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Prepared by Bettina Bien Greaves BAADE, Robert A. & Bast, Diane Carol Socialized stadiums. 9:327-328 BAETJER, Howard Jr. Freedom in the dock. 2:70-71 See also Perspectives BALANCED budget amendment (Sennholz) 8:291-294 BANKING. See Money BANKING before the Federal Reserve: the U.S. and Canada compared (Wells) 6:231-235 BARGER, Melvin D. Free-market mail is on the horizon. 8:286 290 Supermarket myths. 1:4-7 See also Perspectives. A B BARNISKIS, Andrew E. Scenario for a new serfdom. 9:333-335 BARTLETT, Bruce Supply-side economics and Austrian economics. 4:151-154 BAST, Diane Carol (co-author). See Baade BECKER, Michael Goodbye, Mr. Chips: U.S. Creates a High-Tech OPEC. 2:44-45 BIDINOTTO, Robert James Morality laws = majority license. 4:140-142 The morality of good intentions. 3:105-109 See also Perspectives BIG business. See Cartels; Corporations; Insurance; Stock Market BLACK markets Polish underground (Reed) 12:477-480 BLACK Marx (Theberton) 5:188-191 BLOCK, Walter ADAMSON, Michael A free market in kidneys? 8:308 Native Americans: victims of bureaucracy. BOLICK, Clint 12:473-476 The home schooling movement. 3:84-89 ADVERTISING The reincarnation of Jim Crow. 12:463-467 Should cigarette advertising be banned? BOOKS of note (Williams) 8:319-320 (Den Uyl & Machan) 12:447-451 BOVARD, James AFRICA Federal job training: road to nowhere.

Black Marx (Theberton) 5:188-191 11:426-427 Visit to South Africa (Hospers) 2:46-54 Jamaica: no free market, no miracle. AGRICULTURE 12:468-472 Farm problem and government farm The Hungarian illusion. 9:340-347 programs (Pasour) 8:303-307 BOWERS, Philip J. How the Fed fooled farmers (Habegger) Amelioration. 7:248-250 5:164-167 BRODIN, Eric Power and peasantry: a report from the Sweden's empty smorgasbord. 3:96-98 Soviet Union (Rydenfelt) 4:155-158 BUBB, Frank W. ALTERNATIVES to public libraries (Phillips) Fighting communism with free trade and 4:147-150 open immigration. 5:192-198 AMADOR, Jorge E. BUCHANAN, James (1986 Nobel Prize Take back the environment. 8:309-315 winner) Public choice theory: not the AMELIORATION (Bowers) 7:248-250 whole story (Machan) 9:352-356 ANCIENT suicide of the West (Davidson) BUREAUCRACY 12:452-462 Face of a bureaucrat (Hochderffer) ANDERSON, Bill 6:204-205 Real purchasing power. 1:8-11 Native Americans: victims of bureaucracy ANTITRUST, rhetoric of (DiLorenzo) (Adamson) 12:473-476 3:110-114 Public choice theory: not the whole story ASKING the right questions (Williams) (Machan) 9:352-356 10:380-384 AUSTRIAN economics, supply-side economics and (Bartlett) 4:151-154 484 THE FREEMAN. DECEMBER 1987 DiLORENZO, Thomas J.

The rhetoric of antitrust. 3:110-114 Why government jobs programs destroy jobs. 11:428-430 DO UNIONS have a death wish? (Rydenfelt) 10:377-379 E EBELING, Richard. See Book reviews (Lachmann; O'Driscoll & Rizzo) ECONOMIC depression Unemployment act of 1946 (Semmens & Kresich) 10:394-398 ECONOMIC development/progress Amelioration (Bowers) 7:248-250 Laissez faire as a development policy (Semmens) 5:182-187 Lessons in liberty: the Dutch republic, 1579-1750 (RAPeterson) 7:259-264 Productive advances: who benefits most? (Fulda) 7:251 ECONOMICS of errant entrepreneurs (Kirzner) 8:301-302 EDUCATION, private Home schooling movement (Bolick) 3:84-89 EGALITARIANISM, demand for Ethics of entitlement (Sennholz) 4: 134-139 ELLIG, Jerome Superstars as slaves. 9:324-326 ENERGY policy Voluntary and coercive cartels: the case of oil (Osterfeld) 11:415-425 See also Pollution ENTREPRENEURS and their gifts (Shaw) 4:124-125 ENTREPRENEURS/entrepreneurship David: from beggar to entrepreneur (BAJohnson) 11:404-408 Defending the rich (WHPeterson) 6:229-230 Economics of errant entrepreneurs (Kirzner) 8:301-302 Women and the market (Staley) 4:143-146 ENVIRONMENT Take back the environment (Amador) 8:309-315 Wilderness cathedrals and the public good (Dennis) 5:168-174 Worst polluters (Williams) 2:57-58 ETHICS of entitlement (Sennholz) 4:134-139 EWERT, Ken S.

