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See also Keeler BLOCK, Walter Benefits of speculation, The. 12:717-722 Zoning: a tragic public policy. 8:470-477 BLUE whales and growth in government (Lee) 10:606-608 BRADFORD, M. E. Not so democratic: the caution of the framers. 6:323-330 BRADFORD, Ralph Basic law, The. (a poem) 1:10-13 BROWNE, Leland, Jr. ... To pay Paul. 3:139-142 BROWNFELD, Allan C. See Book reviews (Sowell; Williams) BRYANT, William Cullen On usury laws. 1:45-46 BUREAUCRACY (Mises) 9:520-521 BUSINESS Bogy (Williams) 1:30-35 BUY American! (North) 1:3-9 CANADA, conflict in (Sennholz) 11:671-680 CAPITALISM (Mises) 9:522-523 CAPITALISM, perspectives on religion and (Opitz) 12:740-752 CARSON, Clarence B. Danger-high voltage: the perils of power. 10:615-625 Economy in government, Jeffersonian style. 6:346-356 Impact of unionism, The. 2:103-115 Lewis (C.S.) on compelling people to do good. 11:657-666 Missing chapters from American history. 8:489-498 Reformer watching. 4:203-209 Unions as an established religion. 1:47-59 What's this about solar energy? 3:131-138 "Who's in control of the country?" 7:390-398 CASE for economic freedom (Rogge) 2:85-93 CENSORSHIP Freedom of conscience (Jefferson) 2:11~-117 Inverted standard of censorship (McGa~) 8:499-504 See also Freedom for ideas ' CHAMBERLAIN, John Progressive income tax, The. 4:232-243 See also Book reviews CHARITY, voluntary vs. compulsory Charity (Mises) 9:523 Contraction of state must be common goal (McDonald) 12:714-716 Lewis (C.S.) on compelling people to do good (Carson) 11:657-666 Paternalism and charity in a free society (Heller) 8:485-488 Religion (Mises) 9:557-558 CHODOROV, Frank Dogma of our times, The. 3:148-152 COBB, Joe Planning for an emergency-let the market work!

3:157-160 COMMUNICATION.See Censorship; Freedom for ideas 761 762 THE FREEMAN December COMMUNISM. See Marx; Socialism; Russia COMPETITION Competition (Mises) 9:524 Curbing competition (Shannon) 7:387-389 Do antitrust laws preserve competition? (Petro) 4:223-231 Self-interest at work (Haywood) 3:175-180 What's your problem? (Summers) 11:681 CONFLICT in Canada (Sennholz) 11:671-680 CONSUMER sovereignty, economic power Anti-consumer lobby (McGath) 3:143-147 Assault on free choice (Ream) 3:153-156 Freedom or power? (Summers) 1:36-44 Prices (Mises) 9:552-554 Profit and loss (Mises) 9:555-556 Self-interest at work (Haywood) 3:175-180 CONTRACTION of state must be common goal (McDonald) 12:714-716 CONTROLLING inflation by controlling government (Lee) 6:357-360 CURBING competition (Shannon) 7:387-389 DANGER-high voltage: the perils of power (Carson) 10:615-625 DeARMOND, Fred Signs of the times. 6:331-334 DECLARATION oflndependence. 7:413-417 DE-INDUSTRIALIZING the future (Martino) 5:288-297 DEMOCRACY, majoritarianism Dogma of our times (Chodorov) 3:148-152 Not so democratic: the caution of the framers (Bradford) 6:323-330 DO antitrust laws preserve competition? (Petro) 4:223-231 DOGMA of our times (Chodorov) 3:148-152 ECONOMIC calculation, Mises on. Accounting, 9:518; Intervention, 9:537-538; Prices, 9:552-554; Social ism, 9:561-562; Value, 9:569-570 ECONOMIC development/progress Government intervention creates chaos, not jobs (Senese) 6:335-343 "Planning" vs. the free market (Hazlitt) 5:298-306 Politics of economic stagnation (Osterfeld) 11:686-698 Reindustrialization: the capital question (Hawkins) 6:361-368 What causes wealth? (Ream) 8:478-484 ECONOMIC "planning." See Planning ECONOMIC production Business bogy (Williams) 1:30-35 De-industrializing the future (Martino) 5:288-297 Energy ethics: a positive response (Weber) 4:195-201 Labor unions