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BAETJER, Howard Jr. Ebenezer Scrooge and the free society. 12:468-471 BANKING. See Money/inflation/banking BANKING crisis (Sennholz) 11:436-440 BARD, Mitchell The affIrmative action complex. 2:47-48 BARGER, Melvin D. Who should support the arts? 4:140-145 Yugoslavia: trouble in the halfway house. 1:23-28 ABORTION and birth control BARLOWS, among the (Bobb) 2:44-46 Sound of the machine (Perry) 7:257-262 BARNISKIS, Andrew E. ADVERTISING A strange indifference. 7:263-264 Dimensions of competition (Fulda) BASTIAT, Frederic-ideas of 6:212-215 Touchstone of truth (Helstrom) 6:216-217 AFFIRMATIVE action BECKER, Michael. See Perspectives, 7:250 Affirmative action complex (Bard) 2:47-48 BEYOND Hayek: a critique of central Some thoughts on discrimination (Leef) planning (Machan) 6:227-230 4:149-153 BIDINOTTO, Robert James AFRICA and the difference between growing Howard Dickman's Industrial Democracy CAMPUS activities: who pays the bills?

food and eating it (Osterfeld) 5:190-197 in America. 2:73-77 (Fulda) 5:200-201 AGRICULTURE BINDER, David. See Perspectives, 5:164-165 CAPITALISM Africa and the difference between growing BISSON, Kenneth A. Wage earners and employers (Mises) food and eating it (Osterfeld) 5:190-197 Rewarding uniformity. 3:84-85 5:172-173 Among the barlows (Bobb) 2:44-46 Preserving the joy of giving. 6:225-226 CAPITALISM and the Jews (Friedman) Farm credit crisis (pasour) 3:108-113 BLACK markets 10:385-394 AIR safety, government regulation of, may be "Blat": corruption in eastern Europe CARNEGIE, Andrew hazardous to your health (Semmens) (Brewer) 3:86-89 Charles Schwab and the steel industry 4:156-158 Profits from power: the Soviet economy as (Folsom) 9:350-359 AMADOR, Jorge a mercantilist state (GMAnderson) CAVEAT emptor (Block) 5:180-181 Are credit card interest rates too high? 12:483-492 CELEBRATING the Constitution-and 1:31-37 Visit to Nicaragua (Reed) 5:188-189 village fires (Mayer) 6:239-241 AMERICAN, who is an? (Mayer) 1:20 BLACKS CERTAINTY, invasive government and the AMONG the barlows (Bobb) 2:44-46 Booker T. Washington: apostle of freedom destruction of (Foley) 1:11-19 ANDERSON, Dagmar M. (RAPeterson) 8:319-322 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews.

The border closed at midnight. 8:292-295 "BLAT": corruption in eastern Europe CHARITY, voluntary ANDERSON, Gary M. (Brewer) 3:86-89 Ebenezer Scrooge and the free society Profits from power: the Soviet economy as BLOCK, Walter (Baetjer) 12:468-471 a mercantilist state. 12:483-492 Caveat emptor. 5:180-181 Man at his best (Lampson) 3:99-102 ANDERSON, Gordon T. BOBB, Victor Preserving the joy of giving (Bisson) Broadcasting, property rights, and the first Among the barlows. 2:44-46 6:225-226 amendment. 11:443-447 BOHANON, Cecil E. & Van Cott, T. Norman Vanishing voluntarism (Payne) 5:182-183 ANTI-SEMITISM Bumper-sticker economics. 7:267-268 CHIDESTER, William T. See Perspectives Capitalism and the Jews (Friedman) The line-item veto won't work. 10:397-399 2:43 10:385-394 BOLIVIA CHINA ARE credit card interest rates too high? Hyperinflation: lessons from South America Hong Kong reflections (MWalker) (Amador) 1:31-37 (Swanson) 1:7-10 7:277-278 ARGENTINA BOOKSTORES (secondhand), decline of Origins of the Chinese hyperinflation Hyperinflation: lessons from South America (London) 12:480 (Habegger) 9:362-366 (Swanson) 1:7-10 BORDER closed at midnight (DMAnderson) Peking duck or Kentucky fried? (Reed) ARNOLD, Peter C. See Perspectives, 7:251 8:292-295 12:492-493 ART/music/entertainment BOTTLE deposit law, ethics and (Mayer) 2:60 CHRISTMAS Carol, Charles Dickens' Leave DAT alone (Clegg) 11:457-458 BOVARD, James Ebenezer Scrooge and the free society Myth of cultural imperialism (Rauth) The World Bank vs. the world's poor. (Baetjer) 12:468-471 11:448-453 5:184-187 CIVILIZATION Public funding for the arts: diamond or BRADFORD, M. E. The liberating arts (Opitz) 12:472-479 daub? (Dickerson) 4:146-148 The burden of bureaucracy. 7:276-277 CLEGG, Carl Who should support the arts? (Barger) BRADY report: threat to stock market stability Leave OAT alone. 11:457-458 4:140-145 (Culp) 5:169-172 COLE, Julio (co-author) See Ayau Prepared by Bettina Bien Greaves 508 THE FREEMAN. DECEMBER 1988 COLLECTIVISM Capitalism and the Jews (Friedman) 10:385-394 COLLEGES/universities Campus activities: who pays the bills?

