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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 ABUNDANCE and scarcity (Barker) 6:369-376 ACADEMY versus the market place (Hospers) 6:339 357 AGRICULTURE Farm policy-now what? (Peterson, W. H.) 7:420 422 Lasers, harobeds, and world hunger (Baetjer) 8:482 486 Trouble with farming (Carson) 5:286-298 ANDERSON, Bill Boom and bust. 1:29-42 Virtues ofthe free economy, The. 4:225-235 Why socialism fails-why markets survive. 12:716 728 ANTIBUSINESS, anticapitalistic ideology Academy versus the market place (Hospers) 6:339 357 Criminal liberty and civil liability (Orient) 5:259 265 Democratic freedoms vs. collectivist newspeak (Douglas) 3:169-174 How "obscene" are profits? (Hazlitt) 10:630-634 Is there a moral basis for capitalism? (Dykes) 8:474 481 Kick a businessman today (Peterson, W. H.) 12:732734 Stranglehold of "big business" (Dykes) 6:323-327 Virtues of the free economy (Anderson) 4:225-235 Why anticapitalism grows (Hazlitt) 7:409-412 Why socialism fails-why markets survive (Ander son) 12:716-728 ARMOR of Saul (Williams) 2:84-92 B BAETJER, Howard, Jr.

Lasers, harobeds, and world hunger. 8:482-486 BARGER, Melvin D. Free riders face a rocky road. 4:205-212 BARKER,Ben Abundance and scarcity. 6:369-376 BEARCE, Robert Your freedom-what about it? 7:387-394 BECHARA, Dennis Is forced sharing a panacea? 8:470-473 Rising protectionist tide, The. 9:545-550 BELIEVING, magic of (Read) 11:690 BENEFIT mandates cause unemployment (Sennholz) 7:423-439 "BIG business," stranglehold of (Dykes) 6:323-327 BILLINGS, Donald B. Moral case for competitive capitalism, The. 7:413 419 BOOM and bust (Anderson) 1:29-42 BUSINESSand ethics(Opitz)12:735-740 c CAN capitalism guarantee right answers? (Schwartz) 12:747-750 CAPITAL, deficits and full employment (Hawkins) 3:175-181 761 762 THE FREEMAN December CAPITALISM Can capitalism guarantee right answers? (Schwartz) 12:747-750 Computers and capitalism (Davis) 10:594-600 Is there a moral basis for capitalism? (Dykes) 8:474 481 Moral case for competitive capitalism (Billings) 7:413 419 Virtues of the free economy (Anderson) 4:225-235 Why anticapitalism grows (Hazlitt) 7:409-412 CARSON, Clarence B.

Constitution and paper money, The. 7:399-408 Crisis of the welfare state, The. 4:213-224 Dilemmas of public education, The. 9:515-525 General welfare, The. 8:487-494 George Washington on liberty and order. 2:67-75 Judicial monopoly over the Constitution: Jefferson's view. 10:605-615 Meaning of federalism, The. 1:12-23 Primitivism: the thrust of government intervention. 6:328-338 Trouble with farming, The. 5:286-298 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CHARITY, voluntary Importance ofthe obvious (Peterson, D.) 8:502-507 CHINA Hong Kong's future uncertain (Vanderleest) 5:266 269 Why socialism fails-why markets survive (Ander son) 12:716-728 CITIES, problems of Crisis of the welfare state (Carson) 4:213-224 CIVIL liability, criminal liberty and (Orient) 5:259 265 CLITES, Roger M. Through others' eyes. 1:56-59 COHN, Michael B. Maritime subsidies: overregulation. 3:182-184 COWNIAL America, education in (Peterson, RJ 9:551 560 COMMARE N'Ciuzza and the loan shark (Doti) 8:495 501 COMMUNISM. See Russia; Socialism COMPUTER revolution From caves to computers (Greaves, B. B.) 10:587-593 Japan's "fifth generation" computers: threat to the free market? (Davis) 12:741-746 Robot protectionism (Ross) 4:248-253 Workers and robots (Sennholz) 4:236-247 COMPUTERS and capitalism (Davis) 10:594-600 CONSTITUTION and paper money (Carson) 7:399-408 CONSTITUTIONAL restraints, the market economy, and individual freedom (Shannon) 1:45-55 CONSUMER "protection"

