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7:417-426 Industrial policy. 5:293-303 Terrorism. 9:554-563 See also Book reviews (Robinson) ANDERSON, C.W. Compulsory bargaining reviewed. 7:403-405 ANTI-APARTHEID threat (Davenport) 8:452-454 ARGENTINA The international debt problem: the case of Argentina (Adamson) 12:732-736 ASIA Agricultural technology, economic incentives and world food problems (Pasour) 7:427-433 Living in two Chinas (Russell) 11:648-654 See also Japan ASMUS, E. Barryand Billings,DonaldB. American economic progress. 8:455-464 Environmental problems and private property. 12:749-753 Human nature and human action. 10:600-602 The morality of capitalism. 9:541-549 AWENIUS, Robert The forgotten man. 3:153-158 B BAETJER, Howard, Jr. Is it fair? 8:451 Profit-maker-friend or foe? 4:196-206 BAIRD, Charles W. On the bishops and the market. 12:718-727 BARGER, Melvin D. See Book reviews (Geneen) BARKER, Ben Growing pains. 12:743-748 BASTIAT, Frederic-ideas of Ancient Chinese story (D. Russell) 2:111-119 Competition and capital (D. Russell) 1:25-33 Do machines destroy jobs? (D. Russell) 4:235-242 Legalized plunder (Read) 7:387 BATTLE for the mind (Opitz) 3:182-188 BEARCE, Robert The spirit of freedom. 6:341-349 BECHARA, Dennis Eminent domain and the rule of law. 5:273-282 Myth of national industrial policy. 8:498-506 BEYOND the market (Davenport) 1:4-8 BILLINGS, Donald B. (co-author) See Asmus BISHOPS' pastoral letter Catholic social teaching and the U.S. economy (Kern) 12:728-731 On the bishops and the market (Baird) 12:718-727 BLACK capitalists Negro and free enterprise (Still) 1:40-48 BOAZ, David Liberalism and change. 11:680-682 BOLICK, Clint Public lands and private incentives. 7:438-444 BORDELON, Michael A conservative declaration. 9:516-522 BOTA, Karoline (co-author) See Vanderleest BRADEN, Spruille For a moral revolution. 11:643 761 762 THE FREEMAN December BROWN, DAVID M.

The challenge of liberalism. 7:434-437 See also Book reviews (Newman; Sowell) BUREAUCRACY, bureaucratic management Growing pains (Barker) 12:743-748 Public lands and private incentives (Bolick) 7:438-444 c CAPITAL savings and investment Either we import capital or we export people (Velasco) 8:465-468 Laws against plant closings (Sennholz) 4:219-229 Ultimate source of wealth (Dykes) 8:479-483 CAPITALISM & socialism (Chapman) 5:304-316 CAPITALISM, liberalism and (Sennholz) 11:671-673 CAPITALISM, morality of (Asmus & Billings) 9:541-549 CAPITALISM: yes and no (Carson) 2:75-82 CARSON, Clarence B. Capitalism: yes and no. 2:75-82 A credit expansion economy. 3:141-152 Free enterprise: the key to prosperity. 10:584-599 CATCH the little foxes (Williams) 10:618-626 CATHOLIC social teaching and the U.S. economy (Kern) 12:728-731 CHALLENGE of liberalism (Brown) 7:434-437 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CHANGE, liberalism and (Boaz) 11:680-682 CHAPMAN, John L.

Capitalism & socialism. 5:304-316 CHARITY, voluntary, vs. political subsidies Essay on caring (Foley) 4:230-:234 Philanthropy and freedom (D.L. Peterson) 10:627-632 CHINA (Taiwan and Mainland) Living in two Chinas (D. Russell) 11:648-654 CIVILIZATIONS, disease from which [they] die (Williams) 9:525-537 CLASSICAL liberalism reconsidered: a symposium. 11:667-682. COBB, Joe Information in the market. 4:247-249 COMMUNICATIONS media America's two elites (McDonald) 11:644-647 COMMUNISM/socialism Some things to think about (Watkins) 4:209-214 COMPARABLE worth, for work of (McDonald) 7:415-416 COMPARABLE worth: social justice or social transfer? (B. Anderson) 7:417-426 COMPARABLE worth versus civil liberty: are feminists pro-choice? (Orient) 6:332-340 COMPETITION and capital (D. Russell) 1:25-33 COMPETITION in the prison business (Logan) 8:469-478 COMPULSORY bargaining reviewed (C.W. Anderson) 7:403-405 CONSERVATION/preservation/environment. See Private property CONSUMER sovereignty Demand for labor (Sennholz) 2:83-97 Entrepreneurship: the possible dream (W.H.

