Book Reviews

(Rehmke) 11:436-439 SUMMERS, Brian. See Perspectives, 5:171;10:378 SUPERMARKET, lessons in (Baden & Marotz-Baden) 2:52-53 T TALE of two revolutions (R. A. Peter son) 8:313-319 TAXATION Section 89: tax code limits workers' choices (Cordato) 7:263-264 Tax loopholes, real meaning of (Payne) 4:132-133 Taxation versus efficiency (Jones) 2:80-81 TAYLOR, Jeff A. See Perspectives, 10:379 TAYLOR, Joan Kennedy. See Book re views (Murray) TAYLOR, Robert. See Book reviews (Hayek) TELEVISION, high-definition: govern ment or market choice? (McGath) 10:386-388 TIDE in the affairs of men (M. & R. Friedman) 4:135-143 TIMBERLAKE, Richard H. Free market money in coal-mining communities. 10:398-405 TRADE, international Dumping: an evil or an opportunity? (Huemer) 4:151-154 Foreign capital: friend or foe? (W. H. Peterson) 1:9-13 GATT and the alternative of unilateral free trade (Lemieux) 6:238-243 Should we stop selling real estate to foreigners? (Crocker) 8:320-321 Specialization and exchange (Smiley) 10:394-395 TRADE barriers Blockading ourselves (Bohanon & Van Cott) 2:69-70 My son and the Guatemalan Indians (Fischer) 3:122-123 Protecting whom from what?

(Ahlstrom) 4:153-154 TRIUMPH for bootstraps capitalism (Bolick) 10:380-382 TUCKER, Jeffrey A. See Book reviews (Cowen); also Readers' forum, 8:321 TUCKER car: did the big guys do it in? (Barger) 1:4-8 TURCHIK, Yevgeni (part-time KGB agent), the confession of (Glasnost). 10:389-391 TURKISH boom: Islamic capitalism (El liott) 2:74-75 TWO senses of human freedom (Machan) 1:33-37 u UNITED States history Free market money in coal-mining communities (Timberlake) 10:398 405 Tom Paine's revolution (Phillips) 4:164-165 UNSPOKEN dialogue of the market (Kibbe) 11:431-433 v VAN COTT, T. Norman (coauthor). See Bohanon VORHIES, Frank Hunger and farming in black South Africa. 6:232-237 ___ (coauthor). See Seijas INDEX 1989 503 w WALD, Matthew L. See Perspectives, 10:379 WALKER, Michael The market for low cholesterol. 11:449 WATER power, flood control, irrigation Dam builders (Kuhne) 4:162-163 WEIDENBAUM, Murray. See Perspec tives, 3:91 "WHAT do you want to be?" (M.

