October

Liberty and the Entrepreneur Each is vital to the other. Perry Gresham 580 Free Enterprise: The Key to Prosperity Clarence B. Carson 584 Enterprise in behalf of freedom and free men. Human Nature and Human Action E. Barry Asmus Donald B. Billings 600 Alternatives to government management of our lives. Routing the Fabians Signs of a return toward laissez-faire. Kenneth McDonald 603 African Famine: The Harvest of Socialist Agriculture David Osterfeld 607 Socialist policies have led to the tragedy of famine. Railroad Deregulation Henry W. Vanderleest Karoline Bota 610 A case study of marketing in a deregulated environment. Catch the Little Foxes! John K. Williams 618 Beware the minor flaws within us that curb our freedom. Philanthropy and Freedom Dennis L. Peterson 627 The market process encourages cooperation and service. Book Reviews: 634 "The Essence of Hayek" edited by Chiaki Nishiyama and Kurt R.

Leube II Marxism" by Thomas Sowell "The Essential Royster: A Vermont Royster Reader" selected by Ed mund Fuller Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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