Peterson) 11:688-695 Laws against plant closings (Sennholz) 4:219-229 Morality of profit (C. Russell) 6:350-352 Something better (Summers) 10:579 COOPERATION. See Social cooperation CREDIT expansion economy (Carson) 3:141-152 o DASKAL, Steven E. Limited government-and the stability of nations. 4:215-218 DAVENPORT, John A. The anti-apartheid threat. 8:452-454 Beyond the market. 1:4-8 DECLARATIVE law (Fulda) 11:684-687 DEFICIT connection (Ross) 2:104-110 DEMAND for labor (Sennholz) 2:83-97 DEREGULATION, railroad (Vanderleest & Bota) 10:610-617 DEMOCRACY, consequences of America's two elites (McDonald) 11:644-647 DISEASE from which civilizations die (Williams) 9:525-537 DOOMSDAY syndrome, Club of Rome Pandora and hope (Williams) 7:388-402 DO machines destroy jobs (D. Russell) 4:235-242 DYKES, Charles The ultimate source of wealth. 8:479-483 E ECOWGY of entrepreneurship (Rydenfelt) 6:363-366 ECONOMIC development/progress Agricultural technology, economic incentives and world food problems (Pasour) 7:427-433 American economic progress (Asmus & Billings) 8:455-464 Capitalism & socialism (Chapman) 5:304-316 Either we import capital or we export people (Velasco) 8:465-468 Free enterprise: key to prosperity (Carson) 10:584-599 Pandora and hope (Williams) 7:388-402 Positive approach (D. Russell) 6:323 Ultimate source of wealth (Dykes) 8:479-483 ECONOMIC prediction and entrepreneurial success (D.L. Peterson) 9:550-553 ECONOMIC reality and U.S. government farm programs (Pasour) 6:325-331.

ECONOMICS, values/actions/principles Language traps (Greaves) 6:353-362 Piece of street wisdom (Williams) 8:484-497 ECONOMICS of medical care (YossiD 7:406-414 EDUCATION Pied Piper and our children (Williams) 5:260-272 EITHER we import capital or we export people (Velasco) 7:465-468 EMINENT domain and the rule of law (Bechara) 5:273-282 1985 INDEX 763 EMPLOYER of last resort (Sennholz) 1:49-55 ENERGY crisis Environmental problems and private property (Asmus & Billings) 12:749-753 ENTREPRENEURSHIP: the possible dream (W.H. Peterson) 11:688-695 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Agricultural technology, economic incentives and world food problems (Pasour) 7:427-433 American economic progress (Asmus & Billings) 8:455-464 Ecology of entrepreneurship (Rydenfelt) 6:363-366 Economic prediction and entrepreneurial success (D.L. Peterson) 9:550-553 Liberty and the entrepreneur (Gresham) 10:580-583 Negro and free enterprise (Still) 1:40-48 Profit-maker-friend or foe? (Baetjer) 4:196-206 ENVIRONMENTAL problems and private property (Asmus & Billings) 12:749-753 EQUALITY/egalitarianism Conservative declaration (Bordelon) 9:516-522 Justice versus "social justice" (Hospers) 1:9-24 Pied piper and our children (Williams) 5:260-272 ESSAY on caring (Foley) 4:230-234 F FEDERAL Reserve & FDIC Credit expansion economy (Carson) 3:141-152 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr.