Criminal liberty and civil liability (Orient) 5:259 265 Myth of self-regulation (Foley) 10:621-629 CRIME, ethics of (McGath) 10:616-620 CRIMINAL liberty and civil liability (Orient) 5:259 265 CRISIS of the welfare state (Carson) 4:213-224 o DAVENPORT, John A. Pilgrimage among the scribblers. 1:3-7 Why not deregulate labor? 10:601-604 DAVIS, John Jefferson Computers and capitalism. 10:594-600 Japan's "fifth generation" computers: threat to the free market? 12:741-746 DEMOCRATIC freedoms vs. collectivist newspeak (Douglas) 3:169-174 DIETZE, Gottfried. See Book reviews (Flower) DILEMMAS of public education (Carson) 9:515-525 DISTANT voice speaks to us today (Williams) 3:162168 DOTI,James Commare N'Ciuzza and the loan shark. 8:495-501 DOUGLAS, Jack D. Democratic freedoms vs. collectivist newspeak. 3:169 174 DYKES, Charles Is there a moral basis for capitalism? 8:474-481 Stranglehold of "big business," The. 6:323-327 E ECONOMIC development/progress Abundance and scarcity (Barker) 6:369-376 From caves to computers (Greaves, B. B.) 10:587-593 ECONOMIC forecasting: how good is it? (Hazlitt) 12:712-715 ECONOMIC malinvestment & depressions Boom and bust (Anderson) 1:29-42 Make-work won't work (Semmens) 9:561-569 Capital, deficits and full employment (Hawkins) 3:175-181 ECONOMIC recovery (Summers) 1:43-44 ECONOMISTS and the future (Reed) 5:302-312 EDUCATION Academy versus the market place (Hospers) 6:339 357 Dilemmas of public education (Carson) 9:515-525 From the mouths of babes (Peterson, D.) 5:299-301 EDUCATION in colonial America (Peterson, R.) 9:551 560 EDUCATION, price of (Ross) 2:107-112 EGALITARIANISM and envy Academy versus the market place (Hospers) 6:339 357 Ethics of crime (McGath) 10:616-620 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Computers and capitalism (Davis) 10:594-600 Economists and the future (Reed) 5:302-312 ESSENCE of Americanism (Read) 11:645-658 ETERNAL vigilance, irony of (Foley) 12:729-731 1983 THE INDEX 763 ETHICS, business and (Opitz) 12:735-740 ETHICS of crime (McGath) 10:616-620 EVERY person should be free (Read) 11:676 F FARM policy-now what? (Peterson, W. H.) 7:420-422 FARMING, trouble with (Carson) 5:286-298 FEDERALISM, meaning of (Carson) 1:12-23 FLIGHT from integrity (Read) 11:670-675 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr.

