761 762 THE FREEMAN December Ideas, noble and otherwise (Barker) 12:746-751 Union contest with government (Carson) 6:337-349 COMMUNICATION, mass media Government regulation of mass media communica tion (Greaves) 3:141-146 Time for America (Hoyt) 10:621-626 COMMUNISM. See Marxism; Russia; Socialism COMPETITION (LaDow) 9:554-557 COMPETITION, restricted vs. open Origins of American unions (Carson) 1:12-24 Winners and losers (Nelms) 12:752-754 Witch-hunting for robber barons; the Standard Oil story (Reed) 3:166-175 CONSUMERS and production Competition (La Dow) 9:554-557 Enemies of production (R. Ream) 10:591-598 Price controls and shortages (Reisman) 2:72-81 Scarcity (Shannon) 1:3-9 Socialism (Mises) 1:35-49 See also Prices/pricing CORRUPTION oflanguage (Snyder) 9:537-542 CRIME: the unsolved problem (Barger) 2:98-104 CRISIS of our age (N. Ream) 2:67-71 CULTISM Follow the leader? (Robertson) 8:499-501 Psychology of Cultism (Barker) 4:203-209 D DEMOCRACY and freedom (Denson) 7:399-402 DEMOCRACY, majority rule Totalitarian collectivism in America (Douglas) 8:463-469 DENSON,John V.

Democracy and freedom. 7:399-402 DISCRIMINATION, freedom ofchoice Parent power: can it help public education? (Barger) 4:210-217 Right to discriminate (Bixler) 6:358-367 DO you really believe in a limited government? (Rader) 1:31-34 DOUBLE-headed coin of rights and duties (Shu miatcher) 5:267-270 DOUGLAS, Jack D. Totalitarian collectivism in America. 8:463-469 Welfare state as a zero-sum game, The. 7:403-409 DOYLE, Dorothy Palmieri Lesson of Alta Vista, The. 6:368-370 DYKES,E.W. Markets or edicts? 12:733-735 E ECONOMIC calculation Government cost/benefit analyses-the impetus and the impotence (Semmens) 5:304-314 Socialism (Mises) 1:35-49 ECONOMIC development/progress Foreign investment (Mises) 4:240-251 Progress in a free economy (Reisman) 7:415-422 See also Production ECONOMICS ofenergy (Hunt) 5:278-280 ECONOMICS, supply side (Anderson) 11:673-676 EDUCATION, public: can parent power help? (Barger) 4:210-217 ENEMIES of production (R. Ream) 10:591~598 ENERGY"crisis"

Economics of energy (Hunt) 5:278-280 Markets or edicts? (Dykes) 12:733-735 Price controls and shortages (Reisman) 2:72-81 Progress in a free economy (Reisman) 7:415-422 Scarcity (Shannon) 1:3-9 Two kinds of sabotage (Anderson) 3:131-133 Why no beef lines? (Ball) 1:9-11 ENGLAND Government, heal thyself (Senese) 7:423-429 Imitation of England (Carson) 8:470-483 Interventionism (Mises) 2:84-96 Socialism in theory and practice (Bozarth) 6:356-357 Sphere of government ... (Hazlitt) 10:614-620 EQUALITY under law vs. egalitarianism Fisher Ames: forgotten defender of liberty (Wolfe) 6:371-376 Idea of equality (Wollstein) 4:221-226 Outcome of the income tax (Hahn) 3:134-140 EXPLOITATION and freedom (Russell) 6:350-356 F FACING the moral attack on capitalism (Pilon) 8:493-498 FAITH, integrity and shame (Watkins) 2:105-108 FISHER Ames; forgotten defender of liberty (Wolfe) 6:371-376 FOLLOW the leader? (Robertson) 8:499-501 FOREIGN investment (Mises) 4:240-251 FREE enterprise and health care (Primich) 5:261-266 FREE enterprise, free market. See Production FREE enterprisers all (Zarbin) 4:218-220 FREEDOM, justice and (Snyder) 3:180-188 FREEDOM for ideas/communication Billboards, freedom of speech and property rights (Schnaubelt) 4:195-199 Exploitation and freedom (Russell) 6:350-356 Facing the moral attack on capitalism (Pilon) 8:493-498 Government regulation of mass media communica tion (Greaves) 3:141-146 Ideas, noble and otherwise (Barker) 