Essay on caring. 4:230-234 FOR a moral revolution (Braden) 11:643 FOR work of comparable worth (McDonald) 7:415-416 FORGOTIEN man (Awenius) 3:153-158 FREE banking alternative (Wells & Scruggs) 2:98-103 FREE enterprise, Negro and (Still) 1:40-48 FREE enterprise, key to prosperity (Carson) 10:584-599 FREE market, morality and voluntarism ABC of a market economy (Hazlitt) 2:68-74 Beyond the market (Davenport) 1:4-8 Capitalism & socialism (Chapman) 5:304-316 Growing pains (Barker) 12:743-748 On the bishops and the market (Baird) 12:718-727 Pandora and hope (Williams) 7:388-402 Some things to think about (Watkins) 4:209-214 FREE markets and human freedom (D. Russell) 3:132-140 FREEDOM, individual America's two elites (McDonald) 11:644-647 Conservative declaration (Bordelon) 9:516-522 Free markets and human freedom (D. Russell) 3:132-140 Liberty and the entrepreneur (Gresham) 10:580 583 Limited government-and the stability of nations CDaskal) 4:215-218 Pied piper and our children (Williams) 5:260-272 Spirit of freedom (Bearce) 6:341-349 FREEDOM pages #15. Liberalism stands for freedom (Phelan) 1:3 #16. "I'm for the achiever" (Upton) 2:67 #17. Individual in society (Mises) 3:131 #18. Winners and losers (Summers) 4:195 #19. Security and freedom (Read) 5:259 #20. The positive approach (D. Russell) 6:323 #21. Legalized plunder (Read) 7:387 #22. Is it fair? (Baetjer) 8:451 #23. Three steps to freedom (Love) 9:515 #24. Something better (Summers) 10:579 #25. For a moral revolution (Braden) 11:643 #26. Production is a team effort (Greaves) 12:707 FULDA, Joseph S.

Declarative law. 11:684-687 G GERMANY, post World War II Inflation: Soviet style, 1945 (W.H. Peterson) 4:207-208 GETIING there (Williams) 12:708-717 GOVERNMENT intervention Capitalism & socialism (Chapman) 5:304-316 Declarative law (Fulda) 11:684-687 Economic reality and U.S. government farm programs (Pasour) 6:325-331 For a moral revolution (Braden) 11:643 Free enterprise: key to prosperity (Carson) 10:584-599 Interventionist liberalism and the fast lane (La Dow) 11:655-657 Limited government-and the stability of nations (Daskal) 4:215-218 Railroad deregulation (Vanderleest & Bota) 10:610-617 Terrorism (B. Anderson) 9:554-563 GOVERNMENT licensing/privileges/cartels Economics of medical care (YossiO 7:406-414 Occupational licensing (Yandell) 1:56-59 GOVERNMENT, limited-rule of law Catch the little foxes! (Williams) 10:618-626 Disease from which civilizations die (Williams) 9:525-537 Liberalism and limited government (Kirzner) 11:678-680 Limited government-and the stability of nations (Daskal) 4:215-218 GOVERNMENT spending Ancient Chinese story (D. Russell) 2:111-119 Deficit connection (Ross) 2:104-110 Employer of last resort (Sennholz) 1:49-55 Forgotten man (Awenius) 3:153-158 Industrial'policy (B. Anderson) 5:293-303 GOW, Haven Bradford. See Book reviews (Samenow) GREAVES, Bettina Bien ' Language traps. 6:353-362 The meaning of liberalism. 11:668 Production is a team effort. 12:707 GRESHAM, Perry E.

Liberty and the entrepreneur: 10:580-583 GROWING pains (Barker) 12:743-748 764 THE FREEMAN December H HAMILTON, Charles H. See Book reviews (Maddox & Lilie) HAWAII, land ownership Eminent domain and the rule of law (Bechara) 5:273-282 HAYEK, F.A.-ideas of Catholic social teaching and the U.S. economy (Kern) 12:728-731 HAZLITT, Henry The ABC of a market economy. 2:68-74 The limitations of profit-sharing. 9:538-540 HIGHWAYS: public problems, private solutions (Semmens) 3:172-181 HOSPERS, John Justice versus "social justice" (Hospers) 1:9-24 HUMAN nature and human action (Asmus & Billings) 10:600-602 IDEAS, importance of Getting there (Williams) 12:708-717 Three steps to freedom (Love) 9:515 IDEAS, innovations Economic prediction and entrepreneurial success (D.L. Peterson) 9:550-553 Entrepreneurship: the possible dream (W.H. Peterson) 11:688-695 Liberty and the entrepreneur (Gresham) 10:580-583 "I'M for the achiever" (Upton) 2:67 INDIVIDUAL action/enterprise/opportunity Battle for the mind (Opitz) 3:182-188 "I'm for the achiever" (Upton) 2:67 Liberalism and individualism (Wortham) 11:673-675 Negro and free enterprise (Still) 1:40-48 Pied piper and our children (Williams) 5:260-272 Redigging old wells (Williams) 6:367-379 INDIVIDUAL in society (Mises) 3:131 INDUSTRIAL policy (B. Anderson) 5:293-303 INDUSTRIAL policy, myth of (Bechara) 8:498-506 INDUSTRIALIZATION, "industrial revolution"