Irony of eternal vigilance, The. 12:729-731 Myth of self-regulation, The. 10:621-629 FOOTE, Frederick C. No nukes-no consistency. 8:460-461 FOUNDATION for Economic Education, Inc., Board of Trustees Memorial resolution to Leonard E. Read 11:643-644 FREE enterprise, free markets Business and ethics (Opitz) 12:735-740 I, pencil (Read) 11:691-696 Importance of the obvious (Peterson, D.) 8:502-507 Primitivism: the thrust of government intervention (Carson) 6:328-338 Privatization: is it the answer? (Pasour) 8:462-469 Through others' eyes (Clites) 1:56-59 Until shrimp learn to whistle (Smyth) 9:526-529 FREE enterprise in space (McGath) 3:157-161 FREE riders face a rocky road (Barger) 4:205-212 FREE trade and foreign wars (Husbands) 4:195-204 FREEDOM and utopias (Hospers) 9:530-544 FREEDOM/liberty, essence of Armor of Saul (Williams) 2:84-92 George Washington on liberty and order (Carson) 2:67-75 Thinking about freedom (LeFevre) 2:113-121 Your freedom-what about it? (Bearce) 7:387-394 FREEDOM of speech/thought/religion Can capitalism guarantee right answers? (Schwartz) 12:747-750 Democratic freedoms vs. collectivist newspeak (Douglas) 3:169-174 Dilemmas of public education (Carson) 9:515-525 FROM caves to computers (Greaves, B. B.) 10:587-593 FROM the mouths of babes (Peterson, D.) 5:299-301 G GENERAL welfare (Carson) 8:487-494 GOVERNMENT controls/regulation/intervention Benefit mandates cause unemployment (Sennholz) 7:423-439 Constitutional restraints, the market economy, and individual freedom (Shannon) 1:45-55 Criminal liberty and civil liability (Orient) 5:259265 Crisis of the welfare state (Carson) 4:213-224 Free enterprise in space (McGath) 3:157-161 Freedom and utopias (Hospers) 9:530-544 Is forced sharing a panacea? (Bechara) 8:470-473 Minimum wages (Sennholz) 5:270-281 Myth of self-regulation (Foley) 10:621-629 Primitivism: the thrust of government intervention (Carson) 6:328-338 Privatization: is it the answer? (Pasour) 8:462-469 Siren of partnership (Ross) 7:440-444 Trouble with farming (Carson) 5:286-298 Unemployment in Puerto Rico (Sennholz) 6:358-368 Workers and robots (Sennholz) 4:236-247 GOVERNMENT, limited Essence of Americanism (Read) 11:645-658 General welfare (Carson) 8:487-494 Judicial monopoly over the Constitution: Jefferson's view (Carson) 10:605-615 Legal system for a free society (Sparks, B.) 3:135 150 Meaning offederalism (Carson) 1:12-23 GOVERNMENT spending and subsidies Academy versus the market place (Hospers) 6:339 357 Farm policy-now what? (Peterson, W. H.) 7:420422 Make-work won't work (Semmens) 9:561-569 Maritime subsidies: overregulation (Cohn) 3:182-184 Where figures fail: measuring the growth of big government (Higgs) 3:151-156 GREAT BRITAIN Thatcher revolution (Murray) 8:451-459 GREAVES, Bettina Bien From caves to computers. 10:587-593 See also Book reviews (Simis; Tolstoy) GREAVES, Percy L., Jr.

On labor unions. 12:751-757 GREEK history Distant voice speaks to us today (Williams) 3:162 168 GROSECLOSE, Elgin Manning the sea walls. 1:24-28 Prescription for economic health. 7:395-398 H HAWKINS, William R. Capital, deficits and full employment. 3:175-181 HAZLITT, Henry. Economic forecasting: how good is it? 12:712-715 How "obscene" are profits? 10:630-634 Market prices vs. communist commands. 2:93-97 Why anticapitalism grows. 7:409-412 764 THE FREEMAN December HIGGS, Robert. Where figures fail: measuring the growth of big gov ernment. 3:151-156 HONG KONG'S future uncertain (Vanderleest) 5:266 269 HOSPERS, John. Academy versus the market place, The. 6:339-357 Freedom and utopias. 9:530-544 HOW "obscene" are profits? (Hazlitt) 10:630-634 HUSBANDS, Sam H., Jr. Free trade and foreign wars. 4:195-204 I, PENCIL (Read) 11:691-696 IDEAS, importance of Armor of Saul (Williams) 2:84-92 Crisis of the welfare state (Carson) 4:213-224 From the mouths of babes (Peterson, D.) 5:299-301 Looking out for yourself (Read) 11:663-669 IDEAS, innovation, invention Abundance and scarcity (Barker) 6:369-376 Can capitalism guarantee right answers? (Schwartz) 12:747-750 Computers and capitalism <Davis) 10:594-600 From caves to computers (Greaves, B. B.) 10:587-593 I, pencil (Read) 11:691-696 Japan's "fifth generation" computers: threat to the free market? (Davis) 12:741-746 Looking out for yourself (Read) 11:663-669 Two faces of risk (Ross) 12:707-711 ILLEGAL aliens (Sennholz) 3:131-134 IMPORTANCE of the obvious (Peterson, D.) 8:502-507 INDIVIDUAL effort/initiative/responsibility Magic of believing (Read) 11:690 Through others' eyes (Clites) 1:56-59 Flight from integrity (Read) 11:670-675 On that day began lies (Read) 11:677-689 INDIVIDUAL freedom/variety Constitutional restraints, the market economy, and individual freedom (Shannon) 1:45-55 Every person should be free (Read) 11:676 Thinking about freedom (LeFevre) 2:113-121 INDIVIDUAL rights Distant voice speaks to us today (Williams) 3:162 168 Essence of Americanism (Read) 11:645-658 Legal system for a free society (Sparks, B.) 3:135 150 Meaning of federalism (Carson) 1:12-23 See also Private property INTEGRITY, flight from (Read) 11:670-675 INTEREST rates Commare N'Ciuzza and the loan shark <Doti)8:495 501 INTERNATIONAL trade/financelbanking Free trade and foreign wars (Husbands) 4:195-204 Japan's "fifth generation" computers: threat to the free market? <Davis) 12:741-746 Manning the sea walls (Groseclose) 1:24-28 Rising protectionist tide (Bechara) 9:545-550 World debt crisis (Sennholz) 2:76-83 IRONY of eternal vigilance (Foley) 12:729-731 IS forced sharing a panacea? (Bechara) 8:470-473 IS there a moral basis for capitalism? <Dykes) 8:474 481 J JAPAN'S "fifth generation" computers <Davis) 12:741 746 JEFFERSON, Thomas-ideas of Can capitalism guarantee right answers? (Schwartz) 12:747-750 Judicial monopoly over the Constitution (Carson) 10:605-615 JUDICIAL monopoly over the Constitution (Carson) 10:605-615 JUSTICE, law and (Sennholz) 1:8-11 K KEYNES, John Maynard-ideas of Capital, deficits and full employment (Hawkins) 3:175-181 Robots (Shannon) 5:282-285 KICK a businessman today (Peterson, W. H.) 12:732 734 L LABOR unions On labor unions (Greaves, P. L.) 12:751-757 Robot protectionism (Ross) 4:248-253 Unions and violence (Reynolds) 2:98-106 LABOR, wages, employment Benefit mandates cause unemployment (Sennholz) 7:423-439 Free riders face a rocky road (Barger) 4:205-212 1983 THE INDEX 765 Illegal aliens (Sennholz) 3:131-134 Make-work won't work (Semmens) 9:561-569 Minimum wages (Sennholz) 5:270-281 Unemployment in Puerto Rico (Sennholz) 6:358-368 Why not deregulate labor? (Davenport) 10:601-604 Workers and robots (Sennholz) 4:236-247 See also Technological change LASERS, harobeds, and world hunger <Baetjer) 8:482 486 LAW and justice (Sennholz) 1:8-11 LeFEVRE, Robert Thinking about freedom. 2:113-121 LEGAL system for a free society (Sparks, B.) 3:135150 LETTER from the paper planet (Ross) 10:579-586