aggravate inflation by lowering wages (Lee) 4:244-246 Tragedy of inflation: much more than higher prices (Greaves) 10:598-605 Utopia lost: a refutation of human perfectibility (Manoogian) 5:275-284 What causes wealth? (Ream) 8:478-484 What's this about solar energy? (Carson) 3:131-138 ECONOMIC statistics Mathematics and economics (Mises) 9:544-545 Money "supply" and "stability" (Mises) 9:547-549 "Planning" vs. the free market (Hazlitt) 5:298-306 Statistics (Mises) 9:564 ECONOMICS Benefits of trade (Hultman) 10:626-628 Freedom or power? (Summers) 1:36-44 How to think about economics (Reisman) 3:183-187 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Economics, 9:526-527; Human action, 9:532; Market, 9:542 544; Mathematics and economics, 9:544-545; Praxeology, 9:550-552; Reason, 9:557; Science, 9:558-559; Speculation, 9:563; Theory, 9:566; Time, 9:566-567; Value, 9:569-570 Incentives and income taxes (Shannon) 11:653-656 Road to ruin (Semmens) 12:723-729 7 fallacies of economics (Reed) 4:210-215 ECONOMICS and politics of discrimination (Leef) 2:118-123 ECONOMY in government, Jetfersonian style (Carson) 6:346-356 EDUCATION/schooling Economics and politics of discrimination (Leef) 2:118-123 Education (Mises) 9:527-528 Missing chapters from American history (Carson) 8:489-498 Progress is difference (Leef) 12:730-733 ENERGY ethics: a positive response (Weber) 4:195-201 ENERGY production/conservation De-industrializing the future (Martino) 5:288-297 Planning for an emergency-let the market work!

(Cobb) 3:157-160 Seen vs. the unseen: a modern example (Semmens) 8:467-469 Standards of living are falling (Sennholz) 2:79-84 What's this about solar energy? (Carson) 3:131-138 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Business bogy (Williams) 1:30-35 Entrepreneurship (Mises) 9:528-529 See also Economics; Profit and loss ENVIRONMENT/environmentalists De-industrializing the future (Martino) 5:288~297 Farm land and the free market (Ross, K.) 10:629-634 Standards of living are falling (Sennholz) 2:79-84 Zoning laws (Facey) 6:369-375 ESSENTIAL air service subsidies: just plane foolish (Semmens) 10:587-589 1981 INDEX 763 FACEY, Edward C. Zoning laws. 6:369-375 FARMland and the free market (Ross, K.) 10:629-634 FEDERAL Communication Commission Inverted standard of censorship (McGath) 8:499-504 FEDERAL Reserve System Time to abolish the FED? (Groseclose) 8:451-455 Impossible task of the FED (Ross, E.) 2:97-102 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr.

Prior restraint. 10:609-614 Why right does not triumph. 8:456-466 FOREIGN investment/trade/policy Buy American! (North) 1:3-9 Conflict in Canada (Sennholz) 11:671-680 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Investment-foreign, 9:539-540; Underdeveloped nations, 9:567-568; War, 9:571.572 Politics of economic stagnation (Osterfeld) 11:686 698 Tensions in Poland (Sennholz) 5:259-271 Welfare states at war (Sennholz) 4:217-222 FREEDOM and authority: a delicate balance (Gow) 8:504-505 FREEDOM of conscience (Jefferson) 2:116-117 FREEDOM or power? (Summers) 1:36-44 FREEDOM for ideas/communication Freedom of conscience (Jefferson) 2:116-117 Inverted standard of censorship (McGath) 8:499-504 Prior restraint (Foley) 10:609-614 Progress is difference (Leet) 12:730-733 Why right does not triumph (Foley) 8:456-466 FREEDOM, individual America at her best (Fulda) 11:667-670 Assault on free choice (Ream) 3:153-156 Natural liberty (Gresham) 10:590-597 On the origin and character of rights (Blackstone) 3:181-182 Person, The, and his society (Opitz) 1:20-29 Perspectives on religion and capitalism (Opitz) 12:740-752 FULDA, Joseph S.

