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Beyond the Christmas story. 12:707-713 Civil War and political nationalization, The. 1:32-46 Prescription for expensive education. 3:155-164 Question of being productive, A. 10:579-586 Reasoning on the nature of things. 2:94-103 Relics of intervention, The (serialized): 1. Populism. 4:195-206 2. Progressivism. 5:305-317 3. New Deal bent to inflation, The. 6:367-380 4. New Deal collective planning. 7:414-425 5. New Deal welfarism. 8:451-463 6. Conclusion-the relic of an idea. 9:542-553 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CHAMBERLIN, William Henry Some mistakes of Marx. 1:55-61 CHANGE, flexibility, mobility Cut-throat opportunities (North) 6:347-364 Industrial hostages (Summers) 12:748-749 Rebirth of economic freedom (Douglas) 11:662-672 Small business and entrepreneurship (Pasour) 9:520527 CHARIT'Y,how socialism affects (Pearson) 7:440-443 CHEATING, fine art of (Foley)11:643-649 CHILE, free markets in (Sennholz) 5:291-301 CHINA, Republic of Economic growth in Taiwan (Liu) 3:131-138 CHODOROV, Frank Humanity of trade, The. 1:23~29 CHOICE and responsibility (Knepher) 3:139-141 CHRISTMAS story, beyond the (Carson) 12:707-713 CITY/LOCAL governments Big little governments (McGath) 6:344-346 CIVIL War and political nationalization (Carson) 1:32 46 CO-DETERMINATION in West Germany (Sennholz) 1:15-22 COERCION, compulsion, command society Brigands and the bargainers (Ross) 9:515-519 Co-determination in West Germany (Sennholz) 1:15 22 See also Government interference COLLECTIVISM in medicine (Orient) 6:335-343 COMMUNICATION, conversation, ideas Abstract concept of human liberty (LeFevre) 12:742 747 Genial Mr. Nock (Opitz) 11:685-693 Guide to principled self-defense (Bidinotto) 12:728 734 1b communicate ideas on liberty (Ross) 12:735-741 COMMUNISM. See Socialism COMPETITION and consumer80vereignty Cut-throat opportunities (North) 6:347-364 Jobs-and how not to increase them (Russell) 2:67 75 Public policy and the free economy (DiLorenzo)8:492509 Rebirth of economic freedom (Douglas) 11:662-672 Trickle-down economics (North) 5:268-281 See·also Prices/pricing CORPORATE mergers (Richman) 5:282-285 CURE for unemployment (Holmes) 7:398-404 CUT-THROATopportunities (North) 6:347-364 CUTTING the budget (Bechara) 4:225-228 o DAVIS,John Jefferson First-world wealth and third-world proverty. 11:678 684 Lessons of history, The. 9:554-564 Profits and pollution. 6:323-331 DAY welfare hit the classroom (Spetz) 5:302-304 DEAR America (Franckowiak) 7:387-389 DEFICITS are not the only problem (Anderson) 10:587 591 DEREGULATION Semantic confusion in economic regulation (Sem mens) 5:286-290 DEVELOPMENT of Puerto Rico (Bechara) 10:592-604 DiLORENZO, Thomas J.
Public policy and the free economy. 8:492-509 DOTI,James Capitalism and greed. 11:673-677 DOUGLAS, Jack D. Rebirth of economic freedom, A: the de-bureaucrati zation of American business. 11:662-672 E ECONOMIC democracy (Anderson) 11:651-659 ECONOMIC development/progress Development of Puerto Rico (Bechara) 10:592-604 Economic growth in Taiwan (Liu) 3:131-138 First-world wealth and third-world poverty (Davis) 11:678-684 Freedom for less developed countries (Bechara) 2:104 110 ECONOMIC planning Bureaucracy, productivity and inflation (Isaacs) 2:88 93 Economic democracy (Anderson) 11:651-659 Lessons of history (Davis) 9:554-564 ECONOMICS Adam Smith's economics of freedom (Montgomery) 1:47-54 Social role of business (Foley) 10:611-626 EDUCATION, public and private Day welfare hit the classroom (Spetz) 5:302-304 End of schooling (Williams) 9:565-572 Fine art of cheating (Foley)11:643-649 My cup of tea (Natale) 6:365-366 Prescription for expensive education (Carson) 3:155 164 "Right" to education (Wentz) 7:406-409 1982 INDEX 763 ELEMENTS ofa fair system of taxation (Foley) 9:528 541 END of schooling (Williams) 9:565-572 ENTREPRENEURS, entrepreneurship Cut-throat opportunities (North) 6:347-364 Economic growth in Taiwan (Liu) 3:131-138 Exploitation and knowledge (North) 1:3-11 Scalping and envy (North) 4:214-224 Small business and entrepreneurship (Pasour) 9:520 527 ENVIRONMENT Profits and pollution (Davis) 6:323-331 ENVY, scalpingand (North)4:214-224 EXPLOITATION and knowledge (North) 1:3-11 F FALKLAND ISLANDS dispute (1982) Argentina on the brink (Sennholz) 12:716-727 FINE art of cheating (Foley) 11:643-649 FIRST-world wealth and third-world poverty (Davis) 11:678-684 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr.
