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Choiceand Responsibility Thomas W. Knepher 139 A call for a resumption of personal responsibility for our choices. Mises and Keynes William! H. Peterson 142 A memorial to Mises, and a challenge to his students. Prescription for Expensive Education Clarence B. Carson 155 Exploring possible paths to improved education at less expense. Joe's Paycheck A friendly discussion of why wages rise. Brian Summers 165 The Sourceof Sovereignty RidgwayK. Foley, Jr. 167 A review of the origin of the concept of sovereignty and its relation to freedom and justice. ReaffirmingFreedomof the Seas WilliamR. Hawkins 176 The case for leaving to the market the decisions about the conservation and use of oceanic resources. Book Reviews: 186 "No Way to Run a Railroad" by Stephen Salsbury "When We Are Free" edited by Lawrence W. Reed and Dale M. Haywood "How Do We Know?" by Leonard E. Read Anyonewishing to communicatewith authorsmay send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMANfor forwarding.
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