12:746-751 Socialism (Mises) 1:35-49 FREEDOM, property and production Fisher Ames: forgotten defender of liberty (Wolfe) 6:371-376 Progress in a free economy (Reisman) 7:415-422 Property basis of rights (Carson) 9:543-553 Scarcity (Shannon) 1:3-9 1980 INDEX 763 G GERMANY Interventionism (Mises) 2:84-96 GOLD has risen-but remains the same (McLaughlin) 5:281-288 GOLD, how to return to (Hazlitt) 9:523-526 GOLD, remonetizing again (Rader) 9:527-536 GOODpeople syndrome (Russell) 7:410-414 GOVERNMENT, heal thyself(Senese) 7:423-429 GOVERNMENT, the market and the poor (Osterfeld) 11:643-659 GOVERNMENT, thinking about (Heiple) 10:627-634 GOVERNMENTcostJbenentanalyses-the impetus and the impotence (Semmens) 5:304-314 GOVERNMENT employees, organizing (Carson) 12:712-723 GOVERNMENT empowers unions (Carson) 11:677-689 GOVERNMENT regulation of mass media communi cation (Greaves) 3:141-146 GOVERNMENT control/regulation/intervention Agaiilst all enemies, II and III (Bearce) 10:599-605; 11:690-697 Economics ofenergy (Hunt) 5:278-280 Free enterprisers all (Zarbin) 4:218-220 Government costlbenefit analyses-the impetus and the impotence (Semmens) 5:304-314 Government, heal thyself(Senese) 7:423-429 Health care: cross questions and crooked answers (Carson) 5:271-277 Iatrogenic government (Shannon) 12:724-727 Interventionism (Mises) 2:84-96 Markets or edicts? (Dykes) 12:733-735 Order and disorder (Peterson) 1:50-52 Penalties on employment (Bradford) 10:586-590 Politics and ideas (Mises) 5:289-298 Price controls and shortages (Reisman) 2:72-81 Regulation (Pugsley) 12:707-711 Right to discriminate (Bixler) 6:358-367 Scarcity (Shannon) 1:3-9 Totalitarian collectivism in America (Douglas) 8:463-469 Two kinds of sabotage (Anderson) 3:131-133 Whither independence-1980 A.D.? (Carson) 7:387-398 GOVERNMENT, limited-role of Against all enemies, I (Bearce) 9:515-522 Fisher Ames: forgotten defender of liberty (Wolfe) 6:371-376 In defense ofgovernment (Russell) 5:299-303 Justice and freedom (Snyder) 3:180-188 Law, legislation and liberty: Hayek's completed trilogy (Shenfield) 9:558-571 On liberty and"liberation (Porter) 4:234-239 Philosophy of Ludwig von Mises (Opitz) 7:430-442 Socialist games (McDonald) 11:660-661 Sphere of government: 19th century theories (Hazlitt) 1. John Stuart Mill 1:26-30 2. Herbert Spencer 8:486-492 3. Thomas H. Huxley 10:614-620 GOVERNMENT privileges, special interest groups Enemies of production (R. Ream) 10:591-598 Government empowers unions (Carson) 11:677-689 Government, the market and the poor (Osterfeld)

11:643-659 Ideology for unions (Carson) 2:109-120 Politics and ideas (Mises) 5:289-298 GOVERNMENT spending/subsidies/transfers Inflation (Mises) 3:151-163 Saying no to a snow job (Staley) 4:200-202 Spending limits are not enough (Semmens) 8:459-462 Supply side economics: miracle cure or more of the same? (Anderson) 11:673-676 Sweden's welfare state: a paradise lost (Brodin) 12:736-742 GOW, Haven Bradford. See Book reviews (Moore; Schwartz) GREAVES, Bettina Bien Government regulation of mass media communica tion.3:141-146 H HAHN, Scott W. Outcome of the income tax, The. 3:134-140 HAZLITT, Henry How to return to gold. 9:523-526 Sphere of government, The:'nineteenth century the ories 1. John Stuart Mill. 1:26-30 2. Herbert Spencer. 8:486-492 3. Thomas H. Huxley. 10:614-620 HEALTH care: cross questions and crooked answers (Carson) 5:271-277 HEIPLE, Rae C. Aunt Elsie's recipe. 5:259-260 Thinking about government. 10:627-634 HIT or run. (Raley) 12:743-745 HOOD, Robert E.