(Fulda) 5:200-201 Liberating arts (Opitz) 12:472-479 Privatization at the state and local level (Grunewald) 11:459-460 Why college costs are rising (Hood) 11:427-431 COLT, E. W. See Perspectives, 3:83 COMMON law Invasive government and the destruction of certainty (Foley) 1:11-19 COMMUNAL vs. private property rights (Gwartney & Stroup) 2:58-59 COMPETITION, dimensions of (Fulda) 6:212-215 COMPROMISE Penalty of surrender (Read) 9:332-336 COMPUTER piracy Bringing the pirates to bay (McGath) 11:454-456 Leave DAT alone (Clegg) 11:457-458 CONSERVATION. See Environment CONSUMER sovereignty Self-interest of self-regulation (Phillips) 2:66-68 CORPORATE public relations/giving PR morality (WHPeterson) 11:424-426 CRASH of 1987: an excuse for government intervention? (Semmens) 6:220-224 CREDIT CARD interest rates, are they too high? (Amador) 1:31-37 CROCKER, C. Brandon The myth of Japanese industrial policy.

4:136-139 CULP, Christopher L. The Brady report: threat to stock market stability. 5:169-172 How to solve the debt crisis. 12:496-501 CULTURAL imperialism, myth of (Rauth) 11:448-453 CZECHOSLOVAKIA Border closed at midnight (DMAnderson) 8:292-295 D DECENTRALIZATION: freedom by diffusion (Huff) 11:441-442 DECLINE of secondhand bookstores (London) 12:480 DEFENDING the market (Machan) 2:49-51 DEMOCRACY's road to tyranny (Keuhnelt Leddihn) 5:174-177 DEREGULATION Government regulation of air safety may be hazardous to your health (Semmens) 4:156-158 DICKENS, Charles Ebenezer Scrooge and the free society (Baetjer) 12:468-471 DICKERSON, Eugenie Public funding for the arts: diamond or daub? 4:146-148 DIETZE, Gottfried. See Perspectives, 5:165 DIGITAL audio tape Leave DAT alone (Clegg) 11:457-458 DiLORENZO, Thomas J. The Political economy of protectionism. 7:269-275 DIMENSIONS of competition (Fulda) 6:212 215 DISASTER relief Man at his best (Lampson) 3:99-102 DISCRIMINATION, some thoughts on (Leef) 4:149-153 E EBELING, Richard M.

William H. Hutt, 1899-1988. 10:400-401 See also Book reviews (Gray; Heller; Roepke) ECONOMIC calculation Perestroika: can it work? (Ayau & Cole) 12:494-495 Profits from power: the Soviet economy as a mercantilist state (GMAnderson) 12:483-492 ECONOMIC depression Crash of 1987: an excuse for government intervention? (Semmens) 6:220-224 Great depression (Sennholz) 3:90-96 ECONOMIC development/progress Africa and the difference between growing food and eating it (Osterfeld) 5:190-197 See also Entrepreneurs ECONOMIC power (Fulda) 2:64-65 ECONOMICS for young people Mom's monopoly (Osburn) part 1,4:131-132; part 11,5:178-180; part 111,6:218-219 EDUCATION Liberating arts (Opitz) 12:472-479 School censorship: compulsion breeds conflict (Semmens) 8:298-299 ELECTIONS Public policy debate: the rigged game (Semmens) 10:395-397 When voting makes no sense (Machan) 10:383-384 ELLIOIT, Nick John Bright: voice of Victorian liberalism.