Elements of a fair system oftaxation, The. 9:528-541 Fine art of cheating, The. 11:643-649 Social role of business, The. 10:611-626 Source of sovereignty, The ..3:167-175 FOREIGN policy Argentina on the brink (Sennholz) 12:716-727 Free markets in Chile (Sennholz) 5:291-301 Freedom for less developed countries (Bechara) 2:104110 Reaffirming freedom of the seas (Hawkins) 3:176 185 FRANCKOWIAK, Leonard Dear America. 7:387-389 FREE enterprise, production and productivity Economic democracy (Anderson) 11:651-659 Key to success (Burnham) 12:714-715 Lessons of history (Davis) 9:554-564 Mixed economies, a no man's land (Pearson) 8:485491 Question of being productive (Carson) 10:579-586 Social role of business (Foley).10:611-626 Socialism eats the seed grain (Pearson) 11:694-699 They solve tomorrow's problems (Summers) 1:30-31 FREE markets in Chile (Sennholz) 5:291-301 FREEDOMlliberty Abstract concept of human liberty (LeFevre) 12:742747 American idea (Bradford) 10:627-631 Dear America (Franckowiak) 7:387-389 10 communicate ideas on iiberty (Ross) 12:735-741 FREEDOM and "social-democracy" (Holt) 4:207-213 FREEDOM for less developed countries (Bechara) 2:104 110 FREEDOM of the seas, reaffirming (Hawkins) 3:176 185 FULDA, Joseph S.
New bondage, The. 4:243~48 See also Book reviews (Will) FUNCTIONAL role of profits (Johnson) 5:259-264 G GENIAL Mr. Nock (Opitz) 11:685-693 GERMANY; West, co-deterffiination in (Sennholz) 1:15 22 GOVERNMENT interference/intervention/regulation Civil War and political nationalization (Carson) 1:3246 Development of Puerto Rico (Bechara) 10:592-604 Industrial hostages (Summers) 12:748-749 New bondage (Fulda) 4:243-248 Public policy and the free 'economy (DiLorenzo) 8:492 509 Relics of intervention, 6 parts. See Carson Semantic confusion in economic regulation (Sem mens) 5:286-290 State wades in (Hanke) 11:660-661 GOVERNMENT, role of Elements of a fair system of taxation (Foley) 9:528 541 Source of sovereignty (Foley) 3:167-175 GOVERNMENT spending Canada damaged by .faulty theories (McDonald) 10:605-610 Cutting the budget (Bechara) 4:225-228 Deficits are not the only problem (Anderson) 10:587 591 Keynesism in a nutshell (Hazlitt) 11:650 Tax expenditures (Senunens) 7:428-431 GREAVES, Bettina Bien. See Book reviews (Brody) GRESHAM, Perry E. See Book reviews (Read) GROSECLOSE, Elgin Illusion of a riskless soci~ty, The. 8:464-467 Reaganomics and the interest syndrome. 7:395-397 GUIDE to principled self-defense (Bidinotto) 12:728 734 H HANKE, Steve H.