The trade deficit. 11:431-436 F FACE of a bureaucrat (Hochderffer) 6:204-205 FARM problem and government farm programs (Pasour) 8:303-307 FEDERAL job training: road to nowhere (Bovard) 11:426-427 FIGHTING communism with free trade and open immigration (Bubb) 5:192-198 FIKE Elmer. Freedom is the antidote. 7:243 FOLEY, Ridgway K., Jr. "Insider trading": the moral issue. 11:409-414 The liability crisis. 1:12-27 The unkept promise. 10:364-369 FOREIGN aid Fighting communism with free trade and open immigration (Bubb) 5:192-198 Third world development: foreign aid or free trade? (Majewski) 7:275-278 FREE agency in sports Superstars as slaves (Ellig) 9:324-326 FREE ENTERPRISE, a new space policy (Phillips) 10:392-393 FREE market in kidneys? (Block) 8:308 FREE-MARKET mail is on the horizon (Barger) 8:286-290 FREE trade. See Trade FREEDOM Amelioration (Bowers) 7:248-250 Liberty and individual responsibility (Lee) 4:126-133 Pursuit of happiness (Dennis) 7:252-258 Unkept promise (Foley) 10:364-369 FREEDOM in the dock (Baetjer) 2:70-71 FREEDOM of speech Property rights and the first amendment (Lamberton) 7:244-247 Should cigarette advertising be banned?

(Den Uyl & Machan) 12:447-451 FULDA, Joseph S. Liberty and property. 5:175-178 The moral case for a balanced budget. 3:90 Pay television and property rights. 6:220-222 Productive advances: who benefits most? 7:251 Scandals. 12:444-446 G GILLIS, John The impracticality of zoning. 10:372-376 GOODBYE, Mr. Chips: U.S. creates a high-tech OPEC (Becker) 2:44-45 GOVERNMENT controls/regulation! intervention Ancient suicide of the West (Davidson) 12:452-462 Jamaica: no free market, no miracle (Bovard) 12:468-472 Latin American economic liberation (Rivas-Micoud) 3:99-102 Lessons from computers and helium (Shaw) 9:357-358 Line-item veto (Sennholz) 9:329-332 Planning threatens freedom (Crocker) 6:210-211 Property rights and the first amendment (Lamberton) 7:244-247 Scandals (Fulda) 12:444-446 Take back the environment (Amador) 8:309-315 Unemployment act of 1946 (Semmens & Kresich) 10:394-398 Voluntary and coercive cartels: the case of oil (Osterfeld) 11:415-425 GOVERNMENT licensing Reincarnation of Jim Crow (Bolick) 12:463-467 GOVERNMENT, limited Asking the right questions (Williams) 10:380-384 Constitutional restraints on power (Opitz) 9:336-339 Human nature and the free society (Opitz) 10:385-391 Lessons in liberty: the Dutch republic, 1579-1750 (RAPeterson) 7:259-264 Liberty and individual responsibility (Lee) 4:126-133 Political economy of the U. S. Constitution (Lee) 2:59-69 GOVERNMENT spending Balanced budget amendment (Sennholz) 8:291-294 Line-item veto (Sennholz) 9:329-332 Moral case for a balanced budget (Fulda) 3:90 Politics of deficit spending (Sennholz) 2:72-77 Privatizing federal programs (Sennholz) 6:223-228 Real purchasing power (Anderson) 1:8-11 Supply-side economics and Austrian economics (Bartlett) 4:151-154 Unemployment act of 1946 (Semmens & Kresich) 10:394-398 GREAVES, Bettina Bien See Perspectives; Book reviews (Carson, Kendall & Louw) H HABEGGER, Jay How the Fed fooled farmers. 5:164-167 HELIUM, lessons from computers and (Shaw) 9:357-358 HELSTROM, Carl. See Perspectives HOCHDERFFER, Joe The face of a bureaucrat. 6:204-205 HOLLAND (the Netherlands) Lessons in liberty: the Dutch republic: 1579-1750 (RAPeterson) 7:259-264 HOME schooling movement (Bolick) 3:84-89 HOSPERS John A visit to South Africa. 2:46-54 HOUSTON, land use and housing Houston's laissez-faire housing policy (Phillips) 6:215-217 Impracticality of zoning (Gillis) 10:372-376 HOW the Fed fooled farmers (Habegger) 5:164-167 HOWARD, Irving E.