8:304-307 Liberty in Great Britain. 6:242-246 EMINENT domain, property rights and (Hospers) 5:203-205 EMPLOYMENT/unemployment Job abacus: no guide to public policy (McClure & Van Cott) 4:154-155 Mandated benefits: the firm as social agent of the state (McKenzie) 7:265-267 Senseless slander of services (Shannon) 7:256 ENGLAND John Bright: voice of Victorian liberalism (Elliott) 8:304-307 Liberty in Great Britain: the present and the future (Elliott) 6:242-246 Privatization at the state and local level (Grunewald) 11:459-460 ENTREPRENEURS/entrepreneurship Charles Schwab and the steel industry (Folsom) 9:350-359 Decline of secondhand bookstores (London) 12:480 Entrepreneurs and the state (Folsom) 4:133-135 Home-based work: new opportunities for women? (Pratt) 5:198-199 John D. Rockefeller and the oil industry (Folsom) 10:402-412 Peking duck or Kentucky fried? (Reed) 12:492-493 Scranton story (Folsom) 8:308-318 ENVIRONMENT Ethics and bottles deposits (Mayer) 2:60 Making every drop count: the case for water markets (Leal) 6:234-238 Privatization: best hope for a vanishing wilderness (Reed) 2:52-57 EQUAL: but not the same (Opitz) 4: 124-130 ETHICS and bottle deposits (Mayer) 2:60 EVANS, Bruce M. See Perspectives, 9:330-331; 11:418-419 EWERT, Ken S.

The international debt crisis. 9:367-372 F FAIRNESS and justice: process vs. results (WEWilliams) 10:380-382 FAIRNESS doctrine Broadcasting, property rights, and the first amendment (GTAnderson) 11:443-447 FARM credit crisis (Pasour) 3:108-113 FEDERAL Register. See Perspectives, 3:83 FEDERAL Reserve Great depression (Sennholz) 3:90-96 FOLEY, Ridgway, K., Jr. Invasive government and the destruction of certainty. 1: 11-19 FOLSOM, Burt Entrepreneurs and the state. 4:133-135 John D. Rockefeller and the oil industry. 10:402-412 Charles Schwab and the steel industry. 9:350-359 The Scranton story. 8:308-318 FOREIGN aid World Bank vs. the world's poor (Bovard) 5:184-187 FRACTIONAL versus 100% reserve banking (Markovitz) 6:231-233 FREE market Decentralization: freedom by diffusion (Huff) 11:441-442 Defending the market (Machan) 2:49-51 Economic power (Fulda) 2:64-65 Freedom footnote (Rux) 4: 148 "New socialism" (JKWilliams) 2:69-72 FREEDOM Morality of freedom (Sirico) 3:114-117 Primacy of freedom (Summers) 2:61-63 FREEDOM footnote (Rux) 4:148 FREEDOM of speech Broadcasting, property rights, and the first amendment (GTAnderson) 11:443-447 FRIEDMAN, Milton Capitalism and the Jews. 10:385-394 FULDA, Joseph S.

Campus activities: who pays the bills? 5:200-201 Dimensions of competition. 6:212-215 Economic power. 2:64-65 Libertarian sympathies: heart and mind. 3:103-105 Paradoxical taxi fares. 7:286 See also Perspectives, 8:290; 11:419 G GARY, Elbert Henry Charles Schwab and the steel industry (Folsom) 9:350-359 GENTILE, Gary The Monitor: America's socialized shipwreck. 9:346-349 GERMAN "economic miracle," origins of (RAPeterson) 12:481-482 INDEX, 1988 509 MACHAN, Tibor R. Beyond Hayek: a critique of central planning. 6:227-230 Defending the market. 2:49-51 Government regulation of business: the moral arguments. 7:279-282 When voting makes no sense. 10:383-384 MAKING every drop count: the case for water markets (Leal) 6:234-238 MAN at his best (Lampson) 3:99-102 MANDATED benefits: the firm as social agent of the state (McKenzie) 7:265-267 MARKOVITZ, Morris J. Fractional versus 100% reserve banking.

6:231-233 MAYER, Richard R. Celebrating the Constitution-and village fires. 6:239-241 Ethics and bottle deposits. 2:60 Who is an American? 1:20 LABOR unions/legislation Industrial democracy in America by Howard Dickman (Bidinotto) 2:73-77 Inequality of labor legislation (DWalker) 11:434-435 Mandated benefits: the firm as social agent of the state (McKenzie) 7:265-267 Minimum wage-good intentions, bad results (Koopman) 3:106-107 Minimum wage, maximum harm (Gresham) 11:432-433 See also Employment LAMPSON, Robin Man at his best. 3:99-102 LATIN America Hyperinflation: lessons from South America (Swanson) 1:7-10 Hyperinflation threatens Brazil (Reed) 1:4-6 International debt crisis (Ewert) 9:367-372 LEAL, Don Making every drop count: the case for water markets. 6:234-238 LEAVE DAT alone (Clegg) 11:457-458 LEE, Dwight R. Public choice: the rest of the story. 1:29-30 Soviet military strength based on economic weakness. 8:296-297 LEEF, George C.