Bidinotto) 2:60-61 WHAT is a doctor's relative worth? (Ori ent) 9:355-358 WHERE will it all end? (Matthew) 5:180-182 WHO are the problem-solvers? (Payne) 5:183-184 WHO is destroying the world's forests? (Rehmke) 11:436-439 WHY deny health care? (Oldham) 3:94 95 WHY is there a drug problem? (Leef) 2:57-59 WHY public schools fail (Payne) 6:224 225 WILDAVSKY, Aaron. See Readers' fo rum, 5:200 WILDLIFE, private preservation of: a visit to the South African lowveld (Seijas & Vorhies) 8:307-312 WILL more dollars save the world? (W. H. Peterson) 12:470-471 WOMEN and the market: are they made for each other? (Baker) 12:464-469 y YANDELL, Dirk (coauthor). See Sandy YOUNG, Anthony The rise and fall of the Edsel. 9:336 339 z ZHENG, Pujie Crackdown in China. 9:332-335 BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) ADIE,DouglasK. Monopolymail:pri vatizing the U. S. Postal Service (Barger) 7:286-287 BANDOW, Doug. Beyond good inten tions: a biblical view ofpolitics (Hel strom) 5:207-208 BEISNER, E. Calvin. Prosperity and poverty: the compassionate use of re sources in a world ofscarcity (Hill) 12:493-494 BENNETT, James T. & DiLorenzo, Thomas J. Unfair competition: the profitsof the nonprofits(Frumkin) 9:371-372 BETHELL, Tom. The electric windmill: an inadvertent autobiography (Stew art) 5:203-204 BLOCK, Walter E. & Walker, Michael A. Lexicon of economic thought (McGee) 11:454-455 BROWNING, Graeme. If everybody bought one shoe: American capitalism in communist China (Beisner) 11:455 456 BUCHANAN,JamesM. Economics: between predictive science and moral philosophy (Kibbe) 12:494-495 CARSON, Clarence. Basic economics (Chamberlain) 1:42-43 COWEN, Tyler, ed. The theory of mar ket failure (Tucker) 7:284-286 de SOTO, Hernando. The other path (Chamberlain) 6:244-245 DICKMAN, Howard (co-ed.) See Paul DiLORENZO, Thomas J. (coauthor) See Bennett 504 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1989 EBERSTADT, Nick. The poverty of communism (Chamberlain) 7:283-284 EKELUND, Robert B., Jr. & Saurman, David S. Advertising and the market process: a modern economic view (McGee) 6:245-246 FITZGERALD, Randall. When govern ment goes private: successful alterna tives to public services (McGee) 3:125 127 GUNDERSON, Gerald. The wealth cre ators: an entrepreneurial history of the United States (Chamberlain) 11:453 454 GWARTNEY, James D. & Wagner, Richard E., eds. Public choice and constitutional economics (McGee) 1:45-46 HANKE, Steve H., ed. Privatization and development (McGee) 4:167-168 HARASZTI, Miklos. The velvet prison: artists under state socialism (Cham berlain) 3:124-125 HART, Ben. Faith and Freedom: the Christian roots ofAmerican liberty (Chamberlain) 4:166-167 HAYEK, F. A. The fatal conceit: the er rors of socialism (R. Taylor) 10:412 414 HOLLANDER, Paul. The survival of the adversary culture (Chamberlain) 12:492-493 HOPPE, Hans-Hermann. A theory of socialism and capitalism: economics, politics, and ethics (McGee) 9:374 376 HUBER, Peter W. Liability: the legal revolution and its consequences (Leef) 5:204-207 JOHNSON, Paul. Intellectuals (Cham berlain) 9:370-371 KELLEY, David. The art of reasoning (Brown) 3:128 LUTTRELL, Clifton B. The high cost of farm welfare (Pasour) 9:373-374 MALLOCK, William Hurrell. A critical examination of socialism (Chamber lain) 10:410-411 McKENZIE, Richard B. The American job machine (McGee) 7:287-288 MELITZ, Jacques, ed. See Viner MORRIS, Jan. Hong Kong (Shannon) 10:411-412 MURRAY, Charles. In pursuit of happi ness and good government (J. K. Tay lor) 1:43-45 NASH, George H. The life of Herbert Hoover: the humanitarian, 1914-1917 (Chamberlain) 2:84-85 NISBET, Robert. The present age: progress and anarchy in modern America (Ebeling) 1:47-48 Roosevelt and Stalin: the failed courtship (Ebeling) 10:414-415 PAUL, Ellen Frankel. Equity and gen der (Bolick) 2:85-87 ___ & Howard Dickman, eds. Lib erty, property, and the foundations of the American constitution (McGee) 12:495-497 SAURMAN, David S. (coauthor) See Ekelund SELGIN, George A. The theory offree

banking: money supply under com petitive note issue (Kibbe) 2:87-88 SINGER, Max. Passage to a human world: the dynamics of creating global wealth (Chamberlain) 5:202-203 SMITH, T. Alexander. Time and public policy (Kirzner) 8:325-327 STIGLER, George J. Memoirs of an un regulated economist (Ebeling) 8:327 328 TOLCHIN, Martin & Susan. Buying into America: how foreign money is changing the face of our nation (W. H. Peterson) 1:9-13 VINER, Jacob. Religious thought and economic society. Jacques Melitz & Donald Winch, eds. (Chamberlain) 8:323-324 WAGNER, Richard E. (co-ed.) See Gwartney WALKER, Michael A. (coauthor) See Block WATNER, Carl. Robert LeFevre: "Truth is not a halfway place" (Grubbs) 6:246-248 WILDAVSKY, Aaron. Searching for safety (Semmens) 3:127-128 WINCH, Donald, ed. See Viner