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The Freeman 1987

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Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
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PDF, EPUB, and Kindle
Pages
488
License
Believed to be in the public domain: this work was published in the 1932-1963 window when US copyright had to be renewed after 28 years, and no renewal was found in the Catalog of Copyright Entries. Not independently confirmed.

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125 chapters · 294,401 words · free to read here

  1. The Freeman 1987
  2. Supermarket Myths; M. D. Barger
  3. Real Purchasing Power; B. Anderson
  4. The Liability Crisis; R. K. Foley, Jr.
  5. Rousseau's "Social Contract" B. Taylor
  6. The Irish Potato Famine; T.R. Johnson
  7. The Sagebrush Rebellion; D. E. Wentz
  8. Land of Opportunityl; J. Chamberlin
  9. Book Reviews
  10. February
  11. Goodbye, Mr. Chips; M. Becker
  12. A Visit to South Africa; J. Hospers
  13. Social Theorists See Groups, Not People; K. McDonald
  14. The Worst Polluters; J.K. Williams
  15. The Political Economy of the U.S. Consitution; D.R.Lee
  16. Freedom in the Dock; H. Baetjer, Jr.
  17. The Politics of Deficit Spending; H. Sennholz
  18. The Capitalist Revolution; J. Chamberlain
  19. Book Revies
  20. March
  21. The Home Schooling Movement; C. Bolick
  22. The Moral Case for a Balanced Budget; J.S. Fulda
  23. Collectives, Communities, and the Individual; J.K. Williams
  24. Sweden's Empty Smorgasbord; E. Brodin
  25. Latin American Economic Liberation; J. Rivas-Micoud
  26. Welfare States at War; H. Sennholz
  27. The Morality of Good Intentions; R. J. Bidinotto
  28. The Rhetoric of Antitrust; T. J. DiLorenzo
  29. Wilson and His Peacemakers; J. Chamberlain
  30. Book Reviews
  31. April
  32. Entrepreneurs and Their Gifts; J. S. Shaw
  33. Liberty and Individual Responsibility; D. R. Lee
  34. The Ethics of Entitlement; H. Sennholz
  35. Majority Laws=Majority License; R. J. Bidinotto
  36. Women and the Market; S. Staley
  37. Alternatives to Public Libraries; J. B. Phillips
  38. Supply-Side Economics and Austrian Economics; B. Bartlett
  39. Power and Peasantry; S. Rydenfelt
  40. Harvest of Sorrow; J. Chamberlain
  41. May
  42. How the Fed Fooled Farmers; J. Habegger
  43. Wilderness Cathedrals and the Public Good; W. C. Dennis
  44. Liberty and Property; J.S. Fulda
  45. The Private Property System and the Decent Society; T. Machan
  46. Laissiz Faire as a Development Policy; J. Semmens
  47. Black Marx; E. Theberton
  48. Fighting Communism with Free Trade; F. Bubb
  49. Cities and the Wealth of Nations; J. Chamberlain
  50. June
  51. The Face of a Bureaucrat; J. Hochderffer
  52. Privatizing Japan's Railroads; D. J. Senese
  53. Planning Threatens Freedom; C. B. Crocker
  54. Socialism Succeeds by Failing; A. Levite
  55. Houston's Laissez Faire Housing Policy; J. Brian Philips
  56. The True Charity; K. McDonald
  57. Pay Television and Property Rights; J. S. Fulda
  58. Privatizing Federal Programs; H. Sennholz
  59. Defending the Rich; W. H. Peterson
  60. Banking Before the Federal Reserve; D. R. Wells

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