Some thoughts on discrimination. 4:149-153 LEIJONHUFVUD, Axel. See Perspectives, 1:2 LIABILITY insurance Caveat emptor (Block) 5:180-181 LIBERALISM, Victorian, voice of: John Bright (Elliott) 8:304-307 LIBERATING arts (Opitz) 12:472-479 LIBERTARIAN sympathies: heart and mind (Fulda) 3:103-105 LIBERTY in Great Britain: the present and the future (Elliott) 6:242-246 LIBRARIES, public/private Rise (and fall?) of the video store (Irvine) 7:283-285 LINE-ITEM veto won't work (Bohanon & Van Cott) 10:397-399 LONDON, Herbert The decline of secondhand bookstores. 12:480 LUCK, what should we do about it? (Payne) 9:360-361 M L K KENTUCKY fried, Peking duck or? (Reed) 12:492-493 KERSCHNER, William F. Letter commenting on Shannon's "Tear down this wall." 5:202 KOOPMAN, Roger The minimum wage-good intentions, bad results. 3:106-107 KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN, Erik von Democracy's road to tyranny. 5:174-177 JAPAN Myth of Japanese industrial policy (Crocker) 4:136-139 JEWS, capitalism and (Friedman) 10:385-394 JOB abacus: no guide to public policy (McClure & Van Cott) 4:154-155 JOHNSON, John H. See Perspectives, 8:290 JORDAN, Robert. See Perspectives, 12:467 JUDICIARY system Invasive government and the destruction of certainty (Foley) 1:11-19 Privatizing the judiciary (Popeo) 8:300-303 JUSTICE, fairness and: process vs. results (WEWilliams) 10:380-382 HUTT, William H., 1899-1988 (Ebeling) 10:400-401 HYPERINFLATION, Chinese, origins of (Habegger) 9:362-366 HYPERINFLATION: lessons from South America (Swanson) 1:7-10 HYPERINFLATION threatens Brazil (Reed) 1:4-6 J HABEGGER, Jay Origins of the Chinese hyperinflation.

9:362-366 HAYEK (F. A.), beyond: a critique of central planning (Machan) 6:227-230 HELPING the poor (Shaw) 8:323-324 HELSTROM, CarlO., III Touchstone of truth. 6:216-217 See also Book reviews (Bolick; Hendrickson; Hess) HOLLAND, the pilgrims in (RAPeterson) 11:420-423 HOME-BASED work: new opportunities for women? (Pratt) 5:198-199 HONG KONG reflections (MWalker) 7:277-278 HOOD, John Why college costs are rising. 11:427-431 HORNBERGER, Jacob G. Leonard Read changed my life. 9:336-337 See also Perspectives, 6:211 HOSPERS, John. See Book reviews (Paul) HOW to solve the debt crisis (Culp) 12:496-501 HUBER, Peter. See Perspectives, 2:43 HUFF, David C. Decentralization: freedom by diffusion. 11:441-442 GERMAN Nazism Sound of the machine (Perry) 7:257-262 GOVERNMENT, limited On the foundations of economic liberty (Pilon) 9:338-345 When voting makes no sense (Machan) 10:383-384 GOVERNMENT regulation/control Africa and the difference between growing food and eating it (Osterfeld) 5:190-197 Crash of 1987: an excuse for government intervention? (Semmens) 6:220-224 I Farm credit crisis (Pasour) 3:108-113 Government regulation of air safety may be IMMIGRATION/migration hazardous to your health (Semmens) Readers' forum, comments on Shannon 4: 156-158 (Kerschner) 5:202 Government regulation of business: the Tear down this wall (Shannon) 1:21-22 moral arguments (Machan) 7:279-282 Who is an American? (Mayer) 1:20 Home-based work: new opportunities for INCENTIVE women? (Pratt) 5:198-199 What should we do about luck? (Payne) GOVERNMENT spending 9:360-361 Line-item veto won't work (Bohanon & INDIFFERENCE (loss of hope), strange Van Cott) 10:397-399 (Bamiskis) 7:263-264 Public policy debate: the rigged game INDIVIDUAL/individualism (Semmens) 10:395-397 Among the barlows (Bobb) 2:44-46 Undertaxed or overspent? (Pasour) On the foundations of economic liberty 5:166-168 (Pilon) 9:338-345 GREAT depression (Sennholz) 3:90-96 INDUSTRIAL policy, Japanese, myth of GREAVES, Bettina Bien. See Book reviews (Crocker) 4:136-139 (Collins & Tamarkin; Rothbard) See also INEQUALITY of labor legislation (DWalker) Perspectives, 1:2-3; 9:331; 10:379 11:434-435 GRESHAM, Perry E. INSIGHT. See Perspectives, 8:291 Minimum wage, maximum harm. INTEREST rates, credit card, are they too 11:432-433 high? (Amador) 1:31-37 GRUNEWALD, Donald INTERNATIONAL debt crisis (Ewert) 9:367Privatization at the state and local level. 372 11:459-460 INVASIVE government and the destruction GUILD socialism (worker-run management) of certainty (Foley) 1:11-19 Yugoslavia: trouble in the halfway house IRVINE, William B.