America at her best. 11:667-670 GORDON, Harold C. See Book reviews (Bennett & Johnson) GOVERNMENT, limited-role of Case for economic freedom (Rogge) 2:85-93 Contraction of state must be common goal (McDonald) 12:714-716 Danger-high voltage: the perils of power (Carson) 10:615-625 Freedom and authority: a delicate balance (Gow) 8:504-505 Natural law and the American tradition (Keeler) 5:272-274 Person, The, and his society (Opitz) 1:20-29 Prior restraint (Foley) 10:609-614 Reasserting the spirit of'76 (Hillendahl) 3:161-174 Reformer watching (Carson) 4:203-209 "Who's in control of the country?" (Carson) 7:390 398 GOVERNMENT intervention creates chaos, not jobs (Senese) 6:335-343 GOVERNMENT licensing Inverted standard of censorship (McGath) 8:499-504 Progress is difference (Leet) 12:730-733 GOVERNMENT policies and capital growth (Witzky & Wubbels) 10:579-586 GOVERNMENT regulation/control/intervention Adversary unionism (Nelson) 5:307-314 Anti-consumer lobby (McGath) 3:143-147 Assault on free choice (Ream) 3:153-156 Conflict in Canada (Sennholz) 11:671-680 Curbing competition (Shannon) 7:387-389 Economics and politics of discrimination (Leet) 2:118123 Essential air service subsidies: just plane foolish (Semmens) 10:587-589 Freedom or power? (Summers) 1:36-44 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Intervention, 9:537538; Tariffs, 9:564-565; Taxes, 9:565 Inverted standard of censorship (McGath) 8:499-504 "Planning" vs. the free market (Hazlitt) 5:298-306 Politics of economic stagnation (Osterfeld) 11:686698 Price ceilings harm the poor (Ream) 11:682-685 Prior restraint (Foley) 10:609-614 Progress is difference (Leet) 12:730-733 GOVERNMENT spending/subsidies Blue whales and growth in government (Lee) 10:606 608 Buy American! (North) 1:3-9 Controlling inflation by controlling government (Lee) 6:357-360 Economy in government, Jeffersonian style (Carson) 6:346-356 Essential air service subsidies: just plane foolish (Semmens) 10:587-589 Government intervention creates chaos, not jobs (Senese) 6:335-343 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Debt, 9:525; Government, 9:531; Investment-domestic, 9:539 Impossible task of the FED (Ross, E.) 2:97-102 Inflation is..... (Hoffman) 6:344-345 Paternalism and charity in a free society (Heller) 8:485-488 Standards of living are falling (Sennholz) 2:79-84 ... To pay Paul (Browne) 3:139-142 GOW, Haven Bradford Freedom and authority: a delicate balance. 8:504 505 GREAVES, Bettina Bien Tragedy of inflation: much more than higher prices, The. 10:598-605 See also Book reviews (Hayek) GRESHAM, Perry E.