Do machines destroy jobs? (D. Russell) 4:235-242 Should American business give up smoking? (North) 11:658-666 INFLATION Inflation: Soviet style, 1945 (W.H. Peterson) 4:207 208 Some evils of inflation (Sennholz) 5:283-292 See also Money INFORMATION in the market (Cobb) 4:247-249 INTERNATIONAL debt problem: the case of Argentina (Adamson) 12:732-736 INTERNATIONAL relations Limited government-and the stability of nations (Daskal) 4:215-218 See also Trade INTERVENTIONIST liberalism and the fast lane (La Dow) 11:655-657 IS it fair? (Baetjer) 8:451 J JAPAN Industrial policy (B. Anderson) 5:293-303 Myth of national industrial policy (Bechara) 8:498-506 Two-wheeler lesson (Watkins) 9:523-524 JOHN Witherspoon: "animated son of liberty" (R.A. Peterson) 12:737-742 JUSTICE/fairness, rule of law Catch the little foxes! (Williams) 10:618-626 Is it fair? (Baetjer) 8:451 On the bishops and market (Baird) 12:718-727 JUSTICE versus "social justice" (Hospers) 1:9-24 K KERN, William S.

Catholic social teaching and the U.S. economy. 12:728-731 KEYNES, John Maynard-ideas of Demand for labor (Sennholz) 2:83-97 Ecology of entrepreneurship (Rydenfelt) 6:363-366 KIRZNER, Israel Liberalism and limited government. 11:678-680 KNOWLEDGE, importance of Industrial policy (B. Anderson) 5:293-303 Piece of street wisdom (Williams) 8:484-497 Pied piper and our children (Williams) 5:260-272 L LABOR, labor unions, wage rates Comparable worth: social justice or social transfer (B. Anderson) 7:417-426 Comparable worth versus civil liberty: are feminists pro-choice? (Orient) 6:332-340 Compulsory bargaining reviewed (C.W. Anderson) 7:403-405 Demand for labor (Sennholz) 2:83-97 Employer of last resort (Sennholz) 1:49-55 For work of comparable worth (McDonald) 7:415-416 Justice versus "social justice" (Hospers) 1:9-24 Laws against plant closings (Sennholz) 4:219-229 Limitations of profit-sharing (Hazlitt) 9:538-540 Protectionism and unemployment (Sennholz) 3:159-171 Three faces of unionism (Sennholz) 9:564-573 LA DOW, Charles R.

Interventionist liberalism and the fast lane. 11: 655-657 LAND reform/development Mrican famine: the harvest of socialist agriculture (Osterfeld) 10:607-609 Eminent domain and the rule of law (Bechara) 5:273-282 Environmental problems and private property (Asmus & Billings) 12:749-753 Public lands and private incentives (Bolick) 7:438-444 1985 INDEX 765 LANGUAGE traps (Greaves) 6:353-362 LAWS against plant closings (Sennholz) 4:219-229 LEGALIZED plunder (Read) 7:387 LET'S liberate money (Ross) 1:34-39 LEITERS to the editor. 11:696-698; 12:754-756 LIBERALISM and capitalism (Sennholz) 11:671-673 LIBERALISM and change (Boaz) 11:680-682 LIBERALISM and individualism (Wortham) 11:673-675 LIBERALISM and limited government (Kirzner) 11:678-680 LIBERALISM and religion (Opitz) 11:676-678 LffiERALISM,challengeof (Brown)7:434-437 LIBERALISM, classical Symposium On new edition of Ludwig von Mises' book. 11:667-682 LIBERALISM, meaning of (Greaves) 1:668 LIBERALISM by Ludwig von Mises, its place in literature (Raico) 11:669-671 LIBERALISM stands for freedom (Phelan) 1:3 LIBERTY and the entrepreneur (Gresham) 10:580-583 LIMITATIONS of profit-sharing (Hazlitt) 9:538-540 LIMITED government-and the stability of nations (Daskal) 4:215-218 LIVING in two Chinas (D. Russell) 11:648-654 LOGAN, Charles H.