State wades in, The. 11:$60-661 HAWKINS, William R. Reaffirming freedom of the seas. 3:176-185 HAZLI'IT, Henry Keynesism in a nutshellL 11:650 HENDRICKSON, Mark 'Thachings of Soviet experience. 4:229-238 HISTORY, lessons of (Davis) 9:554-564 HOLMES, Roland W. Cure for unemployment. The. 7:398-404 764 THE FREEMAN December HOLT, Earl P, III Freedom and "social-democracy." 4:207-213 HOSPERS, John Rothbard's liberty reviewed. 8:468-484 HOW socialism affects charity (Pearson) 7:440-443 HOW to deal with strangers (Summers) 7:405 HUMANITY of trade (Chodorov) 1:23-29 IDEAS/ideology, importance of Argentina on the brink (Sennholz) 12:716-727 Genial Mr. Nock (Opitz) 11:685-693 Intellectuals, moralists, and the free market (Wil liams) 2:111-121 IDEAS/innovations/inventions And now for some good economic news! (Shannon) 1:12-14 New dimensions of population growth (Shannon) 6:332-334 Profits and pollution (Davis) 6:323-331 Rebirth of economic freedom (Douglas) 11:662-672 Role of incentive (Reed) 5:265-267 ILLUSION of a riskless society (Groseclose) 8:464-467 INCENTIVE, role of (Reed) 5:265-267 INDIVIDUAL action/choice/responsibility Choice and responsibility (Knepher) 3:139-141 Economic growth in Taiwan (Liu) 3:131-138 How socialism affects charity (Pearson) 7:440-443 Jonestown syndrome (Watkins) 7:410-413 INDIVIDUAL rights and private property Argentina on the brink (Sennholz) 12:716-727 Rothbard's liberty reviewed (Hospers) 8:468-484 INDUSTRIAL hostages (Summers) 12:748-749 INTELLECTUALS, moralists, and the free market (Williams) 2:111-121 INTEREST syndrome, Reaganomics and (Groseclose) 7:395-397 INTERSTATE Commerce Commission Semantic confusion in economic regulation (Sem mens) 5:286-290 ISAACS, Mark D.
Bureaucracy, productivity and inflation 2:88-93 J JOBS-and how not to increase them (Russell) 2:67 75 JOE'S paycheck (Summers) 3:165-166 JOHNSON, Arnold W. Functional role of profits, The. 5:259-264 JONESTOWN syndrome (Watkins) 7:410-413 JUSTICE, concept of Mixed economies, a no-man's land (Pearson) 8:485 491 Rothbard's liberty reviewed (Hospers) 8:468-484 Source of sovereignty (Foley)3:167-175 K KEY to success: do unto others (Burnham) 12:714-715 KEYNES, Mises and (Peterson) 3:142-154 KEYNESISM in a nutshell (Hazlitt) 11:650 KNEPHER, Thomas W. Choice and responsibility. 3:139-141 KNOWLEDGE from pricing system Cut-throat opportunities (North) 6:347-364 Exploitation and knowledge (North) 1:3-11 Scalping and envy (North) 4:214-224 Small business and entrepreneurship (Pasour) 9:520 527 L LABOR/wages/employment Co-determination in West Germany (Sennholz) 1:1522 Cure for unemployment (Holmes) 7:398-404 Exploitation and knowledge (North) 1:3-11 Jobs-and how not to increase them (Russell) 2:6775 Joe's paycheck (Summers) 3:165-166 Question of being productive (Carson) 10:579-586 LATIN America Argentina on the brink (Sennholz) 12:716-727 Development of Puerto Rico (Bechara) 10:592-604 Free markets in Chile (Sennholz) 5:291-301 LeFEVRE, Robert Abstract concept of human liberty, The. 12:742-747 LEGALIZED immorality (Manion) 7:426-427 LESSONS of history (Davis) 9:554-564 LIU, Shih Cheng Economic growth in Taiwan: invisible factors con tributing to economic development in the Republic of China. 3:131-138 LUDWIG von Mises, defender of capitalism (Reisman) 7:432-439 M MANION, Clarence Legalized immorality. 7:426-427 MARX, Karl-ideas of First-world wealth and third-world poverty (Davis) 11:678-684 Free markets in Chile (Sennholz) 5:291-301 Guide to principled self-defense (Bidinotto) 12:728 734 Some mistakes of Marx (Chamberlin) 1:55-61 Teachings of Soviet experience (Hendrickson) 4:229 238 1982 INDEX 765 See also Socialism/communism McDONALD, Kenneth Canada damaged by faulty theories. 10:605-610 McGATH, Gary Big little governments. 6:344-346 MEDICINE, medical care Collectivism in medicine (Orient) 6:335-343 How socialism affects charity (Pearson) 7:440-443 MISES, Ludwig von-ideas of Bureaucracy, productivity and inflation (Isaacs) 2:88 93 Mises and Keynes (Peterson) 3:142-154 Ludwig von Mises, defender of capitalism (Reisman) 7:432-439 MIXED economies, a no-man's land (Pearson) 8:485 491 MONETARISM Free markets in Chile (Sennholz) 5:291-301 Relics of intervention, #1 (Carson) 4:195-206 MONEY, inflation, banking Civil War and political nationalization (Carson) 1:32 46 Deficits are not the only problem (Anderson) 10:587591 Illusion of a riskless society (Groseclose) 8:464-467 Keynesism in a nutshell (Hazlitt) 11:650 Moral issue of "honest money" (North) 2:76-87 Reaganomics and the interest syndrome (Groseclose) 7:395-397 'Ibward radical monetary reform (Reed) 4:239-242 MONTGOMERY, John Adam Smith's economics offreedom. 1:47-54 MORAL issue of "honest money" (North) 2:76-87 MORALITY/ethics/religion Beyond the Christmas story (Carson) 12:707-713 Brigands and the bargainers (Ross) 9:515-519 First-world wealth and third-world poverty (Davis) 11:678-684 Guide to principled self-defense (Bidinotto) 12:728 734 Intellectuals, moralists, and the free market (Wil liams) 2:111-121 Legalized immorality (Manion) 7:426-427 MY cup of tea (Natale) 6:365-366 N NATALE,Jean L.