Poverty: material and spiritual. 8:295-297 HUMAN nature and the free society (Opitz) 10:385-391 HUNGARIAN illusion (Bovard) 9:340-347 I IDEAS, ideologies Capitalism at a crossroads: 1875-1900 (Phillips) 9:348-351 Scenario for a new serfdom (Barniskis) 9:333-335 IDEAS, innovations Amelioration (Bowers) 7:248-250 Lessons from computers and helium (Shaw) 9:357-358 Productive advances: who benefits most? (Fulda) 7:251 IMMIGRATION and free trade, fighting communism with (Bubb) 5:192-198 IMPRACTICALITY of zoning (Gillis) 10:372-376 INDIANS, American Native Americans: victims of bureaucracy (Adamson) 12:473-476 INDIVIDUAL rights/responsibility Morality laws = majority license (Bidinotto) 4:140-142 Unkept promise (Foley) 10:364-369 INDEX FOR 1987 485 NATIVE Americans: victims of bureaucracy (Adamson) 12:473-476 NATURAL resources Wilderness cathedrals and the public good (Dennis) 5:168-174 World resources and economic exploitation (Sinnett) 7:270-274 See also Environment; Land use; Private property NEW space policy: free entreprise (Phillips) 10:392-393 o PASOUR, E. c., Jf.

The farm problem and government farm programs. 8:303-307 PAUL, Terrance D. Quest for freedom. 3:82 PAY television and property rights (Fulda) 6:220-222 PERSPECTIVES Cambodian communism (Song) 9:323 Chinese revolution (Wall Street Journal) 7:243 Controls raise prices (Walker) 6:203 Developing nations (Greaves) 8:283 Excusing irresponsibility (Bidinotto) 6:202203 February birthdays (Greaves) 2:42-43 Foreign debtors (Summers) 1:3 A Fourth of July pledge (Greaves) 7:242-243 Freedom around the world (Greaves) 4:123 Freedom is the antidote (Fike) 7:243 Give thanks for freedom (Greaves) 11:402-403 The heart of the issue (Baetjer) 3:83 Hungarian candor (Wall Street Journal) 5:163 Land of the free? (Summers) 10:363 The least we can expect (Bidinotto) 3:82-83 A man's home (Greaves) 1:3 The minimum wage (Detroit News) 9:323 Mugged by reality (Feldt) 10:363 Non-developing nations (Greaves) 8:282-283 Nothing to do (Summers) 2:43 The nutcracker (Greaves) 12:442 On creativity (Williams) 10:362 On tolerance (Williams) 12:443 Power of an ideal (Summers) 1:2-3 Quest for freedom (Paul) 3:82 p OIL, petroleum, OPEC Voluntary and coercive cartels: the case of oil (Osterfeld) 11:415-425 ONE complaint per customer, please (Orient) 8:284-285 OPITZ, Edmund A.