(Barger) 1:23-28 The rise (and fall?) of the video store. GWARTNEY, James D. & Stroup, 7:283-285 Richard L. ISRAEL Communal vs. private property rights. Capitalism and the Jews (Friedman) 2:58-59 10:385-394 H 510 THE FREEMAN. DECEMBER 1988 McCLURE, James E. & Van Cott, T. Norman The job abacus: no guide to public policy. 4:154-155 McGATH, Gary Bringing the pirates to bay. 11:454-456 McGEE, Robert W. See Book reviews (Siegan) McKENZIE, Richard B. Mandated benefits: the firm as social agent of the state. 7:265-267 MILLER, Dennis D. See Perspectives, 1:3 MINIMUM wage-good intentions, bad results (Koopman) 3:106-107 MINIMUM wage, maximum harm (Gresham) 11:432-433 MISES, Ludwig von Wage earners and employers. 5:172-173 MOM's monopoly, part I (Osburn) 4:131-132; part II, 5:178-180; part III, 6:218-219 MONEY /inflationlbanking Banking crisis (Sennholz) 11 :436-440 Crash of 1987: an excuse for government intervention? (Semmens) 6:220-224 Farm credit crisis (Pasour) 3:108-113 Fractional versus 100% reserve banking (Markovitz) 6:231-233 How to solve the debt crisis (Culp) 12:496 501 Hyperinflation: lessons from South America (Swanson) 1:7-10 Hyperinflation threatens Brazil (Reed) 1:4-6 International debt crisis (Ewert) 9:367-372 Origins of the Chinese hyperinflation (Habegger) 9:362-366 MONITOR: America's socialized shipwreck (Gentile) 9:346-349 MORALITY/immorality Equal: but not the same (Opitz) 4:124-130 Leonard Read changed my life (Hornberger) 9:336-337 Morality of freedom (Sirico) 3:114-117 Penalty of surrender (Read) 9:332-336 Primacy of freedom (Summers) 2:61-63 MYTH of cultural imperialism (Rauth) 11:448-453 MYTH of Japanese industrial policy (Crocker) 4:136-139 N "NEW socialism" (JKWilliams) 2:69-72 NEW YORK City Decline of secondhand bookstores (London) 12:480 NEW YORK Times. See Perspectives, 4:123; 7:250; 9:331 NEWSWEEK. See Perspectives, 4: 123 NICARAGUA, visit to (Reed) 5:188-189 o OCEAN shipwreck salvaging Monitor: America's socialized shipwreck (Gentile) 9:346-349 OIL industry, John D. Rockefeller and (Folsom) 10:402-412 ON the foundations of economic liberty (Pilon) 9:338-345 OPITZ, Edmund A.