Natural liberty. 10:590-597 See also Book reviews (Read) GROSECLOSE, Elgin Time to abolish the FED? 8:451-455 764 THE FREEMAN December HAWKINS, William R. Reindustrialization: the capital question. 6:361-368 HAYWOOD, Dale Self-interest at work. 3:175-180 HAZLI'fT, Henry "Planning" vs. the free market. 5:298-306 Understanding "Austrian" economics. 2:67-78 When water is scarce. 4:202 HELLER, Esler G. Paternalism and charity in a free society. 8:485-488 HELP wanted: laborers (Peterson, D.) 5:285-287 HIGGS, Robert Wage-price guidelines: retreat and defeat. 11:643 652 HILLENDAHL, W. H. Reasserting the spirit of '76. 3:161-174 HISTORY, Mises on. History, 9:531-532; Statistics, 9:564; Theory, 9:566 HOFFMAN, Beth A. Inflation is.... 6:344-345 HOOD, Robert E. Talent. 7:399-403 HOW to think about economics (Reisman) 3:183-187 HULTMAN, Todd S. Benefits of trade, The. 10:626-628 Who bears the tax burden? 12:753-754 IDEAS/ideology Human Action excerpts (Mises) Ideology, 9:532-533; Public opinion, 9:556 Prior restraint (Foley) 10:609-614 Unions as an established religion (Carson) 1:47-59 Why right does not triumph (Foley) 8:456-466 IMPACT of unionism (Carson) 2:103-115 IMPOSSIBLE task of the FED (Ross, E.) 2:97-102 IN defense of millionaires (Peterson W.H.) 2:94-96 INCENTIVES and income taxes (Shannon) 11:653-656 INDIVIDUAL/individualism Basic law (Bradford, R.) 1:10-13 Case for economic freedom (Rogge) 2:85-93 Human Action excerpts(Mises) Equality, 9:529; In dividualism, 9:533-534; Reason, 9:557; Selfish ness, 9:559 Lewis, C.S., on compelling people to do good (Carson) 11:657-666 On the origin and character of rights (Blackstone) 3:181-182 Person, The, and his society (Opitz) 1:20-29 Perspectives on religion and capitalism (Opitz) 12:740-752 Prior restraint (Foley) 10:609-614 Why right does not triumph (Foley) 8:456-466 INFLATION is..... (Hoffman) 6:344-345 INTEREST (Mises) 9:536-537 INVERTED standard of censorship (McGath) 8:499-504 JEFFERSON, Thomas Freedom of conscience. 2:116-117 JEFFERSON, Thomas-ideas of Declaration of Independence. 7:413-417 Economy in government, Jeffersonian Style (Carson) 6:346-356 George Mason: father of the Bill of Rights (Polin) 12:734-739 KEELER, Davis E.

Natural law and the American tradition. 5:272-274 KOETHER, George Wisdom of Ludwig von Mises, The. 9:517 See also Book reviews (Mises, selections from Human Action) LABOR unions aggravate inflation by lowering wages (Lee) 4:244-246 LABOR, wages, labor unions Adversary unionism (Nelson) 5:307-314 Economics and politics of discrimination (Leef) 2:118-123 Freedom or power? (Summers) 1:36-44 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Labor unions, 9:540 541; Machines, 9:542; Unemployment, 9:568-569; Wages, 9:570-571 Impact of unionism (Carson) 2:103-115 Unions as an established religion (Carson) 1:47-59 Wage-price guidelines: retreat and defeat (Higgs) 11:643-652 LAND Benefits ofspeculation (Block) 12:717-722 Farm land and the free market (Ross, K.) 10:629-634 Land reform (Mises) 9:542 Zoning: a tragic public policy (Block) 8:470-477 Zoning laws (Facey) 6:369-375 LEE, Dwight R. Blue whales and growth in government. 10:606-608 Controlling inflation by controlling government.