"Sweet land ofliberty"? 2:82-83 HOW to return to gold (Hazlitt) 9:523-526 HOW to live well (Patrick) 1:25 HOW to produce human beings (Russell) 3:147-150 HOYT, Robert R. Time for America. 10:621-626 HUNT, David P. Economics of energy, The. 5:278-280 HUXLEY, Thomas H.-ideas of Sphere of gover~ment (Hazlitt) 10:614-620 IATROGENIC government (Shannon) 12:724-727 IDEA ofequality (Wollstein) 4:221-226 IDEALISM and students (Russell) 8:484-485 IDEAS, noble and otherwise (Barker) 12:746-751 764 THE FREEMAN December IDEAS, ideologies-role of Corruption oflanguage (Snyder) 9:537-542 Follow the leader? (Robertson) 8:499-501 Government, the market and the poor (Osterfeld) 11:643-659 International terrorism: the deadliest plague (Barker) 8:451-458 Organizing government employees (Carson) 12:712-723 Philosophy of Ludwig von Mises (Opitz) 7:430-442 Politics and ideas (Mises) 5:289-298 Welfare state as a zero-sum game (Douglas) 7:403-409 IDEOLOGY for unions (Carson) 2:109-120 IMITATION of England (Carson) 8:470-483 IN defense of government (Russell) 5:299-303 INDIVIDUAL action/incentive/independence Against all enemies, III (Bearce) 11:690-697 Aunt Elsie's recipe (Heiple) 5:259-260 Faith, integrity and shame (Watkins) 2:105-108 Frederic Bastiat: harmonious warrior (Baker) 4:227-233 Free enterprisers all (Zarbin) 4:218-220 Government, the market and the poor (Osterfeld) 11:643-659 Health care: cross questions and crooked answers (Carson) 5:271-277 Hit or run (Raley) 12:743-745 How to produce human beings (Russell) 3:147-150 Idea of equality (Wollstein) 4:221-226 Invisible hand 1980 (Peterson) 3:176-179 Knowledge and decisions (Brownfeld) 8:502-507 Lesson of Alta Vista (Doyle) 6:368-370 Markets or edicts? (Dykes) 12:733-735 Psychology of cultism (Barker) 4:203-209 Self-improvement (Smiles) 10:606-607 Sweden's welfare state: a paradise· lost (Brodin) 12:736-742 Thinking about government (Heiple) 10:627-634 Totalitarian collectivism in America (Douglas) 8:463-469 Unbinding Prometheus: productivity through moral ity (Peterson) 11:662-672 Whither independence-1980 A.D.? (Carson) 7:387-398 INDIVIDUAL responsibility Corruption oflanguage (Snyder) 9:537-542 Crime: the unsolved problem (Barger) 2:98-104 Do you really believe in a limited government? (Rader) 1:31-34 Double-headed coin of rights and duties (Shumiatcher) 5:267-270 Time for America (Hoyt) 10:621-626 Who shall carry my load? (J. C. Sparks) 2:97 INDIVIDUAL rights and the police power of states (Machan) 12:728-732 INDIA Foreign investment (Mises) 4:240-251 How to produce human beings (Russell) 3:147-150 Rotting fabric of trust (Kemmerer) 3:164-165 INFLATION (Mises) 3:151-163 INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund Gold has risen-but remains the same (McLaughlin) 5:281-288 INTERNATIONAL terrorism: the deadliest plague (Barker) 8:451-458 INTERNATIONAL trade/relations Case against protectionism (Reed) 10:579-585 Foreign investment (Mises) 4:240-251 Gold has risen-but remains the same (McLaughlin) 5:281-288 Price controls and shortages (Reisman) 2:72-81 Welfare state as a zero-sum game (Douglas) 7:403-409 Whither independence-1980 A.D.? (Carson) 7:387-398 INTERVENTIONISM (Mises) 2:84-96 INVISIBLE hand 1980 (Peterson) 3:176-179 IRAN Goodpeople syndrome (Russell) 7:410-414 J JOHNSON, Bruce Alan. See Book reviews (Lefever) JUSTICE, judiciary Crime: the unsolved problem (Barger) 2:98-104 Government empowers unions (Carson) 11:677-689 Individual rights and the police power of states (Machan) 12:728-732 See also Government, role of JUSTICE and freedom (Snyder) 3:180-188 K KEMMERER, Donald L.