Equal: but not the same. 4:124-130 The liberating arts. 12:472-479 See also Perspectives, 6:210 ORIGINS of the Chinese hyperinflation (Habegger) 9:362-366 ORIGINS of the German "economic miracle" (RAPeterson) 12:481-482 OSBURN, Susan J. Mom's monopoly, part 1,4:131-132 Mom's monopoly, part II, 5:178-180 Mom's monopoly, part 111,6:218-219 OSTERFELD, David Mrica and the difference between growing food and eating it. 5:190-197 p PARADOXICAL taxi fares (Fulda) 7:286 PARKER, J. A. See Perspectives, 4:122-123 PASOUR, E. C., Jr. The farm credit crisis. 3:108-113 Undertaxed or overspent? 5:166-168 PAYNE, James L. Vanishing voluntarism. 5:182-183 What should we do about luck? 9:360-361 PEKING duck or Kentucky fried? (Reed) 12:492-493 PENALTY of surrender (Read) 9:332-336 PERESTROIKA: can it work? (Ayau & Cole) 12:494-495 PERRY, Mike W. The sound of the machine. 7:257-262 PERSPECTIVES Age-21 drinking laws (Steinman) 6:210-211 An army of principles (Watner) 7:251 Chip cartel: an update (Becker & New York Times) 7:250 Civilization (Fulda) 11 :419 The communist collapse (Binder) 5:164-:165 Economic crime (Wall Street Journal) 5:163 The enemy within (JKWilliams) 3:82 Freedom to innovate (Colt) 3:83 Freedom to move (Stone) 4:123 Freedom's child (Polovchak Wilcoxen) 12:466 Funny money (New York Times) 7:250 Good questions (Newsweek) 4:123 "I, Pencil" gets around (Greaves) 9:331 The loss of freedom (Sowell) 9:331 Marxism is dead (Jordan) 12:467 Medicare in Australia (Arnold) 7:251 On the inside (Fulda) 8:290 Overcoming racism (Johnson) 8:290 Pass the hay ... (Huber) 2:43 The police power (Upton) 5:164 The power of principle (Evans) 9:330-331 Property and propriety (Dietze) 5:165 Push the button (Hornberger) 6:211 Remembering who we are (Evans) 11:418 Reprise (Zarbin) 10:378-379 Robbing ourselves (Chidester) 2:43 Russian humor (New York Times) 4:123 Saudi wheat (Miller) 1:3 Sign of the times (Federal Register) 3:83 Silkworms or textiles? (Shannon) 5:163-164 Soviet awakening (Shmelyov) 12:467 Steel blues, part I (Summers); part II (Insight) 8:291 Stolen jobs (Summers) 3:83 Taken for granted (JKWilliams) 4:122 To have and to share (Greaves) 1:2-3 Tokyo's farmers (Greaves) 10:379 Training wheels (Wettergreen) 7:251 The uncertain economy (Leijonhufvud) 1:2 The underclass (Parker) 4:122-123 The unseen governors (Sparks) 8:291 The value of the market (Snelling) 10:379 The way of freedom (Opitz) 6:210 While they starve (New York Times) 9:331 Who are the poor? (JKWilliams) 2:42-43 The will to power (Pound) 5:165 PETERSON, Robert A.

Booker T. Washington: apostle of freedom. 8:319-322 Origins of the German "economic miracle." 12:481-482 The Pilgrims in Holland. 11:420-423 PETERSON, William H. PR morality. 11:424-426 The Wall Street Journal's second language. 7:252-255 See also Book reviews (Gorbachev; Wolfe) PHILLIPS, J. Brian The self-interest of self-regulation. 2:66-68 PILGRIMS in Holland (RAPeterson) 10:420 423 PILON, Roger On the foundations of economic liberty. 9:338-345 PLANNED Parenthood Sound of the machine (Perry) 7:257-262 Vanishing voluntarism (Payne) 5:182-183 PLANNING, central Beyond Hayek: a critique of central planning (Machan) 6:227-230 Profits from power: the Soviet economy as a mercantilist state (GMAnderson) 12:483-492 PLYMOUTH colony Pilgrims in Holland (RAPeterson) 11:420-423 POIROT, Paul L.-ideas of Primacy of freedom (Summers) 2:61-63 POLITICAL economy of protectionism (DiLorenzo) 7:269-275 POLOVCHAK Wilcoxen, Natalie. See Perspectives, 12:466 POOR, helping the (Shaw) 8:323-324 POOR among us, the (Burke) 3:97-98 POPEO, Daniel J.

