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Bidinotto) 2:60-61 Why is there a drug problem? (Leef) 2:57-59 ANDERSON, Gary M. See Readers' forum, 5:201 ANISHCHENKO, Gleb (Glasnost). See Perspectives, 7:251 ARGENTINA at the crossroads (Coop er) 12:488-491 ARTIFICIAL inflation of natural rights (Flew) 12:483-485 ASAY, Chuck (cartoons) 8:298;9:349 ASSOCIATION, forgotten right (D. Hood) 10:406-408 AT WHOSE expense? (P. Smith) 5:190 191 ATHENS, Jonathan The quality of people and products. 1:31-32 AUTOMOBILE industry Protecting whom from what? (Ahlstrom) 4:153-154 Rise and fall of the Edsel (Young) 9:336-339 Tucker car: did the big guys do it in? (Barger) 1:4-8 B BADEN, John A. See Perspectives, 3:90 and Ramona Marotz-Baden Lessons in a supermarket. 2:52-53 BAKER, Jean L. Women and the market. 12:464-469 BANKING. See Money/inflationlbank ing BARGER, Melvin D. The Tucker car: did the big guys do it in? 1:4-8See also Book reviews (Adie) BARNISKIS, Andrew E.

The dark side of modern voluntarism. 1:21-22 BASIC rights and meta-rights (Irvine) 12:485-486 BATEMAN, J.·Keith. See Perspectives, 11:418 BEERS, David Social consciousness and individual freedom. 9:352-354 BEISNER, E. Calvin. See Book reviews (Browning) BERNSTEIN, David Racial tensions: the market is the solu tion. 7:279-280 BERNSTEIN, Mark (Smithsonian). See Perspectives, 3:90-91 BIDINOTTO, Margaret "What do you want to be?" 2:60-61 BIDINOTTO, Robert James Crime and consequences (3 parts) I. Criminal responsibility. 7:252-262 II. The criminal justice system. 8:294304 III. "To insure domestic tranquility" 9:340-351 BIG BUSINESS, corporations Against the creation of wealth: the threatening tide (Shenfield) 1:16-20 Speculators: Adam Smith revisited (Culp & Smith) 10:383-385 Tucker car: did the big guys do it in? (Barger) 1:4-8 BLOCK, Walter Racism: public and private. 1:28-29 BLOCKADING ourselves (Bohanon & Van Cott) 2:69-70 BOAZ, David Private property from Soweto to Shanghai. 11:446-448 BOCK, Alan W.

Everyone can win in a truly competi tive market. 4:144-145 BOHANON, Cecil E. and T. Norman Van Cott Blockading ourselves. 2:69-70 BOLICK, Clint A triumph for bootstraps capitalism. 10:380-382 See also Book reviews (Paul) BOUDREAUX, Donald J. The minimum wage: an unfair advan tage for employers. 10:396-397 BOVARD, James. See Perspectives, 4:131 BRAY, Thomas J. My family life as a socialist. 12:460-461 BRAZIL Who is destroying the world's forests? (Rehmke) 11:436-439 BRETTON Woods monetary conference Henry Hazlitt: a man for many seasons (Greaves) 11:420-430 International Monetary Fund (Ewert) 4:155-160 BRITISH way of withholding care (Schwartz) 3:101-102 BROWN, David M. See Book reviews (Kelley) BUKOVSKY, Vladimir. See Perspec tives, 3:91 c CAMBODIAN experiment in retrospect (Reynolds) 5:172-174 CAMPING: society in miniature (Gotz) 1:22-23 CANADIAN experience: socialized medicine (Lemieux) 3:96-100 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book re views.