Rotting fabric oftrust, The. 3:164-165 KEYNES, John Maynard-ideas of Imitation of England (Carson) 8:470-483 Inflation (Mises) 3:151-163 Welfare state as a zero-sum game (Douglas) 7:403-409 KNOWLEDGE. See Ideas KOETHER, George. See Book reviews (Sennholz) L LABOR mobility, migration of workers Foreign investment (Mises) 4:240-251 Origins of American unions (Carson) 1:12-24 LABOR unions-privileges and strikes Government empowers unions (Carson) 11:677-689 Ideology for unions (Carson) 2:109-120 Organizing government employees (Carson) 12:712-723 Origins of American unions (Carson) 1:12-24 Socialism in theory and practice (Bozarth) 6:356-357 Union contest with government (Carson) 6:337-349 1980 INDEX 765 LABOR, wages and employment Foreign investment (Mises) 4:240-251 Government, the market and the poor (Osterfeld) 11:643-659 Inflation (Mises) 3:151-163 Penalties on employment (Bradford) 10:586-590 Right to discriminate (Bixler) 6:358-367 Sweden's welfare state: a paradise lost (Brodin) 12:736-742 LaDOW, Charles R.

Competition. 9:554-557 LAMBORN, Ellis W. Market choice of money, A. 6:330-336 LANGUAGE, corruption of (Snyder) 9:537-542 LESSON of Alta Vista (Doyle) 6:368-370 LIBERALISM, classical Philosophy of Ludwig von Mises (Opitz) 7:430-442 Welfare state as a zero-sum game (Douglas) 7:403-409 LIBERTY and liberation, on (Porter) 4:234-239 M MACHAN, Tibor R. Individual rights and the police power of states. 12:728-732 MARKET choice of money (Lamborn) 6:330-336 MARKETS or edicts? (Dykes) 12:733-735 MARXISM and class conflict Ideology for unions (Carson) 2:109-120 Socialism (Mises) 1:35-49 Socialism in theory and practice (Bozarth) 6:356-357 Organizing government employees (Carson) 12:712-723 See also Socialism McDONALD, Kenneth Socialist games. 11:660-661 McLAUGHLIN, Donald Gold has risen-but remains the same. 5:281-288 MEDICAL care and government Free enterprise and health care (Primich) 5:261-266 Government, heal thyself (Senese) 7:423-429 Health care: cross questions and crooked answers (Carson) 5:271-277 MILL, John Stuart-ideas of Sphere of government (Hazlitt) 1:26-30 MISES, Ludwig von Foreign investment. 4:240-251 Inflation. 3:151-163 Inter.ventionism. 2:84-96 Politics and ideas. 5:289-298 Socialism. 1:35-49 MISES, Ludwig von-philosophy of (Opitz) 7:430-442 MONEY and inflation Age of inflation (Koether) 1:53-57 Gold has risen-but remains the same (McLaughlin) 5:281-288 How to return to gold (Hazlitt) 9:523-526 Inflation (Mises) 3:151-163 Market choice of money (Lamborn) 6:330-336 Remonetizing gold, again (Rader) 9:527-536 Rotting fabric of trust (Kemmerer) 3:164-165 Runaway investors (Anderson) 6:323-329 MONOPOLY. See Antitrust legislation MONT Pelerin Society Order and disorder (Peterson) 1:50-52 MORAUreligious principles and freedom Age of inflation (Koether) 1:53-57 Crisis of our age (N. Ream) 2:67-71 Facing the moral attack on capitalism (Pilon) 8:493-498 Faith, integrity and shame (Watkins) 2:105-108 Good-peoplesyndrome (Russel1)7:410-414 Idea of equality (Wollstein) 4:221-226 Idealism and students (Russell) 8:484-485 Ideas, noble and otherwise (Barker) 12:746-751 International terrorism: the deadliest plague (Barker) 8:451-458 