6:357-360 Labor unions aggravate inflation by lowering wages. 4:244-246 LEEF, George C. Economics and politics of discrimination, The. 2:118-123 Progress is difference. 12:730-733 LEWIS, C. S., on compelling people to do good (Carson) 11:657-666 MANOOGIAN, William M. Utopia lost: a refutation of human perfectibility. 5:275-284 MARTINO, Joseph P. De-industrializing the future. 5:288-297 MASON, George-ideas of George Mason: father of the Bill of Rights (Polin) 12:734-739 Virginia Bill of Rights 7:410-412 McDONALD, Kenneth Contraction of state ... 12:714-716 1981 INDEX 765 McGATH, Gary Anti-consumer lobby, The. 3:143-147 Inverted standard of censorship, The. 8:499-504 MISES, Ludwig von (1881-1973)-ideas of Memorial issue (selections from Human Action by Koether) 9:515-576 Understanding "Austrian" economics (Hazlitt) 2:67-78 MISSING chapters from American history (Carson) 8:489-498 MONEY/banking/inflation Controlling inflation by controlling government (Lee) 6:357-360 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Banking, 9:518-519; Boom and bust, 9:519-520; Devaluation, 9:525 526; Exchange rates, 9:529-530; Gold standard, 9:530; Government, 9:531; Inflation, 9:534-536; Interest, 9:53&-537; Intervention, 9:537-538; Money, 9:545-547; Money "supply" and "stabil ity," 9:547-549 Impossible task of the FED (Ross, E.) 2:97-102 Inflation is..... (Hoffman) 6:344-345 On usury laws (Bryant) 1:45-46 Tensions in Poland (Sennholz) 5:259-271 Time to abolish the FED? (Groseclose) 8:451-455 Tragedy of inflation: much more than higher prices (Greaves) 10:598-605 Wage-price guidelines: retreat and defeat (Higgs) 11:643-652 MONOPOLY Do antitrust laws preserve competition? (Petro) 4:223 231 Monopoly (Mises) 9:549-550 MORAL/religious principles Basic law (Bradford, R) 1:10-13 Case for economic freedom (Rogge) 2:85-93 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Charity, 9:523; Mo rality, 9:550; Religion, 9:557-558;Selfishness, 9:559; Sex, 9:560-561 Inverted standard of censorship (McGath) 8:499-504 Lewis, C.S. on compelling people to do good (Carson) 11:657-666 Person, The, and his society (Opitz) 1:20-29 Perspectives on religion and capitalism (Opitz) 12:740-752 Reasserting the spirit of '76 (Hillendahl) 3:161-174 MYTH of self-reliance (Anderson) 12:707-713 NASH, Timothy G. See Book reviews (Simon) NATIONALISM, nationalistic planning Conflict in Canada (Sennholz) 11:671-680 Politics of economic stagnation (Osterfeld) 11:686-698 Tensions in Poland (Sennholz) 5:259-271 Welfare states at war (Sennholz) 4:217-222 NATURAL law and the American tradition (Keeler) 5:272-274 NATURAL liberty (Gresham) 10:590-597 NELSON, John O.

Adversary unionism. 5:307-314 NINETEENTH-CENTURY America-our legacy of prosperity (Sparks) 1:14-19 NORTH,Gary Buy American! 1:3-9 NOT so democratic: the caution of the framers (Bradford, M.E.) 6:323-330 OIL production/pricing Conflict in Canada (Sennholz) 11:671-680 Price ceilings harm the poor (Ream) 11:682-685 Wage-price guidelines: retreat and defeat (Higgs) 11:643-652 ON the origin and character of rights (Blackstone) 3:181-182 ON usury laws (Bryant) 1:45-46 OPITZ, Edmund A. Person, The, and his society. 1:20-29 Perspectives on religion and capitalism. 12:740-752 See also Book reviews (Chodorov; Evans) OSTERFELD, David Politics of economic stagnation, The. 11:686-698 PAST as Prologue (Poirot) 4:216 PATERNALISM and charity in a free society (Heller) 8:485-488 PERSON, The, and his society (Opitz) 1:20-29 PERSPECTIVES on religion and capitalism (Opitz) 12:740-752 PETERSON, Dennis L. Help wanted: laborers. 5:285-287 PETERSON, William H.

In defense of millionaires. 2:94-96 PETRO, Sylvester Do antitrust laws preserve competition? 4:223-231 PLANNING for an emergency-let the market work! (Cobb) 3:157-160 "PLANNING" vs. the free market (Hazlitt) 5:298-306 PLANNING, governmental (economic/social) America at her best (Fulda) 11:667-670 . Danger-high voltage: the perils of power (Carson) 10:615-625 Energy ethics: a positive response (Weber) 4:195-201 Farm land and the free market (Ross, K.) 10:629-634 Laissez faire (Mises) 9:541-542 Reformer watching (Carson) 4:203-209 POIROT, Paul Past as prologue, The. 4:216 Renewal ofliberty, The. 7:409 POLAND, tensions in (Sennholz) 5:259-271 POLIN, Raymond George Mason: father of the Bill of Rights. 12:734-739 POLITICAL favoritism, special interests Blue whales and growth in government (Lee) 10:606-608 Conflict in Canada (Sennholz) 11:671-680 766 THE FREEMAN December Contraction of state must be common goal (McDonald) 12:714-716 Controlling inflation by controlling government (Lee) 6:357-360 Labor unions aggravate inflation by lowering wages (Lee) 4:244-246 Wage-price guidelines: retreat and defeat (Higgs) 11:643-652 POLITICS of economic stagnation (Osterfeld) 11:686-698 PRICE ceilings harm the poor (Ream) 11:682-685 PRICES/pricing Benefits of speculation (Block) 12:717-722 Do antitrust laws preserve competition? (Petro) 4:223 231 Planning for an emergency-let the market work!