CHARITY, voluntary At whose expense? (P. Smith) 5:190 191 Social consciousness and individual freedom (Beers) 9:352-354 CHILD care, real crisis (Phillips) 10:392 393 CHINA China's great leap backward (Pikcu nas) 12:477-480 Crackdown in China (Pujie Zheng) 9:332-335 Entrenchment of the state (Hoffman) 2:66-68 Private property from Soweto to Shanghai (Boaz) 11:446-448 Religion in China (Kain) 12:472-476 CHOLESTEROL, low, market for (Walker) 11:449 CHRISTMAS giving My family life as a socialist (Bray) 12:460-461 CITY/LOCAL government/communities Ecorse's [Michigan] grand experiment (Kaza) 12:481-482 Growth control and individual liberties (Sandy & Yandell) 2:54-56 Letter to the commission (Hellam) 1:14-15 Making dough in the heartland (Rogers) 11:450-452 Monopoly government (DiLorenzo) 6:212-216 Private cities (Phillips) 3:113-115 State funding threatens community groups (Schimenz) 4:161 Triumph for bootstraps capitalism (Bolick) 10:380-382 COHEN, Lloyd Of special interest. 5:192-196 COMMUNISM. See China; Russia; So cialism COMPETITION Everyone can win in a truly competi tive market (Bock) 4:144-145 Sailing the competitive seas (Conerly) 1:24-25 See also Market process CONERLY, William B.

Sailing the competitive seas. 1:24-25 CONFESSION of Yevgeni Turchik 10:389-391 CONSERVATION and the environment Camping: society in miniature (Gotz) 1:22-23 Dark side of modern voluntarism (Barniskis) 1:21-22 Private property and the environment: two views (Shaw & Hospers) 1:39-41 Who is destroying the world's forests? (Rehmke) 11:436-439 CONSUMER sovereignty Foreign capital: friend or foe? (W. H. Peterson) 1:9-13 Lessons in a supermarket (Baden & Marotz-Baden) 2:52-53 See also Entrepreneurs; Market pro cess COOPER, Richard A. Argentina at the crossroads. 12:488 491 COPING with smoking (Machan) 4:146 147 CORDATO, Roy E. Section 89: tax code limits workers' choices. 7:263-264 CORPORATIONS. See Big business CRACKDOWN IN CHINA (Pujie Zheng) 9:332-335 CRIME AND CONSEQUENCES (Bidinotto) I. 7:252-262; II. 8:294-304; III. 9:340-351 CROCKER, C. Brandon Should we stop selling real estate to foreigners? 8:320-321 CULP, Christopher L. and Fred L. Smith, Jr.

Speculators: Adam Smith revisited. 10:383-385 D DAM builders (Kuhne) 4:162-163 DARK side of modern voluntarism (Bar niskis) 1:21-22 DAVIDSON, Nicholas. See Perspec tives, 7:250-251; also Readers' fo rum, 7:281-282 DEAN, Macabee Israel: the road from socialism. 9:361 366 DEPOSIT insurance deja vu (Schuler) 7:265-269 DiLORENZO, ThomasJ. Monopoly government. 6:212-216. See also Readers' forum, 9:369 DISASTER relief Hurricane Hugo: price controls hinder recovery (Shannon) 12:462-463 DISCRIMINATION Affirmative action: a counterproduc tive policy (Pasour) 1:29-31 Quality of people and products (Athens) 1:31-32 Racism: public and private (Block) 1:28-29 DRUGS, why a problem? (Leef) 2:57-59 DUMPING: an evil or an opportunity? (Huemer) 4:151-154 E EBELING, Richard M. See Book reviews (Nisbet [2]; Stigler) ECONOMIC development/progress Islamic capitalism: the Turkish boom (Elliott) 2:74-75 ECONOMICS has the answer: what's the question? (Opitz) 4:148-150 ECORSE'S [Michigan] grand experi ment (Kaza) 12:481-482 EDSEL, rise and fall of (Young) 9:336 339 EDUCATION, public vs. private Why public schools fail (Payne) 6:224 225 ELLIOTT, Nick Islamic capitalism: the Turkish boom.

2:74-75 The levelers: libertarian revolutionar ies. 5:185-189 1992: which vision for Europe? (El liott) 3:116-121 Privatization in Northern Ireland making politics normal. 9:359-360 See also Readers' forum, 8:321-322 ENERGY Responding to the oil shock: the U.S. economy since 1973 (Gonzalez & Folsom) 2:62-65 ENTRENCHMENT of the state (Hoff man) 2:66-68 ENTREPRENEURS/entrepreneurship Rise and fall of the Edsel (Young) 9:336-339 Triumph for bootstraps capitalism (Bolick) 10:380-382 Tucker car: did the big guys do it in? (Barger) 1:4-8 ENVIRONMENT. See Conservation ERSKINE, Thomas (1750-1823): advo cate of freedom (Gabb) 7:274-278 EUROPE 1992, which vision for? (El liott) 3:116-121 EVERYONE can win in a truly competi tive market (Bock) 4:144-145 EWERT, Ken S. The International Monetary Fund. 4:155-160 Moral criticisms of the market. 3:103 109 F FAIRNESS doctrine, R.I.P. (Amador) 6:226-231 FAMILY life/responsibility My family life as a socialist (Bray) 12:460-461 Population bomb ... defused (Kirk wood) 11:441-445 Real child care crisis (Phillips) 10:392 393 Freedom, coercion, and family size (Huff) 1:26-27 FEE ESSAY contest winners. See Beers, 9:352-354; Kibbe, 11:431-433 FISCHER, III, C. F.