Justice and freedom (Snyder) 3:180-188 On liberty and liberation (Porter) 4:234-239 Philosophy of Ludwig von Mises (Opitz) 7:430-442 Psychology of cultism (Barker) 4:203-209 "Sweet land ofliberty"? (Hood)2:82-83 Totalitarian collectivism in America (Douglas) 8:463-469 Unbinding Prometheus: productivity through moral ity (Peterson) 11:662-672 MYTH of the stable price level (Cobb) 10:608-613 N NATURAL law, rights Frederic Bastiat: harmonious warrior (Baker) 4:227-233 Property basis of rights (Carson) 9:543-553 NELMS, WillieE.

Winners and losers. 12:752-754 o OCCUPATIONAL guidance Idealism and students (Russell) 8:484-485 ON liberty and liberation (Porter) 4:234-239 ON manipulating others (Rottinghuis) 10:635-637 OPITZ, Edmund A. Philosophy of Ludwig von Mises, The. 7:430-442 ORDER and disorder (Peterson) 1:50-52 ORGANIZING government employees (Carson) 12:712-723 ORIGINS ofAmerican unions (Carson) 1:12-24 OSTERFELD, David The government, the market and the poor. 11:643-659 OUTCOME of the income tax (Hahn) 3:134-140 p PARENT power: can it help public education? (Barger) 4:210-217 766 THE FREEMAN December PATRICK, James C. How to live well. 1:25 PENALTIES on employment (Bradford) 10:586-590 PETERSON, William H. Invisible hand 1980, The. 3:176-179 Order and disorder. 1:50-52 Unbinding Prometheus: productivity through moral ity. 11:662-672 PHILOSOPHY of Ludwig von Mises (Opitz) 7:430-442 PILON, Juliana Geran Facing the moral attack on capitalism. 8:493-498 POLICE power of states, individual rights and (Ma chan) 12:728-732 POLITICS and ideas (Mises) 5:289-298 POOR/poverty, government and the market (Osterfeld) 11:643-659 PORTER, Bruce D.

On liberty and liberation. 4:234-239 POWER, political Goodpeople syndrome (Russell) 7:410-414 PRICE controls and shortages (Reisman) 2:72-81 PRICES/pricing Economics of energy (Hunt) 5:278-280 Interventionism (Mises) 2:84-96 Myth of the stable price level (Cobb) 10:608-613 Politics and ideas (Mises) 5:289-298 Why no beeflines? (Bam 1:9-11 PRIMICH, Frank J. Free enterprise and health care. 5:261-266 PRIVATE property, protection of Against all enemies, IT (Bearce) 10:599-605 Billboards, freedom of speech and property rights (Schnaubelt) 4:195-199 Individual rights and the police power of states (Ma chan) 12:728-732 International terrorism: the deadliest plague (Barker) 8:451-458 Property basis of rights (Carson) 9:543-553 PRODUCTION, productivity and the market Enemies of production (R. Ream) 10:591-598 Foreign investment (Mises) 4:240-251 Government, the market and the poor (Osterfeld) 11:643-659 How to live well (Patrick) 1:25 Myth ofthe stable price level (Cobb) 10:608-613 Progress in a free economy (Reisman) 7:415-422 Unbinding Prometheus: productivity through morality (Peterson) 11:662-672 See also Savings and investment PROFIT and loss system Invisible hand 1980 (Peterson) 3:176-179 Winners and losers (Nelms) 12:752-754 See also Competition PROGRESS in a free economy (Reisman) 7:415-422 PROPERTY basis of rights (Carson) 9:543-553 PROTECTIONISM Case against protectionism (Reed) 10:579-585 Foreign investment (Mises) 4:240-251 See also International trade PSYCHOLOGY of cultism (Barker) 4:203-209 PUGSLEY, John A.