Constitutional restraints on power. 9:336-339 Human nature and the free society. 10:385-391 ORGAN transplants Free market in kidneys? (Block) 8:308 ORIENT, Jane M. One complaint per customer, please. 8:284-285 OSTERFELD, David Voluntary and coercive cartels: the case of oil. 11:415-425 LESSONS from computers and helium (Shaw) N 9:357-358 LESSONS in liberty: the Dutch republic, 1579-1750 (RAPeterson) 7:259-264 LEVITE, Allan Socialism succeeds by failing. 6:212-214 LIABILITY crisis (Foley) 1:12-27 LIBERALISM, British vs. French Which liberalism? (Cowen) 8:298-300 LIBERTY and individual responsibility (Lee) 4:126-133 LIBERTY and property (Fulda) 5: 175-178 LIBRARIES Alternatives to public libraries (Phillips) 4:147-150 LINE-ITEM VETO (Sennholz) 9:329-332 MACHAN, Tibor R. The private property system and the decent society. 5: 179-181 Public choice theory: not the whole story. 9:352-356 See also Den Uyl (co-author) MADISON, James-ideas of Political economy of the U.S. Constitution (Lee) 2:59-69 MAJEWSKI, John Third world development: foreign aid or free trade? 7:275-278 MARXISM Black Marx (Theberton) 5:188-191 Collectives, communities, and the individual (Williams) 3:91-95 Morality of good intentions (Bidinotto) 3:105-109 See also Socialism/communism McDONALD, Kenneth Social theorists see groups, not people.

2:55-56 The true charity. 6:218-219 MEDICAL care Free market in kidneys? (Block) 8:308 One complaint per customer, please (Orient) 8:284-285 MONEY, banking, inflation, credit Banking before the Federal Reserve: the U.S. and Canada compared (Wells) 6:231-235 How the Fed fooled farmers (Habegger) 5:164-167 Real purchasing power (Anderson) 1:8-11 Trade deficit (Ewert) 11:431-436 MORAL case for a balanced budget (Fulda) 3:90 MORALITY of good intentions (Bidinotto) 3:105-109 MORALITY laws = majority license (Bidinotto) 4:140-142 MORALITY/ethics, freedom and Asking the right questions (Williams) 10:380-384 Human nature and the free society (Opitz) 10:385-391 "Insider trading": the moral issue (Foley) 11:409-414 Poverty: material and spiritual (Howard) 8:295-297 Private property system and the decent society (Machan) 5: 179-181 MORE collectivist cliches (Smith) 10:370-371 MOZAMBIQUE Black Marx (Theberton) 5:188-191 M J INDIVIDUALISM Collectives, communities, and the individual (Williams) 3:91-95 Pursuit of happiness (Dennis) 7:252-258 Which liberalism? (Cowen) 8:298-300 "INSIDER trading": the moral issue (Foley) 11:409-414 INSURANCE Liability crisis (Foley) 1: 12-27 IRISH potato famine (TRJohnson) 1:30-34 KEYNES, John Maynard-ideas of Unemployment act of 1946 (Semmens & Kresich) 10:394-398 KIDNEYS, free market in? (Block) 8:308 KIRZNER, Israel M.

The economics of errant entrepreneurs. 8:301-302 KRESICH, Dianne (co-author). See Semmens JAMAICA: no free market, no miracle (Bovard) 12:468-472 JAPAN'S railroads, privatizing (Senese) 6:206-209 JIM CROW, reincarnation of (Bolick) 12:463-467 JOB training programs Federal job training: road to nowhere (Bovard) 11:426-427 Why government jobs programs destroy jobs (DiLorenzo) 11:428-430 JOHNSON, Bruce Alan David: from beggar to entrepreneur-in a day. 11:404-408 JOHNSON, Teresa R. The Irish potato famine. 1:30-34 JUSTICE Asking the right questions (Williams) 10:380-384 Human nature and the free society (Opitz) 10:385-391 LABOR unions, wages, employment Do unions have a death wish? (Rydenfelt) 10:377-379 Federal job training: road to nowhere (Bovard) 11:426-427 Trade deficit (Ewert) 11:431-436 LAISSEZ faire as a development policy (Semmens) 5:182-187 LAMBERTON, Lance Property rights and the first amendment.