INDEX 1989 499 My son and the Guatemalan Indians. 3:122-123 FLEW, Antony The artificial inflation of natural rights. 12:483-485 FOLSOM, Roger Nils (coauthor). See Gonzalez FOREIGN aid Will more dollars save the world? (W. H. Peterson) 12:470-471 FOREIGN capital: friend or foe? (W. H. Peterson) 1:9-13 FORGOTTEN right of association (D. Hood) 10:406-408 FREE market money in coal-mining communities (Timberlake) 10:398 405 FREEDOM of association, forgotten right (D. Hood) 10:406-408 FREEDOM of religion Confession of Yevgeni Turchik (inter view) 10:389-391 Religion in China (Kain) 12:472-476 FREEDOM of speech Free speech: an endangered species in India (Prasad) 11:434-435 Thomas Erskine: advocate of freedom (Gabb) 7:274-278 FREEDOM of the seas Shipwreck legislation: legality vs. morality (Gentile) 6:217-223 FREEDOM, coercion, and family size (Huff) 1:26-27 FREEDOM, human, two senses of (Machan) 1:33-37 FREEDOM, individual, social conscious ness and (Beers) 9:352-354 FRIEDMAN, Milton and Rose D.

The tide in the affairs of men. 4:135 143 FRUMKIN, Peter. See Book reviews (Bennett & DiLorenzo) FULDA, Joseph S. Myths of the rich man. 2:82-83 See also Perspectives, 1:3 G GABB,Sean Thomas Erskine: advocate of freedom. 7:274-278 GATT and the alternative of unilateral free trade (Lemieux) 6:238-243 GENTILE, Gary Shipwreck legislation: legality vs. morality. 6:217-223 GEORGE, Henry. See Perspectives, 5:171 GERMANY Will more dollars save the world? (W. H. Peterson) 12:470-471 GONZALEZ, Rodolfo Alejo, and Roger Nils Folsom Responding to the oil shock: the U.S. economy since 1973. 2:62-65 GOTZ, Eugene L. Camping: society in miniature. 1:22-23 GOVERNMENT, limited Popper, Hayek, and classical liberalism (Shearmur) 2:71-73 GOVERNMENT businesses Israel: the road from socialism (Dean) 9:361-366 Monopoly government (DiLorenzo) 6:212-216 500 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1989 GOVERNMENT interventions Gray markets and greased pigs (J.

Hood) 8:292-293 "I'm here to help you" (Pritchard) 12:487 Making dough in the heartland (Rogers) 11:450-452 Where will it all end? (Matthew) 5:180-182 Who are the problem-solvers? (Payne) 5:183-184 GOVERNMENT spending Real meaning of tax loopholes (Payne) 4:132-133 GRAY markets and greased pigs (J. Hood) 8:292-293 GREAVES, Bettina Bien Henry Hazlitt: a man for many sea sons. 11:420-430 See also Perspectives, 8:291 GROWTH controls and individualliber ties (Sandy & Yandell) 2:54-56 GRUBBS, K. E., Jr. See Book reviews (Watner) H HAYEK, F. A. - ideas of Popper, Hayek and classical liberalism (Shearmur) 2:71-73 Tide in the affairs of men (M. & R. Friedman) 4:135-143 HAZLITT (Henry): a man for many sea sons (Greaves) 11:420-430 HEILBRONER, Robert. See Perspec tives, 9:331 HELLAM, Robert Letter to the Commission. 1:14-15 HELSTROM, Carl. See Book reviews (Bandow); also Perspectives, 6:211 HIGH-DEFINITION TV: government or market choice? (McGath) 10:386 388 HILL, Peter J.