LIES, on that day began (Read) 11:677-689 LOOKING out for yourself (Read) 11:663-669 M MAGIC of believing (Read) 11:690 MAKE-WORK won't work (Semmens) 9:561-569 MANNING the sea walls (Groseclose) 1:24-28 MARITIME subsidies: overregulation (Cohn) 3:182-184 MARKET prices vs. communist commands (Hazlitt) 2:93-97 MARX, Karl-ideas of Computers and capitalism (Davis) 10:594-600 Market prices vs. communist commands (Hazlitt) 2:93-97 Robots (Shannon) 5:282-285 MATTHEWS, Buddy. See Book reviews (Lindsell; Nash, R.) McGATH, Gary. Ethics of crime, The. 10:616-620 Free enterprise in space. 3:157-161 MEANING offederalism (Carson) 1:12-23 MIGRATION Illegal aliens (Sennholz) 3:131-134 Through others' eyes (Clites) 1:56-59 Unemployment in Puerto Rico (Sennholz) 6:358-368 MINIMUM wages (Sennholz) 5:270-281 MONEY, inflation, credit expansion Boom and bust (Anderson) 1:29-42 Constitution and paper money (Carson) 7:399-408 Economic recovery (Summers) 1:43-44 Letter from the paper planet (Ross) 10:579-586 Manning the sea walls (Groseclose) 1:24-28 Prescription for economic health (Groseclose) 7:395398 Those things called money (Read) 11:659-662 World debt crisis (Sennholz) 2:76-83 MONT Pelerin Society (1982 meeting) Virtues of the free economy (Anderson) 4:225-235 MORALcase for competitive capitalism (Billings) 7:413 419 MORAUreligious principles Armor of Saul (Williams) 2:84-92 Education in colonial America (Peterson, R.) 9:551 560 George Washington on liberty and order (Carson) 2:67-75 Importance of the obvious (Peterson, D.) 8:502-507 Is there a moral basis for capitalism? <Dykes)8:474 481 On that day began lies (Read) 11:677-689 Virtues of the free economy (Anderson) 4:225-235 MURRAY, John T.