Regulation. 12:707-711 R RADER, Randall R. Do you really believe in a limited government? 1:31-34 Remonetizing gold, again. 9:527-536 RAILROADS Government costlbenefit analyses-the impetus and the impotence (Semmens) 5:304-314 RALEY,Jess Hit or run. 12:743-745 REAM, Norman S. Crisis of our age, The. 2:67-71 REAM, Roger R. Enemies of production, The. 10:591-598 See also Book reviews (Reisman) REED, Lawrence W. Case against protectionism, The. 10:579-585 Witch-hunting for robber barons: the Standard Oil story. 10:166-175 REGULATION (Pugsley) 12:707-711 REISMAN, George Price controls and shortages. 2:72-81 Progress in a free economy. 7:415-422 RELIGIOUS ideas/principles. See Morality REMONETIZING gold, again (Rader) 9:527-536 RENT CONTROLS Iatrogenic government (Shannon) 12:724-727 Interventionism (Mises) 2:84-96 Price controls and shortages (Reisman) 2:72-81 RIGHT to discriminate (Bixler) 6:358-367 ROBERTSON, Constance Follow the leader? 8:499-501 ROGERS, Tommy W. See Book reviews (Hobbs; Weber) ROTTING fabric of trust (Kemmerer) 3:164-165 ROTTINGHUIS, Ingrid On manipulating others. 10:635-637 RUNAWAY investors (Anderson) 6:323-329 RUSSELL, P. Dean Exploitation and freedom. 6:350-356 Goodpeople syndrome, The. 7:410-414 How to produce human beings. 3:147-150 Idealism and students. 8:484-485 In defense of government. 5:299-303 RUSSIA Exploitation and freedom (Russell) 6:350-356 Socialism (Mises) 1:35-49 s SABOTAGE, two kinds of (Anderson) 3:131-133 SAVINGS and investment Rotting fabric oftrust (Kemmerer) 3:164-165 Runaway investors (Anderson) 6:323-329 See also Production SAYING no to a snow job (Staley) 4:200-202 SCARCITY (Shannon) 1:3-9 SCHNAUBELT, Fred Billboards, freedom of speech and property rights.

4:195-199 SELF-IMPROVEMENT (Smiles) 10:606-607 1980 INDEX 767 SEMMENS, John Government costlbenefit analyses-the impetus and the impotence. 5:304-314 Spending limits are not enough. 8:459-462 SENESE, Donald J. Government, heal thyself. 7:423-429 SHANNON,Russell Iatrogenic government. 12:724-727 Scarcity. 1:3-9 See also Book reviews (Livesay) SHENFIELD, Arthur Law, legislation and liberty: Hayek's completed tril ogy.9:558-571 SHUMIATCHER, Morris Double-headed coin of rights and duties, The. 5:267-270 SMALL Business Administration Saying no to a snow job (Staley) 4:200-202 SMILES, Samuel Self-improvement. 10:606-607 SNYDER, Leslie Corruption oflanguage, The. 9:537-542 Justice and freedom. 3:180-188 "SOCIALjustice" Facing the moral attack on capitalism (Pilon) 8:493-498 Law, legislation and liberty: Hayek's completed tril ogy (Shenfield) 9:558-571 Sphere of government ... (Hazlitt) 8:486-492 See also Government, role of; Justice SOCIALISM (Mises) 1:35-49 SOCIALISM in theory and practice (Bozarth) 6:356-357 SOCIALISM Facing the moral attack on capitalism (Pilon) 8:493-498 Imitation ofEngland (Carson) 8:470-483 Sphere of government ... (Hazlitt) 8:486-492 Welfare state as a zero-sum game (Douglas) 7:403-409 SOCIALIST games (McDonald) 11:660-661 SPARKS, John A. See Book reviews (Holzer) SPARKS, John C.