Competition in the prison business. 8:469-478 LOVE, Robert D. Three steps to freedom. 9:515 M MARCUS, Kenneth L. See Book reviews (Butler, Sowell) MAITHEWS, Buddy. See Book reviews (Davis) McDONALD, Kenneth America's two elites. 11:644-647 For work of comparable worth. 7:415-416 Routing the Fabians. 10:603-606 MEANING of liberalism (Greaves) 11:668 MEDICAL care, economics of (Yossif) 7:406-414 MEXICO Either we import capital or we export people (Velasco) 8:465-468 MIND, battle for the (Opitz) 3:182-188 MISES, Ludwig VOn The individual in society. 3:131 Liberalism, symposium on. 11:667-682 MONEYlbanking/inflation Credit expansion economy (Carson) 3:141-152 Free banking alternative (Wells & Scruggs) 2:98-103 Inflation: Soviet style, 1945 (W.H. Peterson) 4:207-208 Let's liberate money (Ross) 1:34-49 Some evils of inflation (Sennholz) 5:283-292 MORALITY of capitalism (Asmus & Billings) 9:541-549 MORALITY of profit (C. Russell) 6:350-352 MORALITY/religionlethics Battle for the mind (Opitz) 3:182-188 Beyond the market (Davenport) 1:4-8 Catholic social teaching and the U.S. economy (Kern) 12:728-731 Disease from which civilizations die (Williams) 9:525-537 Liberalism and religion (Opitz) 11:677-678 On the bishops and the market (Baird) 12:718-727 Philanthropy and freedom (D.L. Peterson) 10:627-632 Set the standard high (D.L. Peterson)4:243-246 MOTORCYCLES Two-wheeler lesson (Watkins) 9:523-524 MYTH of national industrial policy (Bechara) 8:498-506 N NEGRO and free enterprise: a march forward singly (Still) 1:40-48 NORTH, Gary Should American business give up smoking?

11:658-666 o OCCUPATIONAL licensing (Yandell) 1:56-59 ON the bishops and the market (Baird) 12:718-727 OPITZ, Edmund A. Battle for the mind. 3:182-188 Liberalism and religion. 11:676-678 ORIENT, Jane M. Comparable worth versus civil liberty: are feminists pro-choice? 6:332-340 OSTERFELD, David Mrican famine: the harvest of socialist agriculture. 10:607-609 p PANDORA and hope (Williams) 7:388-402 PASOUR, E.C., Jr. Agricultural technology, economic incentives and world food problems. 7:427-433 Economic reality and U.S. government farm programs. 6:325-331 PETERSON, Dennis L. Economic prediction and entrepreneurial success. 9:550-553 Philanthropy and freedom. 10:627-632 Set the standard high. 4:243-246 PETERSON, Robert A. John Witherspoon: "animated SOn of liberty" 12:737-742 PETERSON, William H. Entrepreneurship, the possible dream. 11:688-695 Inflation: Soviet style, 1945. 4:207-208 See also Book reviews (Diebold) 766 THE FREEMAN December PHELAN, Towner Liberalism stands for freedom. 1:3 PHILANTHROPY and freedom (D.L. Peterson) 10:627-632 PHILOSOPHY, ideology Interventionist liberalism and the fast lane (La Dow) 11:655-657 PIECE of street wisdom (Williams) 8:484-497 PIED Piper and our children (Williams) 5:260-272 PLACE [in literature] of Mises' Liberalism (Raico) 11:669-671 PLANT closings, laws against (Sennholz) 4:219-229 POLITICAL action/pressures America's two elites (McDonald) 11:644-647 Getting there (Williams) 12:708-717 Routing the Fabians (McDonald) 10:603-606 Three faces of unionism (Sennholz) 9:564-573 POSITIVE approach (D. Russell) 5:323 POVERTY, government programs and Employer of last resort (Sennholz) 1:49-55 Forgotten man (Awenius) 3:153-158 On the bishops and the market (Baird) 12:718-727 'Thrrorism (B. Anderson) 9:554-563 PRISON business, competition in (Logan) 8:469-478 PRIVATE property Capitalism: yes and no (Carson) 2:75-82 Eminent domain and the rule of law (Bechara) 5:273-282 Free markets and human freedom (D. Russell) 3:132-140 Public lands and private incentives (Bolick) 7:438-444 Redigging old wells (Williams) 6:367-379 PRIVATIZATION of public enterprises Competition in the prison business (Logan) 8:469-478 Getting there (Williams) 12:708-717 Highways: public problems, private solutions (Semmens) 3:172-181 Railroad deregulation (Vanderleest & Bota) 10:610-617 Routing the Fabians (McDonald) 10:603-606 PRODUCTION is a team effort (Greaves) 12:707 PROFIT and loss system ABC of a market economy (Hazlitt) 2:68-74 Entrepreneurship: the possible dream (W.H. Peterson) 11:688-695 Information in the market (Cobb) 4:247-249 Morality of profit (C. Russell) 6:350-352 PROFIT-MAKER-friend or foe? (Baetjer) 4:196-206 PROFIT-SHARING, limitations of (Hazlitt) 9:538-540 PROSPERITY, free enterprise, key to (Carson) 10:584-599 PROTECTIONISM Protectionism and unemployment (Sennholz) 3:159-171 Should American business give up smoking?