Markets and morality. 2:76-79 See also Book reviews (Beisner) HISTORIC preservation and private property (Ownby) 8:305-306 HOFFMAN, Matthew The entrenchment of the state. 2:66-68 HOOD,David The forgotten right of association. 10:406-408 HOOD,John Gray markets and greased pigs. 8:292 293 HORNBERGER, Jacob G. See Per spectives, 1:3; 2:51; 4:130-131 HOSPERS, John, with Jane S. Shaw Private property and the environment: two views. 1:39-41 HOVEY, Michael. See Readers' forum, 5:201 HOW smart is big brother? (Payne) 3:92 93 HUBER, Peter. See Perspectives, 4:131 HUEMER, Alex (Friedman essay con test ant) Dumping: an evil or an op portunity? 4:151-154 HUFF, David C. Freedom, coercion, and family size. 1:26-27 Personal responsibility. 7:272-273 HUMMEL, Jeffrey Rogers Privatize deposit insurance. 7:270-271 HUNGER and farming in black South Africa (Vorhies) 6:232-237 HURRICANE Hugo: price controls hin der recovery (Shannon) 12:462-463 I IDDLES, Alan. See Perspectives, 1:2-3 IDEAS/ideology Argentina at the crossroads (Cooper) 12:488-491 Levelers: libertarian revolutionaries (Elliott) 5:185-189 Tide in the affairs of men (M. & R.

Friedman) 4:135-143 "I'M HERE to help you" (Pritchard) 12:487 IND lA, free speech an endangered species (Prasad) 11:434-435 INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS Artificial inflation of natural rights (Flew) 12:483-485 Basic rights and meta-rights (Irvine) 12:485-486 Coping with smoking (Machan) 4:146 147 Forgotten right of association (D. Hood) 10:406-408 Levelers: libertarian revolutionaries (Elliott) 5:185-189 See also Responsibility, individual INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (Ewert) 4:155-160 INVISIBLE hand at work (Shaw) 4:134 IRELAND, privatization in Northern (Elliott) 9:359-360 IRVINE, William B. Basic rights and meta-rights. 12:485 486 ISLAMIC capitalism: the Turkish boom (Elliott) 2:74-75 ISRAEL: the road from socialism (Dean) 9:361-366 J JACKSON, Donald Dale (Smithsonian). See Perspectives, 8:290 JONES, Richard Taxation versus efficiency. 2:80-81 JUD ICIARY system, justice Crime and consequences (R. J.

Bidinotto) 7:252-262; 8:294-304; 9:340-351 K KAIN, Geoffrey Religion in China. 12;472-476 KAMPUCHEA, 1975-1979. See Cam bodian experiment KAZA,Greg Ecorse's [Michigan] grand experiment. 12:481-482 KENNEDY, D. James. See Perspectives, 2:50 KIBBE, Matthew B. The unspoken dialogue of the market. 11:431-433 See also Book reviews (Buchanan; Selgin) KIRKWOOD, R. Cort The population bomb . . . defused. 11:441-445 KIRZNER, Israel M. See Book reviews (Smith) KNOWLEDGE Unspoken dialogue of the market (Kibbe) 11:431-433 KUHNE,Cecil The dam builders. 4:162-163 "Lime": E. B. White and self-reliance. 11:440 L LABOR, employment, wages Minimum wage: an unfair advantage for employers (Boudreaux) 10:396 397 Section 89: tax code limits workers' choices. 7:263-264 Quality of people and products (Athens) 1:31-32 LAND use restrictions Growth controls and individualliber ties (Sandy & Yandell) 2:54-56 See also Conservation LEEF, George C.