Privatizing the judiciary. 8:300-303 POPULATION/birth control Sound of the machine (Perry) 7:257-262 POUND, Roscoe. See Perspectives, 5:165 PR morality (WHPeterson) 11:424-426 PRATT, Joanne H. Home-based work: new opportunities for women? 5:198-199 PRESERVING the joy of giving (Bisson) 6:225-226 PRICES/pricing Paradoxical taxi fares (Fulda) 7:286 Perestroika: can it work? (Ayau & Cole) 12:494-495 The Wall Street Journal's second language (WHPeterson) 7:252-255 PRIMACY of freedom (Summers) 2:61-63 PRIVATE property/contracts Bringing the pirates to bay (McGath) 11:454-456 Broadcasting, property rights, and the first amendment (GTAnderson) 11:443-447 Communal vs. private property rights (Gwartney & Stroup) 2:58-59 How to solve the debt crisis (Culp) 12:496 501 Invasive government and the destruction of certainty (Foley) 1:11-19 Making every drop count: the case for water markets (Leal) 6:234-238 Privatization: best hope for a vanishing wilderness (Reed) 2:52-57 PRIVATIZATION How to solve the debt crisis (Culp) 12:496 501 Liberty in Great Britain: the present and the future (Elliott) 6:242-246 PRIVATIZATION continued Privatization at the state and local level (Grunewald) 11:459-460 Privatization: best hope for a vanishing wilderness (Reed) 2:52-57 Privatizing the judiciary (Popeo) 8:300-303 PROFITS from power: the Soviet economy as a mercantilist state (GMAnderson) 12:483-492 PROPERTY rights and eminent domain (Hospers) 5:203-205 PROTECTIONISM Political economy of protectionism (DiLorenzo) 7:269-275 John Bright: voice of Victorian liberalism (Elliott) 8:304-307 PUBLIC choice: the rest of the story (Lee) 1:29-30 PUBLIC funding for the arts: diamond or daub? (Dickerson) 4:146-148 PUBLIC policy debate: the rigged game (Semmens) 10:395-397 R RADIO/TV Broadcasting, property rights, and the first amendment (GTAnderson) 11:443-447 RAILROADS (U.S.) Entrepreneurs and the state (Folsom) 4:133-135 The Scranton story (Folsom) 8:308-318 RAUTH, Robert K., Jr.

The myth of cultural imperialism. 11:448-453 READ, Leonard, changed my life (Hornberger) 9:336-337 READ, Leonard E. Penalty of surrender. 9:332-336 REED, Lawrence W. Hyperinflation threatens Brazil. 1:4-6 Peking duck or Kentucky fried? 12:492-493 Privatization: best hope for a vanishing wilderness. 2:52-57 A visit to Nicaragua. 5: 188-189 RESPONSIBILITY, individual Affirmative action complex (Bard) 2:47-48 Poor among us (Burke) 3:97-98 Rewarding uniformity (Bisson) 3:84-85 REWARDING uniformity (Bisson) 3:84-85 RISE (and fall?) of the video store (Irvine) 7:283-285 ROCKEFELLER, John D. and the oil industry (Folsom) 10:402-412 ROGERS, Tommy W. See Book reviews (Dorn & Manne; Rabushka) RULE of law Equal: but not the same (Opitz) 4:124-130 Fairness and justice: process vs. results (WEWilliams) 10:380-382 Invasive government and the destruction of certainty (Foley) 1:11-19 RUSSIA (U.S.S.R.) "Blat": corruption in eastern Europe (Brewer) 3:86-89 Border closed at midnight (DMAnderson) 8:292-295 On the foundations of economic liberty (Pilon) 9:338-345 Perestroika: can it work? (Ayau & Cole) 12:494-495 Profits from power: the Soviet economy as a mercantilist state (GMAnderson) 12:483-492 Soviet military strength based on economic weakness (Lee) 8:296-297 RUX, Paul Freedom footnote. 4:148 s SAN FRANCISCO earthquake (1906) Man at his best (Lampson) 3:99-102 SAVINGS/investment Wage earners and employers (Mises) 5:172-173 SCHOOL censorship: compulsion creates conflict (Semmens) 8:298-299 SCHWAB, Charles, and the steel industry (Folsom) 9:350-359 SCRANTON story (Folsom) 8:308-318 SCROOGE, Ebenezer, and the free society (Baetjer) 12:468-471 SECURITIZATION How to solve the debt crisis (Culp) 12:496 501 SELF-EDUCA nON The liberating arts (Opitz) 12:472-479 SELF-INTEREST Ebenezer Scrooge and the free society (Baetjer) 12:468-471 Self-interest of self-regulation (Phillips) 2:66-68 SEMMENS, John The crash of 1987: an excuse for government intervention? 6:220-224 Government regulation of air safety may be hazardous to your health. 4:156-158 Public policy debate: the rigged game.