My cup of tea. 6:365-366 NATURAL law tradition Adam Smith's economics of freedom (Montgomery) 1:47-54 Reasoning on the nature of things (Carson) 2:94-103 Rothbard's liberty reviewed (Hospers) 8:468-484 NATURAL resources, use of Profits and pollution (Davis) 6:323-331 Reaffirming freedom of the seas (Hawkins) 3:176 185 State wades in (Hanke) H:660-661 NEW bondage (Fulda) 4:24$-248 NEW Deal Relics of intervention (Carson) #3, 6:367-380; #4, 7:414-425; #5, 8:451-4$3 NEW dimensions of population growth (Shannon) 6:332 334 NOCK, Albert J., genial (Opitz) 11:685-693 NORTH,Gary Cut-throat opportunities. 6:347-364 Exploitation and knowledge. 1:3-11 Moral issue of "honest mQney,"The. 2:76-87 Scalping and envy. 4:214+224 Trickle-down economics. 5:268-281 o OPITZ, Edmund A. Genial Mr. Nock, The. 1~:685-693 See also Book reviews (Allen; Chilton; North; Spen cer) ORIENT, Jane M., M.D. Collectivism in medicine: an exception or a hook?
6:335-343 PASOUR, E. C., Jr. Small business and entrepreneurship. 9:520-527 PAY more and get less (Russell) 7:390-394 PEARSON, Glenn L. How socialism affects charity. 7:440-443 Mixed economies, a no-man's land. 8:485-491 Socialism eats the seed grain. 11:694-699 PETERSON, William H. Mises and Keynes. 3:142-154 See also Book reviews (Freeman) PLANNING, government vs. individual. See Economic planning POLLUTION, profits and (Davis) 6:323-331 POPULATION growth, new dimensions of (Shannon) 6:332-334 POPULISM Relics of intervention, #1 (Carson) 4:195-206 POVERTY, third-world, a~d first-world wealth (Davis) 11:678-684 PRESCRIPTION for expen~ive education (Carson) 3:155 164 PRICES/pricing , Capitalism and greed (Doti) 11:673-677 Collectivism in medicin~ (Orient) 6:335-343 Cut-throat opportunitie~ (North) 6:347-364 766 THE FREEMAN December Public policy and the free economy (DiLorenzo)8:492 509 Scalping and envy (North) 4:214-224 Small business and entrepreneurship (Pasour) 9:520 527 PRIVATEproperty. See Individual rights PROFIT and loss system Bureaucracy, productivity and inflation (Isaacs) 2:8893 Cut-throat opportunities (North) 6:347-364 Exploitation and knowledge (North) 1:3-11 Functional role of profits (Johnson) 5:259-264 Small business and entrepreneurship (Pasour) 9:520 527 Social role of business (Foley) 10:611-626 Trickle-down economics (North) 5:268-281 PROFITS and pollution (Davis) 6:323-331 PROGRESSIVISM Relics of intervention, #2 (Carson) 5:305-317 PROTECTIONISM Economic democracy (Anderson) 11:651-659 Humanity of trade (Chodorov) 1:23-29 Pay more and get less (Russell) 7:390-394 Rebirth of economic freedom (Douglas) 11:662-672 PUBLIC policy and the free economy (DiLorenzo)8:492 509 PUBLIC utilities State wades in (Hanke) 11:660-661 PUERTO Rico, development of (Bechara) 10:592-604 Q QUESTION of being productive (Carson) 10:579-586 R REAFFIRMING freedom of the seas (Hawkins) 3:176 185 REAGANOMICS and the interest syndrome (Grose close) 7:395-397 REAM, Roger. See Book reviews (Menger) REASONING on the nature of things (Carson) 2:94 103 REBIRTH of economic freedom: the de-bureaucratiza tion of American business (Douglas) 11:662-672 REED, Lawrence W.