(Cobb) 3:157-160 Prices (Mises) 9:552-554 Road to ruin (Semmens) 12:723-729 PRICE/wage controls On usury laws (Bryant) 1:45-46 Wage-price guidelines: retreat and defeat (Higgs) 11:643-652 PRIOR restraint (Foley) 10:609-614 PRIVATE property/contracts Adversary unionism (Nelson) 5:307-314 George Mason: father of the Bill of Rights (Polin) 12:734-739 "Who's in control of the country?" (Carson) 7:390-398 Zoning: a tragic public policy (Block) 8:470-477 Zoning laws (Facey) 6:369-375 PROFITS and losses Human Action excerpts (Mises) Entrepreneurship, 9:528-529; Profit and loss, 9:555-556 Planning for an emergency-let the market work! (Cobb) 3:157-160 Tragedy of inflation: much more than higher prices (Greaves) 10:598-605 PROGRESS is difference (Leef) 12:730-733 PROGRESSIVE income tax (Chamberlain) 4:232-243 "PUBLIC sector" "Planning" vs. the free market (Hazlitt) 5:298-306 Road to ruin (Semmens) 12:723-729 Seen vs. the unseen: a modern example (Semmens) 8:467-469 See also Government spending REAM, Roger Assault on free choice, The. 3:153-156 Price ceilings harm the poor. 11:682-685 What causes wealth? 8:478-484 See also Book reviews (Anderson and Hill; Bauer; Paul; Rose and Metcalf) REASSERTING the spirit of '76 (Hillendahl) 3:161-174 REED, Lawrence W.

7 fallacies of economics. 4:210-215 See also Book reviews (Shapiro) REFORMER watching (Carson) 4:203-209 REINDUSTRIALIZATION: the capital question (Hawkins) 6:361-368 REISMAN, George How to think about economics. 3:183-187 See also Book reviews (Hazlitt) RELIGION. See Moral and religious principles RENEWAL ofliberty (Poirot) 7:409 ROAD to ruin (Semmens) 12:723-729 ROGERS, Tommy W. See Book reviews (Ferrara; Mcllhany; Templeton) ROGGE, Benjamin A. Case for economic freedom, The. 2:85-93 ROGGE, Benjamin A. (1920-1980) Obituary. 2:85-93 ROSS, Ernie Impossible task of the FED, The. 2:97-102 ROSS, Kelly Farm land and the free market. 10:629-634 RUSSIA Tensions in Poland (Sennholz) 5:259-271 Utopia lost: a refutation of human perfectibility (Manoogian) 5:275-284 SAILBOATS, production of Self-interest at work (Haywood) 3:175-180 SAVINGS and investment Government policies and capital growth (Witzky & Wubbels) 10:579-586 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Capital, 9:521-522; Investment, domestic/foreign, 9:539-540; Time, 9:566-567 In defense of millionaires (Peterson, W.H.) 2:94-96 Nineteenth-century America-our legacy of pros perity (Sparks) 1:14-19 Progressive income tax (Chamberlain) 4:232-243 Reindustrialization: the capital question (Hawkins) 6:361-368 Tragedy of inflation: much more than higher prices (Greaves) 10:598-605 SEEN vs. the unseen: a modern example (Semmens) 8:467-469 SELF-interest at work (Haywood) 3:175-180 SELF-reliance, myth of (Anderson) 12:707-713 SEMMENS, John Essential air service subsidies: just plane foolish.