Why is there a drug problem? 2:57-59 See also Book reviews (Huber); Hov ey, Readers' forum, 5:201 LEMIEUX, Pierre GATT and the alternative of unilateral free trade. 6:238-243 Socialized medicine: the Canadian ex perience.3:96-1oo LEO, John (U. S. News & World Report). See Perspectives, 3:91 LESSONS in a supermarket (Baden & Marotz-Baden) 2:52-53 LETTER to the Commission (Hellam) 1:14-15 LEVELERS: libertarian revolutionaries (Elliott) 5:185-189 LEVITE, Allan. See Readers' forum, 1:38 LIBERALISM, classical, Popper, Hayek, and (Shearmur) 2:71-73 "LIME": E. B. White and self-reliance (Kuhne) 11:440 M MACHAN, TiborR. Coping with smoking. 4:146-147 Movie-goers can think for themselves. 10:409 No vote for the candidate. 11:429-430 Scandal at the welfare state. 3:110-112 Sports in America. 9:367-368 Two senses of human freedom. 1:33-37 See also Perspectives, 5:170 MAKING dough in the heartland (Rogers) 11:450-452 MARKET process High-definition TV: government or market choice? (McGath) 10:386 388 Invisible hand at work (Shaw) 4:134 Market for low cholesterol (Walker) 11:449 Markets and morality (Hill) 2:76-79 Moral criticisms of the market (Ewert) 3:103-109 Racial tensions: the market is the solu tion (D. Bernstein) 7:279-280 Specialization and exchange (Smiley) 10:394-395 Unspoken dialogue of the market (Kibbe) 11:431-433 See also Consumer sovereignty; En trepreneurs; Private enterprise MAROTZ-BADEN, Ramona (co-au thor) See Baden MARX, Karl-ideas of Two senses of human freedom (Machan) 1:33-37 MATTHEW, Scott C.

Where will it all end? 5:180-182 MAUGHMER, G. F. See Perspectives, 12:459 McGATH, Gary High-definition TV: government or market choice? 10:386-388 McGEE, Robert W. See Book reviews MEDICAL care British way of withholding care (Schwartz) 3:101-102 Socialized medicine: the Canadian ex perience (Lemieux) 3:96-100 What is a doctor's relative worth? (Orient) 9:355-358 Why deny health care? (Oldham) 3:94-95 MINIMUM wage: an unfair advantage for employers (Boudreaux) 10:396 397 MONEY /inflationlbanking Deposit insurance deja vu (Schuler) 7:265-269 Free market money in coal-mining communities (Timberlake) 10:398 405 International Monetary Fund (Ewert) 4:155-160 Old banking myths (Sennholz) 5:175 179 Privatize deposit insurance (Hummel) 7:270-271 MONOPOLY Myths of the rich man (Fulda) 2:82-83 MONOPOLY government (DiLorenzo) 5:212-216 MOORE, Wilma. See Perspectives, 6:210-211 MORALITY/immorality Economics has the answer: what's the question? (Opitz) 4:148-150 Markets and morality (Hill) 2:76-79 Moral criticisms of the market (Ewert) 3:103-109 Social consciousness and individual freedom (Beers) 9:352-354 MOVIE-GOERS can think for them selves (Machan) 10:409 MURRAY, Joe. See Perspectives, 11:418-419 MY FAMILY life as a socialist (Bray) 12:460-461 MY SON and the Guatemalan Indians (Fischer) 3:122-123 MYASNIKOV, Alexei (Glasnost) See Perspectives, 9:330-331 MYTHS of the rich man (Fulda) 2:82-83 N NEW YORK TIMES. See Perspectives, 3:91 NICHOLS, Sheridan. See Perspectives, 5:170-171 NIEDERHOFFER, Victor. See Per spectives, 8:290-291 1992: which vision for Europe? (Elliott) 3:116-121 NO VOTE for the candidate (Machan) 11:429-430 o OF SPECIAL interest (Cohen) 5:192-196 OIL shock [1973], responding to (Gonza lez & Folsom) 2:62-65 OLD banking myths (Sennholz) 5:175 179 OLDHAM, Robert K.