Thatcher revolution, The. 8:451-459 MYTH of self-regulation (Foley) 10:621-629 N NO nukes-no consistency (Foote) 8:460-461 o OCCUPATIONAL Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Freedom and utopias (Hospers) 9:530-544 Why not deregulate labor? (Davenport) 10:601-604 ON improving the world (Read) 11:697-699 ON labor unions (Greaves, P. L.) 12:751-757 ON that day began lies (Read) 11:677-689 OPITZ, Edmund A. Business and ethics. 12:735-740 See also Book reviews (Kirk; Modern Age; Nock) ORIENT, Jane M. Criminal liberty and civil liability: can free enter prise survive? 5:259-265 p PAPER planet, letter from the (Ross) 10:579-586 PASOUR, E. C., Jr. Privatization: is it the answer? 8:462-469 PENCIL, I (Read) 11:691-696 PERICLES of ancient Greece Distant voice speaks to us today. (Williams) 3:162 168 766 THE FREEMAN December PETERSON, Dennis L. From the mouths of babes. 5:299-301 Importance of the obvious, The. 8:502-507 PETERSON, Robert A.

Education in colonial America. 9:551-560 PETERSON, William H. Farm policy-now what? 7:420-422 Kick a businessman today. 12:732-734 See also Book reviews (Brozen) PILGRIMAGE among the scribblers <Davenport) 1:3 7 POLITICAL action Flight from integrity (Read) 11:670-675 Irony of eternal vigilance (Foley) 12:729-731 On improving the world (Read) 11:697-699 PRESCRIPTION for economic health (Groseclose) 7:395-398 PRICE of education (Ross) 2:107-112 PRICES/pricing Market prices vs. communist commands (Hazlitt) 2:93-97 Price of education (Ross) 2:107-112 Trouble with farming (Carson) 5:286-298 PRIMITIVISM: the thrust of government intervention (Carson) 6:328-338 PRIVATE property Ethics of crime (McGath) 10:616-620 Law and justice (Sennholz) 1:8-11 PRIVATIZATION: is it the answer? (Pasour) 8:462 469 PRODUCT liability Criminal liberty and civil liability (Orient) 5:259 265 PROFITS/LOSSES and consumer sovereignty How "obscene" are profits? (Hazlitt) 10:630-634 Armor of Saul (Williams) 2:84-92 PROTECTIONISM vs. open competition Free trade and foreign wars (Husbands) 4:195-204 Rising protectionist tide (Bechara) 9:545-550 Siren of partnership (Ross) 7:440-444 PUERTO RICO, unemployment in (Sennholz) 6:358 368 R READ, Leonard E. (1898-1983), FEE founder and president. Memorial issue, 11/83 Essence of Americanism, The. 11:645-658 Every person should be free. 11:676 Flight from integrity ~ 11:670-675 I, pencil. 11:691-696 Looking out for yourself. 11:663-669 Magic of believing, The. 11:690 On improving the world. 11:697-699 On that day began lies. 11:677-689 Those things called money. 11:659-662 REED, Lawrence W.

Economists and the future. 5:302-312 See also Book reviews (Savas) REYNOLDS, Morgan O. Unions and violence. 2:98-106 RISING protectionist tide (Bechara) 9:545-550 RISK, two faces of (Ross) 12:707-711 ROBOT protectionism (Ross) 4:248-253 ROBOTS (Shannon) 5:282-285 ROBOTS, workers and (Sennholz) 4:236-247 ROGERS, Tommy W. See Book reviews (Dicey;. Krauss; Novak; Paul & Lehrman; Sowell; Williams) ROSS, Ernest G. Letter from the paper planet. 10:579-586 Price of education, The. 2:107-112 Robot protectionism. 4:248-253 Siren of partnership, The. 7:440-444 Two faces of risk, The. 12:707-711 RUSSIA Freedom and utopias (Hospers) 8:530-544 Market prices vs. communist commands (Hazlitt) 2:93-97 No nukes-no consistency (Foote) 8:460-461 Why socialism fails-why markets survive (Ander son) 12:716-728 s SAVINGS and investment Capital, deficits and full employment (Hawkins) 3:175-181 Economic recovery (Summers) 1:43-44 SCARCITY, abundance and (Barker) 6:369-376 SCHWARTZ, BarryJ.