Role of incentive, The. 5:265-267 'Ibward radical monetary reform. 4:239-242 REISMAN, George Ludwig von Mises, defender of capitalism. 7:432-439 RELICS of intervention, 6 parts. See Carson RELIGIOUS cults Jonestown syndrome (Watkins) 7:410-413 RICHMAN, Sheldon Corporate mergers: method or madness? 5:282-285 "RIGHT" to education (Wentz) 7:406-409 RISKLESS society, illusion of (Groseclose) 8:464-467 ROGERS, 'Ibmmy W. See Bookreviews (Goodman,Lecky and Sowell) ROLE of incentive (Reed) 5:265-267 ROSS, Ernest G. Brigands and the bargainers, The. 9:515-519 'Ib communicate ideas on liberty. 12:735-741 ROTHBARD'S (Murray N.) liberty reviewed (Hospers) 8:468-484 RUSSELL, P. Dean Jobs-and how not to increase them. 2:67-75 Pay more and get less. 7:390-394 RUSSIA Lessons of history (Davis) 9:554-564 Socialism eats the seed grain (Pearson) 11:694-699 'Thachings of Soviet experience (Hendrickson) 4:229238 s SAVINGSand investment Socialism eats the seed grain (Pearson) 11:694-699 Trickle-down economics (North) 5:268-281 SCALPING and envy (North) 4:214-224 SCHUMPETER, Joseph-ideas of Cut-throat opportunities (North) 6:347-364 Intellectuals, moralists, and the free market (Wil liams) 2:111-121 Rebirth of economic freedom (Douglas) 11:662-672 SECURITY, guaranteed-desire for Illusion of a riskless society (Groseclose) 8:464-467 Jonestown syndrome (Watkins) 7:410-413 SELF-interest Capitalism and greed (Doti) 11:673-677 Key to success (Burnham) 12:714-715 SEMANTIC confusion in economic regulation (Sem mens) 5:286-290 SEMANTICS/terminology Corporate mergers (Richman) 5:282-285 Cut-throat opportunities (North) 6:347-364 Guide to principled self-defense (Bidinotto) 12:728 734 Tax expenditures (Semmens) 7:428-431 'lb communicate ideas on liberty (Ross) 12:735-741 SEMMENS, John Semantic confusion in economic regulation. 5:286 290 Tax expenditures. 7:428-431 SENNHOLZ, Hans F.
Argentina on the brink. 12:716-727 Co-determination in West Germany. 1:15-22 Free markets in Chile. 5:291-301 SHANNON, Russell And now for some good economic news! 1:12-14 New dimensions of population growth. 6:332-334 SMALL business and entrepreneurship (Pasour) 9:520 527 SMITH, Adam-ideas of Adam Smith's economics of freedom (Montgomery) 1:47-54 1982 INDEX 767 And now for some good economic news! (Shannon) 1:12-14 Capitalism and greed (Doti) 11:673-677 Public policy and the free economy (DiLorenzo) 8:492 509 Reasoning on the nature of things (Carson) 2:94-103 SOCIAL role of business (Foley) 10:611-626 "SOCIAL-democracy," freedom and (Holt) 4:207-213 SOCIALISM eats the seed grain (Pearson) 11:694-699 SOCIALISM/communism Argentina on the brink (Sennholz) 12:716-727 Economic democracy (Anderson) 11:651-659 Ludwig von Mises, defender of capitalism (Reisman) 7:432-439 Mixed economies, a no-man's land (Pearson) 8:485 491 Some mistakes of Marx (Chamberlin) 1:55-61 Thachings of Soviet experience (Hendrickson) 4:229 238 SOCIETY, social cooperation Capitalism and greed (Doti) 11:673-677 Humanity of trade (Chodorov) 1:23-29 SOLZHENITSYN, Alexander-ideas of Thachings of Soviet experience (Hendrickson) 4:299238 SOME mistakes of Marx (Chamberlin) 1:55-61 SOURCE of sovereignty (Foley) 3:167-175 SPECIAL interests, favoritism, subsidies Cutting the budget <Bechara) 4:225-228 Legalized immorality (Manion) 7:426-427 New bondage (Fulda) 4:243-248 Teachings of Soviet experience (Hendrickson) 4:229 238 SPETZ, Steven N.