Why deny health care? 3:94-95 OPITZ, Edmund A. Economics has the answer: what's the question? 4:148-150 ORIENT, Jane M. What is a doctor's relative worth? 9:355-358 OSTASZEWSKI, Krzysztof See Readers' forum, 8:322 OWNBY, Lee Private property: in need of historic preservation. 8:305-306 p PAINE, Tom (1737-1809), his revolution (Phillips) 4:164-165 PARKS, Lawrence M. See Readers' fo rum, 9:369 PASOUR, E. c., Jr. Affirmative action: a counterproduc tive policy. 1:29-31 See Book reviews (Luttrell) PAUL, Ellen Frankel. See Readers' fo rum, 7:282 PAYNE, James L. How smart is big brother? 3:92-93 The real meaning of tax loopholes. 4:132-133 Who are the problem-solvers? 5:183 184 Why public schools fail. 6:224-225 PERSONAL responsibility: a brief sur vey (Huff) 7:272-273 PERSPECTIVES Automotive genius (M. Bernstein) 3:90-91 Beyond numbers (J. A. Taylor) 10:379 Black and white (Hornberger) 1:3 China: why the worst got on top (Sum mers) 10:378 Control or economic law? (Greaves) 8:291 The decline of moral consciousness (Hornberger) 2:51 Economics and ecology (Baden) 3:90 The educational challenge (Nichols) 5:170-171 Equal rights (Southwick) 10:379 Facing the facts (Leo) 3:91 The freedom philosophy (Maughmer) 12:459 The insanity of inflation (Rees-Mogg) 2:51 Is aid helping prolong the Sudanese war? (Bateman) 11:418; The Johnstown flood (Jackson) 8:290 Justice and charity (Kennedy) 2:50 INDEX 1989 501 Knowledge of the law is no excuse (Murray) 11:418-419 Letter from China (Anonymous) 12:458 Little tyrannies (Moore) 6:210-211 Look around (Simon) 4:130 Man alone (Bukovsky) 3:91 Message from Moscow (Myasnikov) 9:330-331 On envy (Russell) 10:379 On speculators (Niederhoffer) 8:290 291 Property and welfare (Machan) 5:170 Protecting the irresponsible (Hornberger) 4:130-131 Pure socialism (Fulda) 1:3 Regulatory chaos (Huber) 4:131 Social security (Robbins) 7:251 The socialist elite (Iddles) 1:2-3 Soviet agriculture (New York Times) 3:91 The triumph of capitalism (Heilbroner) 9:331 The uninsured (Summers) 5:171 A vital difference (Weidenbaum) 3:91 What if ... ? (Helstrom) 6:211 What protection teaches (George) 5:171 Where your mail went (Bovard) 4:131 Why the Russians didn't march (An ishchenko) 7:251 Why the Soviet economy is still in trouble (Davidson) 7:250-251 The worst polluter (Wald) 10:379 PETERSON, Robert A.

A tale of two revolutions. 8:313-319 PETERSON, William H. Foreign capital: friend or foe? 1:9-13 Will more dollars save the world? 12:470-471 PHILLIPS, J. Brian Private cities. 3:113-115 Real child care crisis. 10:392-393 Tom Paine's revolution. 4:164-165 PIKCUNAS, Diane D. China's great leap backward. 12:477 480 PIZZA shop, making dough in the heart land (Rogers) 11:450-452 POLAND, private enterprise in (Sall) 5:197-200 POLITICS, political action/corruption No vote for the candidate (Machan) 11:429-430 Scandal at the welfare state (Machan) 3:110-112 Tide in the affairs of men (M. & R. Friedman) 4:135-143 POPPER (Karl), Hayek, and classical liberalism (Shearmur) 2:71-73 POPULATION controVgrowth Freedom, coercion, and family size (Huff) 1:26-27 Population bomb . . . defused (Kirk wood) 11:441-445 PRASAD, Rayasam V. Free speech: an endangered species in India. 11:434-435 PRICES/pricing Hurricane Hugo: price controls hinder recovery (Shannon) 12:462-463 What is a doctor's relative worth?

(Orient) 9:355-358 PRITCHARD, Stu "I'm here to help you" 12:487 PRIVATE cities (Phillips) 3:113-115 502 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1989 PRIVATE enterprise Against the creation of wealth (Shenfield) 1:16-20 China's great leap backward (Pikcu nas) 12:477-480 Private enterprise in Poland (SaIl) 5:197-200 Women and the market: are they made for each other? (Baker) 12:464-469 See also Market process PRIVATE property Private preservation of wildlife: a visit to the South African lowveld (Seijas & Vorhies) 8:307-312 Private property: in need of historic preservation (Ownby) 8:305-306 Private property and the environment: two views (Shaw & Hospers) 1:39-41 Private property from Soweto to Shanghai (Boaz) 11:446-448 Shipwreck legislation: legality vs. morality (Gentile) 6:217-223 PRIVATIZATION Ecorse's [Michigan 1grand experiment (Kaza) 12:481-482 Israel: the road from socialism (Dean) 9:361-366 Private property from Soweto to Shanghai (Boaz) 11:446-448 Privatize deposit insurance (Hummel) 7:270-271 PRIVATIZATION in Northern Ireland (Elliott) 9:359-360 PROTECTING whom from what?