10:395-397 School censorship: compulsion creates conflict. 8:298-299 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. The banking crisis. 11:436-440 The great depression. 3:90-96 SENSELESS slander of services (Shannon) 7:256 SERVICE industries Senseless slander of services (Shannon) 7:256 SHANNON, Russell The senseless slander of services. 7:256 Tear down this wall. 1:21-22. For comments, see "Readers' forum," 5:202. See also Book reviews (Collier & Horowitz); and Perspectives, 5:163-164 SHAW, Jane S. Helping the poor. 8:323-324 SHMEL YOV, Nikolay. See Perspectives, 12:467 SIRICO, Robert A. The morality of freedom. 3:114-117 SNELLING, Charles D. See Perspectives, 10:379 "SOCIAL justice" Fairness and justice: process vs. results (WEWilliams) 10:380-382 SOME thoughts on discrimination (Leef) 4:149-153 SOUND of the machine (Perry) 7:257-262 SOVIET military strength based on economic weakness (Lee) 8:296-297 SOWELL, Thomas. See Perspectives, 9:331 SPARKS, John A. See Perspectives, 8:291 STANDARD Oil John D. Rockefeller and the oil industry (Folsom) 10:402-412 INDEX, 1988 511 STEAMSHIP lines (19th century) Entrepreneurs and the State (Folsom) 4:133-135 STEEL Charles Schwab and the steel industry (Folsom) 9:350-359 Scranton story (Folsom) 8:308-318 STEINMAN, Jerry. See Perspectives, 6:210 211 STEWART, David M. See Book reviews (Sowell) STOCK market Brady report: threat to stock market stability (Culp) 5:169-172 Crash of 1987: an excuse for government intervention? (Semmens) 6:220-224 Great depression (Sennholz) 3:90-96 STONE, Martin. See Perspectives, 4:123 STRANGE indifference (Barniskis) 7:263-264 STROUP, Richard L. (co-author) See Gwartney SUBSIDIES Campus activities: who pays the bills?

(Fulda) 5:200-201 Public funding for the arts: diamond or daub? (Dickerson) 4:146-148 Vanishing voluntarism (Payne) 5:182-183 Who should support the arts? (Barger) 4:140-145 Why college costs are rising (Hood) 11:427-431 SUMMERS, Brian J. The primacy of freedom. 2:61-63 See also Perspectives, 3:83; 8:291 SWANSON, Gerald J. Hyperinflation: lessons from South America. 1:7-10 T TAXES/taxation Bumper-sticker economics (Bohanon & Van Cott) 7:267-268 Undertaxed or overspent? (Pasour) 5:166-168 TAXI fares, paradoxical (Fulda) 7:286 TEAR down this wall (Shannon) 1:21-22 THIRD world. See Undeveloped countries TOUCHSTONE of truth (Helstrom) 6:216-217 TRADE, international John Bright: voice of Victorian liberalism (Elliott) 8:304-307 Myth of cultural imperialism (Rauth) 11:448-453 Myth of Japanese industrial policy (Crocker) 4: 136-139 Political economy of protectionism (DiLorenzo) 7:269-275 TRANSPORTATION Bumper-sticker economics (Bohanon & Van Cott) 7:267-268 Government regulation of air safety may be hazardous ... (Semmens) 4:156-158 TUSKEGEE Institute Booker T. Washington: apostle of freedom (RAPeterson) 8:319-322 TYRANNY, democracy's road to (Kuehnelt Leddihn) 5:174-177 u UNDERTAXED or overspent? (Pasour) 5:166-168 512 THE FREEMAN. DECEMBER 1988 UNDEVELOPED countries How to solve the debt crisis (Culp) 12:496 501 International debt crisis (Ewert) 9:367-372 World Bank vs. the world's poor (Bovard) 5:184-187 U.S. CONSTITUTION Celebrating the Constitution-and village ftres (Mayer) 6:239-241 On the foundations of economic liberty (Pilon) 9:338-345 U.S. HISTORY Booker T. Washington: apostle of freedom (RAPeterson) 8:319-322 Great depression (Sennholz) 3:90-96 UPTON, Miller. See Perspectives, 5:164 v VAN COTT, T. Norman (co-author) See Bohanon; McClure VANISHING voluntarism (Payne) 5:182-183 VIDEO STORE, rise (and fall?) of (Irvine) 7:283-285 VISIT to Nicaragua (Reed) 5:188-189 VOLUNTARISM, vanishing (Payne) 5:182-183 w WAGE earners and employers (Mises) 5:172 173 WALKER, Deborah The inequality of labor legislation. 11:434 435 WALKER, Michael Hong Kong reflections. 7:277-278 WALL Street Journal Wall Street Journal's second language (WHPeterson) 7:252-255 See also Perspectives, 5:163 WASHINGTON, Booker T.: apostle of freedom (RAPeterson) 8:319-322 WATER markets, the case for: making every drop count (Leal) 6:234-238 WATNER, Carl. See Perspectives, 7:251 WETTERGREEN, John Adams. See Perspectives, 7:251 WHAT should we do about luck? (Payne) 9:360-361 WHEN voting makes no sense (Machan) 10:383-384 WHO is an American? (Mayer) 1:20 WHO should support the arts? (Barger) 4:140-145 WHY college costs are rising (Hood) 11:427 431 WILLIAMS, JOHN K.