Can capitalism guarantee right answers? 12:747-750 SELF-EDUCATION Looking out for yourself (Read) 11:663-669 On improving the world (Read) 11:697-699 SELF -INTEREST Until shrimp learn to whistle (Smyth) 9:526-529 Why socialism fails-why markets survive (Ander son) 12:716-728 SELF-REGULATION, myth of (Foley) 10:621-629 SEMMENS, John Make-work won't work. 9:561-569 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Benefit mandates cause unemployment. 7:423-439 Illegal aliens. 3:131-134 Law and justice. 1:8-11 Minimum wages. 5:270-281 Unemployment in Puerto Rico. 6:358-368 Workers and robots. 4:236-247 World debt crisis, The. 2:76-83 SHANNON, Russell Constitutional restraints, the market economy, and individual freedom. 1:45-55 Robots. 5:282-285 1983 THE INDEX 767 SIREN of partnership (Ross) 7:440-444 SMYTH, David Until shrimp learn to whistle. 9:526-529 SOCIAL security General welfare (Carson) 8:487-494 SOCIALISM, controlled economies No nukes-no consistency (Foote) 8:460-461 Thatcher revolution (Murray) 8:451-459 Two faces of risk (Ross) 12:707-711 Until shrimp learn to whistle (Smyth) 9:526-529 Why socialism fails-why markets survive (Anderson) 12:716-728 SOCIETY, social cooperation I, pencil (Read) 11:691-696 Legal system for a free society (Sparks, B.) 3:135 150 Looking out for yourself (Read) 11:663-669 Thinking about freedom (leFevre) 2:113-121 SPACE, free enterprise in (McGath) 3:157-161 SPARKS, Bertel M.

Legal system for a free society, A. 3:135-150 SPARKS, John A. See Book reviews (Holzer) STATES rights Meaning of federalism (Carson) 1:12-23 STATISTICS (GNP, CPI, NI, etc.) Economic forecasting: how good is it? (Hazlitt) 12:712715 Economists and the future (Reed) 5:302-312 How "obscene" are profits? (Hazlitt) 10:630-634 Prescription for economic health (Groseclose) 7:395398 Where figures fail (Higgs) 3:151-156 STRANGLEHOLD of ''big business" (Dykes) 6:323-327 SUMMERS, Brian Economic recovery. 1:43-44 See also Book reviews (Sennholz) T TAXES, taxation General welfare (Carson) 8:487-494 Primitivism: the thrust of government intervention (Carson) 6:328-338 TECHNOLOGICAL change & productivity Lasers, harobeds, and world hunger (Baetjer) 8:482486 Robot protectionism (Ross) 4:248-253 Robots (Shannon) 5:282-285 Workers and robots (Sennholz) 4:236-247 See also Computer revolution THATCHER revolution (Murray) 8:451-459 THINKING about freedom (LeFevre) 2:113-121 THIRD world Manning the sea walls (Groseclose) 1:24-28 World debt crisis (Sennholz) 2:76-83 THORNTON, Robert M.

See Book reviews (Clark; Nock) THOSE things called money (Read) 11:659-662 THROUGH others' eyes (Clites) 1:56-59 TRADE. See International trade TROUBLE with farming (Carson) 5:286-298 TWO faces of risk (Ross) 12:707-711 u UNEMPLOYMENT in Puerto Rico (Sennholz) 6:358 368 UNIONS and violence (Reynolds) 2:98-106 U.S. CONSTITUTION, principles of Constitution and paper money (Carson) 7:399-408 Essence of Americanism (Read) 11:645-658 General welfare (Carson) 8:487-494 George Washington on liberty and order (Carson) 2:67-75 Judicial monopoly over the Constitution: Jefferson's view (Carson) 10:605-615 Meaning of federalism (Carson) 1:12-23 U.S. MERCHANT Marine Maritime subsidies: overregulation (Cohn) 3:182-184 UNTIL shrimp learn to whistle (Smyth) 9:526-529 UTOPIAS, freedom and (Hospers) 9:530-544 v VANDERLEEST, Henry W. Hong Kong's future uncertain. 5:266-269 VIRTUES of the free economy (Anderson) 4:225-235 w WAR/peace Free trade and foreign wars (Husbands) 4:195-204 No nukes-no consistency (Foote) 8:460-461 WASHINGTON, George, on liberty and order (Carson) 2:67-75 WELFARE state, crisis of (Carson) 4:213-224 WHERE figures fail: measuring the growth of big government (Higgs) 3:151-156 WHY anticapitalism grows (Hazlitt) 7:409-412 WHY not deregulate labor? (Davenport) 10:601-604 WHY socialism fails-why markets survive (Anderson) 12:716-728 WILLIAMS, John K.