Who shall carry my load? 2:97 SPENCER, Herbert-ideas of Sphere of government ... (Hazlitt) 8:486-492 SPENDING limits are not enough (Semmens) 8:459-462 SPHERE of government, 19th century theories (Haz litt) 1:26-30;8:486492; 10:614-620 STABLE price level, myth ofthe (Cobb)10:608-613 STALEY, William J. Saying no to a snow job. 4:200-202 STANDARDOil story: witch-hunting for robber barons (Reed) 3:166-175 SUMMERS, Brian. See Book reviews (Kirzner; Merk lein; Poole) SUPPLY side economics: miracle cure or more of the same? (Anderson) 11:673-676 SWEDEN'S welfare state: a paradise .lost (Brodin) 12:736-742 "SWEET land ofliberty"? (Hood)2:82-83 T TAXES/taxation, effects of Invisible hand 1980 (Peterson) 3:176-179 Outcome ofthe income tax (Hahn) 3:134-140 Penalties on employment (Bradford) 10:586-590 Spending limits are not enough (Semmens) 8:459-462 Sweden'swelfare state: a paradise lost (Brodin)12:736742 .

Thinking about government (Heiple) 10:627-634 Two kinds ofsabotage (Anderson) 3:131-133 TERRORISM International terrorism: the deadliest plague (Barker) 8:451-458 Twokinds of sabotage (Anderson) 3:131-133 THINKING about government (Heiple) 10:627-634 TIME for America (Hoyt) 10:621-626 TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis de-ideas of Democracy and freedom (Denson) 7:399-402 TOTALITARIAN collectivism in America (Douglas) 8:463-469 TRANSPORTATION, government control of Government costlbenefit analyses-the impetus and the impotence (Semmens) 5:304-314 TWO kinds ofsabotage (Anderson) 3:131-133 u UNBINDING Prometheus: productivity through mo rality (Peterson) 11:662-672 UNION contest with government (Carson) 6:337-349 U. S. CONSTITUTION, principles of Against all enemies I, II and III (Bearce) 9:515-522; 10:599-605; 11:690-697 Hit or run (Raley) 12:743-745 Imitation ofEngland (Carson) 8:470-483 Individual rights and the police power of states (Ma chan) 12:728-732 Sphere of government (Hazlitt) 10:614-620 U. S. HISTORY . Fisher, Ames: forgotten defender of liberty (Wolfe) 6:371-376 Government empowers unions (Carson) 11:677-689 Remonetizing gold, again (Rader) 9:527-536 U. S. TRADITION and heritage Lesson of Alta Vista (Doyle)6:368-370 "Sweet land ofliberty"? (Hood)2:82-83 Time for America (Hoyt) 10:621-626 w WATKINS, Hal Faith, integrity and shame. 2:105-108 WELFARE state as a zero-sum game (Douglas) 7:403-409 WELFARE state, Sweden's: a paradise lost (Brodin) 12:736-742 WESTMAN, Paul. See Bookreviews (Hayek) WHITHER independence-1980 A.D.? (Carson) 7:387-398 768 THE FREEMAN WHO shall carry my load? (J.C. Sparks) 2:97 WHY no beef lines? (Ball) 1:9-11 WILCKE, Richard W. See Book reviews (Paarlberg) WINDFALL profits. See Profit and loss; Taxation WINNERS and losers (Nelms) 12:752-754 WITCH-hunting for robber barons: the Standard Oil story (Reed) 3:166-175 WOLFE, Gregory Fisher Ames: forgotten defender of liberty.