Day welfare hit the classroom, The. 5:302-304 STATE wades in (Hanke) 11:660-661 STATISTICS Question of being productive (Carson) 10:579-586 SUMMERS, Brian How to deal with strangers. 7:405 Industrial hostages. 12:748-749 Joe's paycheck. 3:165-166 They solve tomorrow's problems. 1:30-31 See also Book reviews (Armentano, Huyler, Kagin, Reed/Haywood) SUPPLY-side economics And now for some good economic news! (Shannon) 1:12-14 Reaganomics and the interest syndrome (Groseclose) 7:395-397 Small business and entrepreneurship (Pasour) 9:520 527 Trickle-down economics (North) 5:268-281 T TAIWAN, economic growth in (Liu) 3:131-138 TAX expenditures (Semmens) 7:428-431 TAXES/taxation Deficits are not the only problem (Anderson) 10:587 591 Elements of a fair system of taxation (Foley) 9:528 541 '!'rickIe-down economics (North) 5:268-281 TEACHINGS of Soviet expetience (Hendrickson) 4:229238 THEY solve tomorrow's protilems (Summers) 1:30-31 THIRD world. See Economic development/progress TO communicate ideas on liberty (Ross) 12:735-741 TOWARD radical monetary!reform (Reed) 4:239-242 TRADE, voluntary Brigands and the bargain¢rs (Ross) 9:515-519 Capitalism-hero or culprit? (Bradford) 12:750-754 How to deal with strangelis (Summers) 7:405 Humanity of trade (Chodorov) 1:23-29 Pay more and get less (Ruissell) 7:390-394 TRICKLE-down-economics (North) 5:268-281 u UNEMPLOYMENT, cure fqr (Holmes) 7:398-404 UNITED STATES history American idea (Bradford) 10:627-631 Civil War and political na~ionalization (Carson) 1:32 46 Relics of intervention, 6 parts. See Carson v VOLUNTARISM Capitalism-hero or culprit? (Bradford) 12:750-754 Rothbard's liberty reviewed (Hospers) 8:468-484 Semantic confusion in economic regulation (Semmens) 5:286-290 w WATKINS, Hal Jonestown syndrome, The. 7:410-413 WELFARISM Development of Puerto Rico (Bechara) 10:592-604 Relics of intervention, #5 (Carson) 8:451-463 Trickle-down economics (North) 5:268-281 WENTZ, Douglas "Right" to education, Th~. 7:406-409 WILLIAMS, John K.
End of schooling, The. 9:.565-572 Intellectuals, moralists, iand the free market. 2:111 121 768 THE FREEMAN BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer'sname in parentheses) ALLEN, William R. The midnight economist: choices, prices and public policy (Opitz) 7:447 ARMENTANO, Dominick T. Antitrust and monopoly: anatomy of a policy failure (Summers) 7:447-448 BAWLY, Dan. The subterranean economy (Chamber lain) 8:510-512 BRODY, Stanton. Seeds of the holocaust: the German economy, 1916-23 (Greaves) 2:124-126 BROOKES, Warren. The economy in mind (Chamber lain) 12:755-757 BUTLER, Stuart M. Enterprise zones: greenlining the inner cities (Chamberlain) 1:62-64 CHILTON, David. Productive Christians in an age of guilt-manipulators (Opitz) 10:636 EVERHART, Robert B. (ed.) The public school monop oly: a critical analysis of education and the state in American society (Chamberlain) 9:573-575 FLORMAN, Samuel C. Blaming technology: the irra tional search for scapegoats (Chamberlain) 11:700 702 FREEMAN, Roger A. The wayward welfare state (Pe terson) 4:252-254 GOODMAN, John C. The regulation of medical care: is the price too high? (Rogers) 4:254-255 GRABOWICZ, Paul (co-author) See Kotkin HAYWOOD, Dale M. (co-ed.) See Reed HUYLER, Jerome. Everything you have: the case against welfare (Summers) 6:384 KAGIN, Donald H. Private gold coins and patterns of the United States (Summers) 9:576 KOTKIN, Joel and Grabowicz, Paul. California, Inc.
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