Armor of Saul, The. 2:84-92 Distant voice speaks to us today, A. 3:162-168 WORKERS and robots (Sennholz) 4:236-247 WORLD debt crisis (Sennholz) 2:76-83 y YOUR freedom-what about it? (Bearce) 7:387-394 768 THE FREEMAN BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer'sname in parentheses) ARNOLD, Ron. At the eye of the storm (Chamberlain) 6:377-379 BARZUN, Jacques. A stroll with William James (Chamberlain) 12:758-760 BENNETT, James T. (co-author) See Johnson BROZEN, Yale. Concentration, mergers, and public policy (Peterson, W. H.) 2:125-127 CAPEK, Karl. Rossum's universal robots (Shannon) 5:282-285 CARSON, Clarence B. Organized against whom? the labor union in America (Greaves, P. L.) 12:751-757 CHAMBERLAIN, John. A life with the printed word (Davenport) 1:3-7 CLARK, Ronald W. Benjamin Franklin (Thornton) 9:574-576 CORNUELLE, Richard. Healing America: what can be done about the continuing economic crisis (Chamberlain) 10:635-637 DICEY, A. V. Introduction to the study of the law of the constitution (Rogers) 3:191-192 FLOWER, Milton E. John Dickinson: conservative revolutionary (Dietze) 5:316-318 FOUNDATION for economic education. Essays on lib erty (Chamberlain) 11:700-703 HELDMAN, Dan (co-author) See Johnson HOLZER, Henry Mark (ed.). Government's money mo nopoly (Sparks, J. A.) 2:127-128 JOHNSON, Manuel; Bennett, James T. & Heldman, Dan. Deregulating labor relations (Davenport) 10:601-604 KAHN, Herman. The coming boom (Chamberlain) 1:60-62 KIRK, Russell (ed.). The portable conservative reader (Opitz) 3:192 KRAUSS, Melvyn B. Development without aid: growth, poverty and government (Rogers) 6:382-383 LEHRMAN, Lewis (co-author) See Ron Paul LINDSELL, Harold. Free enterprise: a Judeo-Chris tian defense (Matthews) 9:573-574 McKENZIE, Richard B. Bound to be free (Shannon) 1:45-55 MODERN AGE. Summer/fall 1982 (Opitz) 3:192 NASH, George. Herbert Hoover, the engineer (Cham berlain) 7:445-447 NASH, Ronald H. Social justice and the Christian church (Matthews) 9:573-574 NOCK, Albert Jay. Mr. Jefferson (Opitz & Thornton) 10:638-640 _____ . Our enemy, the state (Opitz & Thorn ton) 10:638-640 NOVAK, Michael. The spirit of democratic capitalism (Rogers) 1:63-64 NUSSBAUM, Bruce. The world after oil: the shifting axis of power and wealth (Chamberlain) 9:570-572 NUTTER, Warren. Political economy and freedom: a collection of essays (Chamberlain) 8:508-510 PARKER, Robert (co-author) See Sinclair PAUL, Ron & Lehrman, Lewis. The case for gold: a minority report of the U.S. Gold Commission (Rog ers) 3:188--190 SAVAS, E. S. Privatizing the public sector: how to shrink government (Reed) 6:383-384 See also Pa sour 8:462-469 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Death and taxes (Summers) 7:447-448 SIMIS, Konstantin M. USSR: the corrupt society (Greaves, B. B.) 6:380-382 SINCLAIR, James E. & Parker, Robert. The strategic metals war (Chamberlain) 5:313-315 SOWELL, Thomas. Pink and brown people and other controversial essays (Rogers) 8:511-512 TOLSTOY, Nikolai. Stalin's secret war (Greaves, B. B.) 5:318-320 TUCKER, William. Progress and privilege: America in the age of environmentalism (Chamberlain) 4:254 256 WATTS, Emily Stipes. The businessman in American literature (Chamberlain) 3:185-188 WILLIAMS, Walter. America: a minority viewpoint (Rogers) 8:511-512 _____ . The state against blacks (Chamberlain) 2:122-125