(North) 11:658-666 Trade barriers (Shannon) 2:120-122 PUBLIC enterprises/transportation/highways Highways: public problems, private solutions (Semmens) 3:172-181 PUBLIC lands and natural resources Environmental problems and private proptery (Asmus & Billings) 12:749-753 PUBLIC lands and private incentives (Bolick) 7:438-444 R RAICO, Ralph The place of Mises' Liberalism. 11:669-671 RAILROAD deregulation (Vanderleest & Bota) 10:610-617 READ, Leonard E. Legalized plunder. 7:387 Security and freedom. 5:259 RECONSTRUCTION Finance Corporation (RFC) Myth of national industrial policy (Bechara) 8:498-506 REDIGGING old wells (Williams) 6:367-379 RELIGION, liberalism and (Opitz) 11:676-678 RESPONSIBILITY, free market and Declarative law (Fulda) 11:684-687 ROGERS, Tommy W. See Book reviews (Weaver) ROSS, Ernest G. The deficit connection. 2:104-110 Let's liberate money. 1:34-39 ROUTING the Fabians (McDonald) 10:603-606 RUSSELL, Craig The morality of profit. 6:350-352 RUSSELL, Dean An ancient Chinese story. 2:111-119 Competition and capital. 1:25-33 Do machines destroy jobs? 4:235-242 Free markets and human freedom. 3:132-140 Living in two Chinas. 11:648-654 The positive approach. 6:323 RYDENFELT, Sven The ecology of entrepreneurship. 6:363-366 S SCRUGGS, L.S. (co-author). See Wells SECURITY and freedom (Read) 5:259 SELF -IMPROVEMENT/education Getting there (Williams) 12:708-717 Set the standard high (D.L. Peterson) 4:243-246 SEMMENS, John Highways: public problems, private solutions.

3:172-181 SENNHOLZ, Hans The demand for labor. 2:83-97 Employer of last resort. 1:49-55 Laws against closings. 4:219-229 Liberalism and capitalism. 11:671-673 Protectionism and unemployment. 3:159-171 Some evils of inflation. 5:283-292 The three faces of unionism. 9:564-573 SET the standard high (D.L. Peterson) 4:243-246 .

1985 INDEX 767 SHANNON, Russell Trade barriers. 2:120-122 SHOULD American business give up smoking? (North) 11:658-666 SMOKESTACK industries Should American business give up smoking? (North) 11:658-666 SNOBBERY Catch the little foxes! (Williams) 10:618-626 SOCIAL cooperation ABC of a market economy (Hazlitt) 2:68-74 Morality of capitalism (Asmus & Billings) 9:541-549 Production is a team effort (Greaves) 12:707 Redigging old wells (Williams) 6:367-379 "SOCIAL justice" Catholic social teaching and the U.S. economy (Kern) 12:728-731 "SOCIAL justice" versus justice (Hospers) 1:9-24 SOCIALISM, capitalism & (Chapman) 5:304-316 SOME evils of inflation (Sennholz) 5:283-292 SOME things to think about (Watkins) 4:209-214 SOMETHING better (Summers) 10:579 SPffiIT of freedom (Bearce) 6:341-349 STATISTICS Economic prediction and entrepreneurial success (D.L. Peterson) 9:550-553 STILL, Judith Anne The Negro and free enterprise: a march forward singly. 1:40-48 SUMMERS, Brian Something better. 10:579 Winners and losers. 4:195 SUMNER, William Graham-ideas of Forgotten man (Awenius) 3:153-158 T TAXATION, taxpayer Deficit connection (Ross) 2:104-110 Forgotten man (Awenius) 3:153-158 TERRORISM (B. Anderson) 9:554-563 THORNTON, Robert M. See Book reviews (Royster) THREE faces of unionism (Sennholz) 9:564-573 THREE steps to freedom (Love) 9:515 TRADE barriers (Shannon) 2:120-122 TRADE/exchange, domestic/international Competition and capital (D. Russell) 1:25-33 Economic reality and U.S. government farm programs (Pasour) 6:325-331 Either we import capital or we export people (Velasco) 8:465-468 International debt problem: the case of Argentina (Adamson) 12:732-736 Living in two Chinas (Russell) 11:648-654 Protectionism and unemployment (Sennholz) 3:159-171 Should American business give up smoking?