10:587-589 Road to ruin, The. 12:723-729 Seen vs. the unseen: a modern example, The. 8:467-469 SENESE, DonaldJ. Government intervention creates chaos, not jobs. 6:335-343 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Conflict in Canada. 11:671-680 Standards of living are falling. 2:79-84 Tensions in Poland. 5:259-271 Welfare states at war. 4:217-222 7 fallacies of economics (Reed) 4:210-215 SHANNON, Russell Curbing competition. 7:387-389 Incentives and income taxes. 11:653-656 1981 INDEX 767 SIGNS ofthe times (DeArmond) 6:331-334 SMITH, Adam-ideas of Natural liberty (Gresham) 10:590-597 SOCIALISM/statism Dogma of our times (Chodorov) 3:148-152 Socialism (Mises) 9:561-562 Unions as an established religion (Carson) 1:47-59 When water is scarce (Hazlitt) 4:202 SOCIETY, social cooperation Dogma of our times (Chodorov) 3:148-152 Human Action excerpts (Mises) Ideology, 9:532-533; Individualism, 9:533-534; Morality, 9:550; Rea son, 9:557; Religion, 9:557-558; Society, 9:563 Missing chapters from American history (Carson) 8:489-498 Myth of self-reliance (Anderson) 12:707-713 On the origin and character of rights (Blackstone) 3:181-182 Person, The, and his society (Opitz) 1:20-29 Perspectives on religion and capitalism (Opitz) 12:740-752 SPARKS, John A.

Nineteenth-century America-our legacy of Pros perity. 1:14-19 SPECULATION, benefits of (Block) 12:717-722 SPENCER, Herbert-ideas of Progress is difference (Leef) 12:730-733 STANDARDS of living are falling (Sennholz) 2:79-84 SUMMERS, Brian Freedom or power? 1:36-44 What's your problem? 11:681 SUPPLYside economics Government intervention creates chaos, not jobs (Senese) 6:335-343 Incentives and income taxes (Shannon) 11:653-656 TALENT (Hood) 7:399-403 TAXES/taxation, effects of Government policies and capital growth (Witzky & Wubbels) 10:579-586 In defense of millionaires (Peterson, W.H.) 2:94-96 Incentives and income taxes (Shannon) 11:653-656 Progressive income tax (Chamberlain) 4:232-243 Reindustrialization: the capital question (Hawkins) 6:361-368 Standards of living are falling (Sennholz) 2:79-84 ... To pay Paul (Browne) 3:139-142 Who bears the tax burden? (Hultman) 12:753-754 TENSIONS in Poland (Sennholz) 5:259-271 THOMPSON, Vera Brubaker. See Book reviews (DeArmond) TIME to abolish the FED? (Groseclose) 8:451-455 ... TO pay Paul (Browne) 3:139-142 TOWLE, Joseph C. See Book reviews (Stassinopoulos) TRAGEDY of inflation: much more than higher prices (Greaves) 10:598-605 TRANSPORTATION Essential air service subsidies: just plane foolish (Semmens) 10:587-589 Progress is difference (Leef) 12:730-733 Road to ruin (Semmens) 12:723-729 Seen vs. the unseen: a modern example (Semmens) 8:467-469 UNDERSTANDING "Austrian" economics (Hazlitt) 2:67-78 UNIONS as an established religion (Carson) 1:47-59 UNITED Nations Politics of economic stagnation (Osterfeld) 11:686-698 U.S. CONSTITUTION, principles of America at her best (Fulda) 11:667-670 Danger-high voltage: the perils of power (Carson) 10:615-625 Economy in government, Jeffersonian style (Carson) 6:346-356 Natural law and the American tradition (Keeler) 5:272-274 Not so democratic: the caution of the framers (Bradford, M.E.) 6:323-330 Reasserting the spirit of'76 (Hillendahl) 3:161-174 Renewal of liberty (Poirot) 7:409 "Who's in control of the country?" (Carson) 7:390-398 U.S. HISTORY Constitution of the United States (1787) and the "Bill of Rights," reprinted. 7:418-430 Declaration oflndependence, reprinted. 7:413-417 Economy in government, Jeffersonian style (Carson) 6:346-356 George Mason: father of the Bill of Rights (Polin) 12:734-739 Missing chapters from American history (Carson) 8:489-498 Myth of self-reliance (Anderson) 12:707-713 Virginia Bill of Rights, reprinted. 7:410-412 Washington's farewell address, reprinted. 7:431-445 USURY laws, on (Bryant) 1:45-46 UTOPIA lost: a refutation of human perfectibility (Manoogian) 5:275-284 VffiGINIA Bill of Rights, reprinted. 7:410-412 WAGE-PRICE guidelines: retreat and defeat (Higgs) 11:643-652 WAR, Mises on. Underdeveloped nations, 9:567-568, War, 9:571-572 WAR, welfare states at (Sennholz) 4:217-222 WASHINGTON, George Farewell address. 7:431-445 WATER, when scarce (Hazlitt) 4:202 WEBER, James A.