7:244-247 LAND use Impracticality of zoning (Gillis) 10:372-376 Sagebrush rebellion (Wentz) 1:35-36 Wilderness cathedrals and the public good (Dennis) 5:168-174 See also Private property LATIN American economic liberation (Rivas-Micoud) 3:99-102 LEE, Dwight R. Liberty and individual responsibility 4:126-133 The political economy of the U.S. Constitution. 2:59-69 LEJEUNE, Anthony. Socialized medicine. 8:283 K L R RACIAL minorities Native Americans: victims of bureaucracy (Adamson) 12:473-476 Reincarnation of Jim Crow (Bolick) 12:463-467 RAILROADS, privatizing Japan's (Senese) 6:206-209 RATIONALISM, French Which liberalism? (Cowen) 8:298-300 REAL purchasing power (Anderson) 1:8-11 REED, Lawrence W. The Polish underground. 12:477-480 REINCARNATION of Jim Crow (Bolick) 12:463-467 RENT control Houston's laissez-faire housing policy (Phillips) 6:215-217 RESPONSIBILITY, individual Liability crisis (Foley) 1:12-27 Liberty and individual responsibility (Lee) 4:126-133 Morality laws = majority license (Bidinotto) 4:140-142 Morality of good intentions (Bidinotto) 3:105-109 True charity (McDonald) 6:218-219 RHETORIC of antitrust (DiLorenzo) 3:110-114 RIVAS-MICOUD, Jose Latin American economic liberation.

3:99-102 ROGERS, Tommy W. See Book reviews (Young) ROME Ancient suicide of the West (Davidson) 12:452-462 ROUSSEAU'S "Social Contract": a critical response (Taylor) 1:28-29 RUSSELL, Osborne (western pioneer, trapper) Pursuit of happiness (Dennis) 7:252-258 486 THE FREEMAN. DECEMBER 1987 fERSPECTIVES, continued Sagebrush rebellion (Wentz) 1:35-36 Rare species protected by invisible hand Voluntary and coercive cartels: the case of (Baetjer) 2:43 oil (Osterfeld) 11:415-425 Rent control (Summers) 5:163 Wilderness cathedrals and the public good The road to freedom (Summers) 9:322-323 (Dennis) 5:168-174 Socialized medicine (Lejeune) 8:283 Worst polluters (Williams) 2:57-58 Soviet monopolies (Tass, Soviet newspaper) PRIVATIZATION 5:163 Free-market mail is on the horizon (Barger) Speak for yourself (Bidinotto) 4:122-123 8:286-290 Strategies for freedom (Summers) 6:203 Privatizing federal programs (Sennholz) Time will tell (Helstrom) 10:363 6:223-228 Unexpected consequences (Greaves) Privatizing Japan's railroads (Senese) 5:162-163 6:206-209 PERU PRODUCTIVE advances: who benefits most?

David: from beggar to entrepreneur (Fulda) 7:251 (BAJohnson) 11:404-408 PROFIT and loss system PETERSON, Robert A. Economics of errant entrepreneurs (Kirzner) Lessons in liberty: the Dutch republic, 8:301-302 1579-1750.7:259-264 Entrepreneurs and their gifts (Shaw) PETERSON, William H. 4:124-125 Defending the rich. 6:229-230 PROPERTY rights and the first amendment See also Book reviews (Lee & McKenzie) (Lamberton) 7:244-247 PETRO, Sylvester. See Book reviews PUBLIC choice theory: not the whole story (Armentano) (Machan) 9:352-356 PHILLIPS, J. Brian PUBLIC lands. See Land use Alternatives to public libraries. 4:147-150 PUBLIC libraries, alternatives to (Phillips) Capitalism at a crossroads: 1875-1900. 4:147-150 9:348-351 PUBLIC schools (court decisions) Houston's laissez-faire housing policy. Home schooling movement (Bolick) 6:215-217 3:84-89 A new space policy: free enterprise. PURSUIT of happiness (Dennis) 7:252-258 10:392-393 PLANNING, central/economic Latin American economic liberation (Rivas-Micoud) 3:99-102 Laissez faire as a development policy (Semmens) 5:182-187 Unemployment act of 1946 (Semmens & Kresich) 10:394-398 PLANNING threatens freedom (Crocker) 6:210-211 POLISH underground (Reed) 12:477-480 POLITICAL economy of the U.S.