(North) 11:658-666 Some evils of inflation (Sennholz) 5:283-292 Two-wheelers (Watkins) 9:523-524 Winners and losers (Summers) 4:195 TRANSFER society Capitalism & socialism (Chapman) 5:304-316 Comparable worth: social justice or social transfer? (B. Anderson) 7:417-426 Terrorism (B. Anderson) 9:554-563 'rRANSPORTATION Highways: public problems, private solutions (Semmens) 3:172-181 'TWO-WHEELER lesson (Watkins) 9:523-524 U ULTIMATE source of wealth (Dykes) 8:479-483 UNDEVELOPED countries. See Economic development UNEMPLOYMENT, causes of Demand for labor (Sennholz) 2:83-97 Protectionism and unemployment (Sennholz) 3:159-171 U.S. HISTORY American economic progress (Asmus & Billings) 8:455-464 Spirit of freedom (Bearce) 6:341-349 John Witherspoon: "animated son of liberty" (R.A. Peterson) 12:737-742 U.S. SUPREME Court Eminent domain and the rule of law (Bechara) 5:273-282 UPTON, Miller "I'm for the achiever." 2:67 v VANDERLEEST, Henry W. & Bota, Karoline Railroad deregulation. 10:610-617 VELASCO, Gustavo R.

Either we import capital or we export people. 8:465-468 VOLUNTARISM, freedom of exchange Human nature and human action (Asmus & Billings) 10:600-602 Morality of capitalism (Asmus & Billings) 9:541-549 On the bishops and the market (Baird) 12:718-727 W WATKINS, Hal Some things to think about. 4:209-214 The two-wheeler lesson. 9:523-524 WELLS, Donald R. & Scruggs, L.S. The free banking alternative. 2:98-103 WILLIAMS, John K. Catch the little foxes! 10:618-626 The disease from which civilizations die. 9:525-537 Getting there. 12:708-717 A piece of street wisdom. 8:484-497 The Pied Piper and our children. 5:260-272 Pandora and hope. 7:388-402 Redigging old wells. 6:367-379 See also Book reviews (Jevons, Hill & Dale; Novak) 768 THE FREEMAN WINNERS and losers (Summers) 4:195 WITHERSPOON, John: "Animated son of liberty" (R.A. Peterson) 12:737-742 WOMEN Comparable worth: social justice or social transfer (B. Anderson) 7:417-426 Comparable worth versus civil liberty: are feminists pro-choice? (Orient) 6:332-340 For work of comparable worth (McDonald) 7:415-416 WORTHAM, Anne Liberalism and individualism. 11:673-675 y YANDELL, Dirk Occupational licensing. 1:56-59 YOSSIF, George The economics of medical care. 7:406-414 BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer'sname in parentheses) BAUER, P. T., Reality and Rhetoric (Chamberlain) 12:757-759 BUTLER, Eamonn. Hayek: his contribution to the political and economic thought of our time (Marcus) 11:702-703 DALE, O. (co-author) See Hill DAVIS, John Jefferson. Your wealth in God's world (Matthews) 2:128 DIEBOLD, John. Making the future work (W.H. Peterson) 8:511-512 DIETZE, Gottfried. Liberalism proper and proper liberalism (Chamberlain) 11:699-701 EFRON, Edith. The apocalyptics: cancer and the big lie (Chamberlain) 3:189-191 FULLER, Edmund, ed. The essential Royster: a Vermont Royster reader (Thornton) 10:638-639 GENEEN, Harold with Alvin Moscow. Managing (Barger) 2:126-128 GILDER, George. The spirit of enterprise (Chamberlain) 1:60-63 HART, Benjamin. Poisoned Ivy (Chamberlain) 2:125 HAYEK, Friedrich A. von. The essence of . ..