Energy ethics: a positive response. 4:195-'201 WELFARE state. See Charity; Government spending; Socialism WELFARE states at war (Sennholz) 4:217-222 WHALES, blue, and growth in government (Lee) 10:606-608 768 THE FREEMAN WHAT causes wealth? (Ream) 8:478-484 WHAT'S this about solar energy? (Carson) 3:131-138 WHAT'S your problem? (Summers) 11:681 WHEN water is scarce (Hazlitt) 4:202 WHO bears the tax burden? (Hultman) 12:753-754 "WHO'S in control of the country?" (Carson) 7:390-398 WHY right does not triumph (Foley) 8:456-466 WILLIAMS, John K. Business Bogy, The. 1:30-35 WITZKY, Christopher and Wubbels, RolfE. Government policies and capital growth. 10:579-586 WUBBELS, RolfE. (co-author). See Witzky ZONING: a tragic public policy (Block) 8:470-477 ZONING laws (Facey) 6:369-375 BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) ANDERSON, Terry L. and Hill, Peter J. The birth of a transfer society (Ream) 5:318-320 BARZUN, Jacques. Teacher in America (Chamber lain) 11:699-701 BAUER, P. T. Equality, the third world, and economic delusion (Ream) 12:759-760 BEILENSON, Laurence W. Survival and peace in the nuclear age (Chamberlain) 3:188-191 BENNETT, James T. and Johnson, Manuel H. The political economy of federal government growth: 1959-1978 (Gordon) 6:383-384 BLUMENFELD, Samuel L. Is public education neces sary? (Chamberlain) 12:755-758 CHODOROV, Frank. Fugitive essays: selected writ ings. Charles H. Hamilton, ed. (Opitz) 4:251-252 COOPER, James Fenimore. The American democrat (Alexander) 10:639-640 DeARMOND, Fred. Empire of the masses: the decline of taste in America (Thompson) 1:63-64 EVANS, James R. America's choice: twilight's last gleaming or dawn's early light? (Opitz) 11:701-702 FERRARA, Peter J. Social security: the inherent con tradiction (Rogers) 4:254-256 FORTUNE, writing for. Miscellaneous authors (Chamberlain) 1:60-62 GILDER, George. Wealth and poverty (Chamberlain) 2:124-126 GROSS, Ronald. The lifelong learner (Chamberlain) 5:315-316 GUNN, Wendell W. (co-author) See Williams HAMILTON, Charles H. (ed.) See Chodorov HAYEK, F. A. The counter-revolution of science: stud ies on the abuse of reason (Greaves) 4:252-254 HAZLITT, Henry. Economics in one lesson (Reisman) 3:183-187 HILL, Peter J. (co-author) See Anderson JOHNSON, Manuel H. (co-author) See Bennett McILHANY, William, II. The tax-exempt foundations (Rogers) 11:703-704 METCALF, Robert (co-author) See Rose MISES, Ludwig von: Human Action reappraised (Chamberlain) 9:573-576 _____ . Human Action selections (Koether) 9:518-572 NAIRN, Ronald C. Wealth of nations in crisis (Cham berlain) 4:247-249 PAUL, Ron (Congressman). Gold, peace, and prosper-.