Constitution (Lee) 2:59-69 POLITICS of deficit spending (Sennholz) 2:72-77 POLLUTION Take back the environment (Amador) 8:309-315 Worst polluters (Williams) 2:57-58 POST OFFICE Free-market mail is on the horizon (Barger) 8:286-290 POTATO famine, Irish (TRJohnson) 1:30-34 POVERTY: material and spiritual (Howard) 8:295-297 POWER and peasantry: a report from the Soviet Union (Rydenfelt) 4: 155-158 PRIVATE property system and the decent society (Machan) 5:179-181 PRIVATE property Asking the right questions (Williams) 10:380-384 Human nature and the free society (Opitz) 10:385-391 Liberty and individual responsibility (Lee) 4:126-133 Liberty and property (Fulda) 5:175-178 More collectivist cliches (Smith) 10:370-371 Pay television and property rights (Fulda) 6:220-222 Political economy of the U. S. Constitution (Lee) 2:59-69 Property rights and the first amendment (Lamberton) 7:244-247 RUSSIA Power and peasantry: a report from the Soviet Union (Rydenfelt) 4:155-158 RYDENFELT, Sven Do unions have a death wish? 10:377-379 Power and peasantry: a report from the Soviet Union. 4:155-158 s SAFEWAY stores (Barger) 1:4-7 SAGEBRUSH rebellion (Wentz) 1:35-36 SCANDALS (Fulda) 12:444-446 SCENARIO for a new serfdom (Bamiskis) 9:333-335 SEMMENS, John Laissez faire as a development policy.

5:182-187 The unemployment act of 1946 (with Kresich, Dianne, co-author) 10:394-398 SENESE, Donald J. China's "free enterprise" experiment. 7:265-269 Privatizing Japan's railroads. 6:206-209 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. A balanced budget amendment. 8:291-294 The ethics of entitlement. 4:134-139 A line-item veto. 9:329-332 The politics of deficit spending. 2:72-77 Privatizing federal programs. 6:223-228 Welfare states at war. 3:103-104 SHAW, Jane S. Entrepreneurs and their gifts. 4: 124-125 Lessons from computers and helium. 9:357-358 SHOULD cigarette advertising be banned? (Den Uyl & Machan) 12:447-451 SINNETT, M. W. World resources and economic exploitation. 7:270-274 SMITH, Adam-ideas of Laissez faire as a development policy. (Semmens) 5:182-187 SMITH, Philip More collectivist cliches. 10:370-371 SOCIAL reform/Darwinism Capitalism at a crossroads: 1875-1900 (Phillips) 9:348-351 SOCIAL theorists see groups, not people (McDonald) 2:55-56 SOCIALISM/Communism China's "free enterprise" experiment (Senese) 7:265-269 Fighting communism with free trade and open immigration (Bubb) 5:192-198 Hungarian illusion (Bovard) 9:340-347 Polish underground (Reed) 12:477-480 Power and peasantry: a report from the Soviet Union (Rydenfelt) 4:155-158 Socialism succeeds by failing (Levite) 6:212-214 See also Collectivism; Marxism SOCIALIZED stadiums (Baade & Bast) 9:327-328 SONG, Sophal. Cambodian communism.

