June

Big Little Governments Gary McGath 344 Local governments can also practice tyranny, if out of control. Cut-Throat Opportunities Gary North 347 How consumers bear the burden when new opportunities are prohibited by law. My Cup of Tea Jean L. Natale 365 A dream of schools free of government financing, and ,control. The Relics of Intervention: 3. The New Deal Bent to Inflation Clarence B. Carson 367 The depression paved the way for further regulation arid control. Book Reviews: 381 "Essays in Supply Side Economics" edited by David ~. Raboy "Everything You Have: The Case Against Welfare" by Jerome Huyler Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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