9:323 SOUTH Africa, visit to (Hospers) 2:46-54 SPACE policy, new: free enterprise (Phillips) 10:392-393. SPORTS Socialized stadiums (Baade & Bast) 9:327-328 Superstars as slaves (Ellig) 9:324-326 STALEY, Sam Women and the market. 4:143-146 STANDARD Oil & John D. Rockefeller Voluntary and coercive cartels: the case of oil (Osterfeld) 11:415-425 STEWART, David M. See Book reviews (Sowell) STOCK market "Insider trading": the moral issue (Foley) 11:409-414 SUBSIDIES Federal job training: road to nowhere (Bovard) 11:426-427 Politics of deficit spending (Sennholz) 2:72-77 Socialized stadiums (Baade & Bast) 9:327-328 Why government jobs programs destroy jobs (DiLorenzo) 11:428-430 See also Welfare state SUMMERS, Brian. See Perspectives SUPERFUND and pollution Take back the environment (Amador) 8:309-315 SUPERMARKET myths (Barger) 1:4-7 SUPERSTARS as slaves (Ellig) 9:324-326 SUPPLY-SIDE economics and Austrian economics (Bartlett) 4:151-154 SWEDEN Do unions have a death wish? (Rydenfelt) 10:377-379 Sweden's empt~ smorgasbord (Brodin) 3:96-98 T TAKE back the environment (Amador) 8:309-315 TASS (Soviet newspaper) Soviet monopolies.

5:163 TAXATION Balanced budget amendment (Sennholz) 8:291-294 Supply-side economics and Austrian economics (Bartlett) 4:151-154 TAYLOR, Bobby Rousseau's "Social Contract": a critical response. 1:28-29 TELEVISION, pay, and property rights (Fulda) 6:220-222 THEBERTON, Edward Black Marx. 5:188-191 THIRD world. See Undeveloped countries THIRD world development: foreign aid or free trade? (Majewski) 7:275-278 THORNTON, Robert M. See Book reviews (Collier & Collier) TRADE, international Fighting communism with free trade and open immigration (Bubb) 5:192-198 Goodbye, Mr. Chips: U.S. creates a high-tech OPEC (Becker) 2:44-45 Lessons in liberty: the Dutch republic, 1579-1750 (RAPeterson) 7:259-264 Third world development: foreign aid or free trade? (Majewski) 7:275-278 Trade deficit (Ewert) 11:431-436 Welfare states at war (Sennholz) 3:103-104 TRADE deficit (Ewert) 11:431-436 TRANSFER payments/entitlements Ethics of entitlement (Sennholz) 4:134-139 More collectivist cliches (Smith) 10:370-371 Politics of deficit spending (Sennholz) 2:72-77 Social theorists see groups, not people (McDonald) 2:55-56 TRANSPORTATION Privatizing Japan's railroads (Senese) 6:206-209 TRUE charity (McDonald) 6:218-219 u UNDERGROUND, Polish (Reed) 12:477-480 UNDEVELOPED countries Black Marx (Theberton) 5:188-191 Fighting communism with free trade and open immigration (Bubb) 5:192-198 Jamaica: no free market, no miracle (Bovard) 12:468-472 Laissez faire as a development policy (Semmens) 5: 182-187 Third world development: foreign aid or free trade? (Majewski) 7:275-278 World resources and economic exploitation (Sinnett) 7:270-274 UNEMPLOYMENT See Labor unions; Job training UNEMPLOYMENT act of 1946 (Semmens & Kresich) 10:394-398 UNKEPT promise (Foley) 10:364-369 U.S. CONSTITUTION Balanced budget amendment (Sennholz) 8:291-294 Constitutional restraints on power (Opitz) 9:336-339 Political economy of the U. S. Constitution (Lee) 2:59-69 INDEX FOR 1987 487 Property rights and the first amendment (Lamberton) 7:244-247 Unkept promise (Foley) 10:364-369 U.S. HISTORY Capitalism at a crossroads: 1875-1900 (Phillips) 9:348-351 Pursuit of happiness (Dennis) 7:252-258 v VISIT to South Africa (Hospers) 2:46-54 VOLUNTARY and coercive cartels: the case of oil (Osterfeld) 11:415-425) w WALKER, Michael. Controls raise prices.

6:203 WALL Street Journal. See Perspectives WELFARE state Poverty: material and spiritual (Howard) 8:295-297 Sweden's empty smorgasbord (Brodin) 3:96-98 True charity (McDonald) 6:218-219 WELFARE states at war (Sennholz) 3:103-104 WELLS, Donald R. Banking before the Federal Reserve: the U.S. and Canada compared. 6:231-235 WENTZ, Douglas E. The sagebrush rebellion. 1:35-36 WHICH liberalism? (Cowen) 8:298-300 WHITE, Richard A. See Book reviews (Nash) WHY government jobs programs destroy jobs (DiLorenzo) 11:428-430 WILDERNESS cathetlrals and the public good (Dennis) 5:168-174 WILLIAMS, John K. Asking the right questions. 10:380-384 Books of note. 8:319-320 Collectives, communities, and the individual. 3:91-95 The worst polluters. 2:57-58 See also Perspectives; Book reviews (Higgs; Novak) WOMEN and the market (Staley) 4:143-146 WORLD resources and economic exploitation (Sinnett) 7:270-274 WORST polluters (Williams) 2:57-58 XYZ ZONING, impracticality of (Gillis) 10:372-376 488 THE FREEMAN. DECEMBER 1987 Book Reviews (Reviewer's name in parentheses) ARMENT ANO, D. T. Antitrust policy: the case for repeal (Petro) 3:117-118 BERGER, Peter. The capitalist revolution: fifty propositions about prosperity, equality and liberty (Chamberlain) 2:78-79 BLOOM, Allan. The closing of the American Mind (Chamberlain) 11:437-438 BROWNSTONE, David M. (co-author). See Franck BUKOVSKY, Vladimir. To choosefreedom (Chamberlain) 10:399 400 CARSON, Clarence B. A basic history of the United States. 5 volumes (Greaves) 3:119-120 CHAFUEN, Alejandro A. Christians for freedom: late-Scholastic economics (Williams) 8:319-320 COLLIER, Christopher and Collier, James Lincoln. Decision at Philadelphia: the Constitutional Convention of 1787 (Thornton) 1:38-39 CONQUEST, Robert. The harvest of sorrow: Soviet collectivizaton and the terror{amine (Chamberlain) 4:159-160 FEUER, Lewis. Imperialism and the Anti-Imperialist Mind (Cham berlain) 8:316-318 FRANCK, Irene M. & Brownstone, David M. The silk road: a history (Chamberlain) 9:359-360 FREEMAN, Roger. Does America neglect its poor? Comments on the American Catholic Bishops' Pastoral Letter: economic justice for all (Williams) 8:319 HIGGS, Robert. Crisis and Leviathan: critical episodes in the growth of American government (Williams) 11:439 HIRSCH, E. D. Cultural literacy. Mentioned in review of Bloom (Chamberlain) 11:437-438 HOOK, Sidney. Out of step: an unquiet life in the twentieth century (Chamberlain) 6:236-238 JACOBS, Jane. Cities and the wealth of nations (Chamberlain) 5:199-200 JOHNSON, Paul. Modern times (Williams) 8:320 KENDALL, Frances & Louw, Leon. After apartheid: the solution for South Africa (Greaves) 6:239-240 LACHMANN, Ludwig. M. The market as an economic process (Ebeling) 8:318-319 LAMBRO, Donald. Land of opportunity-the entrepreneurial spirit in America (Chamberlain) 1:37-38 LEE, Dwight R. & McKenzie, Richard B. Regulating Government: the positive sum solution (WH Peterson) 6:238-239 LOUW, Leon (co-author). See Kendall McKENZIE, Richard B., co-author. See Lee NASH, Ronald H. Poverty and wealth: the Christian debate over capitalism (White) 1:40 NOVAK, Michael. Will it liberate? Liberation theology and the lib eral society (Williams) 2:79-80 o'DRISCOLL, Gerald P. and Rizzo, Mario J. The economics of time and ignorance (Ebeling) 1:39-40 RIZZO, Mario J. (co-author) See O'Driscoll SENNHOLZ, Hans F. The politics of unemployment (Chamberlain) 12:481-482 SOWELL, Thomas. A conflict of visions: ideological origins ofpo litical struggle (Stewart) 7:279-280 WALWORTH, Arthur. Wilson and his peacemakers: American di plomacy at the Paris Peace Conference, 1919 (Chamberlain) 3:116-117 YOUNG, S. David, The rule of experts: occupational licensing in America (Rogers) 11:440