(Ahlstrom) 4:153-154 PROTECTION. See Trade barriers PUJIE Zheng Crackdown in China. 9:332-335 Q QUALITY of people and products (Athens) 1:31-32 R RACIAL tensions: the market is the so lution (D. Bernstein) 7:279-280 RACISM public and private (Block) 1:28-29 RADIOrrV Fairness doctrine, R.I.P. (Amador) 6:226-231 High-definition TV: government or market choice? (McGath) 10:386 388 REAL child care crisis (Phillips) 10:392 393 REAL meaning of tax loopholes (Payne) 4:132-133 REES-MOGG, William. See Perspec tives, 2:51 REHMKE, Gregory E Who is destroying the world's forests? 11:436-439 RELATIVE worth, doctor's? (Orient) 9:355-358 RELIGION. See Freedom of; also Morality RELIGION in China (Kain) 12:472-476 RENT CONTROL Where will it all end? (Matthew) 5:180-182 RESPONDING to the oil shock: the U.S. economy since 1973 (Gonzalez & Folsom) 2:62-65 RESPONSIBILITY, individual "Lime": E. B. White and self-reliance (Kuhne) 11:440 Personal responsibility (Huff) 7:272 273 Social consciousness and individual freedom (Beers) 9:352-354 REVOLUTIONS Tale of two revolutions (R. A. Peter son) 8:313-319 Thomas Erskine: advocate of freedom (Gabb) 7:274-278 Tom Paine's revolution (Phillips) 4:164-165 REYNOLDS, Morgan O.

The Cambodian experiment in retro spect 5:172-174 RISE and fall of the Edsel (Young) 9:336-339 ROBBINS, Aldona E. See Perspectives, 7:251 ROBSON, John S. P. See Readers' fo rum, 1:38 ROGERS, Ann Weiss Making dough in the heartland 11:450 452 RUSSELL, Jim. See Perspectives, 10:379 RUSSIA Cambodian experiment in retrospect (Reynolds) 5:172-174 Confession of Yevgeni Turchik (inter view) 10:389-391 Entrenchment of the state (Hoffman) 2:66-68 s SAFARIS Private preservation of wildlife: a visit to the South African lowveld (Seijas & Vorhies) 8:307-312 SAILING the competitive seas (Coner ly) 1:24-25 SALL, Barbara Private enterprise in Poland. 5:197-200 See also Readers' forum, 8:322 SANDY, Jonathan, and Dirk Yandell Growth controls and individualliber ties. 2:54-56 SAVINGS and loan industry. See Money SCANDAL at the welfare state (Machan) 3:110-112 SCHIMENZ, Robert J. State funding threatens community groups. 4:161 SCHULER, Kurt Deposit insurance deja vu. 7:265-269 SCHWARTZ, Harry The British way of withholding care.

3:101-102 SCRIP currency/tokens/coins Free market money in coal-mining communities (Timberlake) 10:398 405 SECTION 89: tax code limits workers' choices (Cordato) 7:263-264 SEIJAS, Nancy and Frank Vorhies Private preservation of wildlife: a visit to the South African lowveld. 8:307 312 SEMMENS, John See Book reviews (Wildavsky) SENNHOLZ, Hans E Old banking myths. 5:175-179 SHANNON, Russell Hurricane Hugo: price controls hinder recovery. 12:462-463 See also Book reviews (Morris) SHAW, Jane S. The invisible hand at work. 4:134 __ and John Hospers Private property and the environment: two views. 1:39-41 SHEARMUR, Jeremy Popper, Hayek, and classical liberal ism. 2:71-73 SHENFIELD, Arthur Against the creation of wealth: the threatening tide. 1:16-20 SHIPWRECK legislation: legality vs. morality (Gentile) 6:217-223 SHOULD we stop selling real estate to foreigners? (Crocker) 8:320-321 SIMON, William E. See Perspectives, 4:130 SMILEY, Gene Specialization and exchange. 10:394 395 SMITH, Adam - ideas of Speculators: Adam Smith revisited (Culp & E Smith) 10:383-385 Tide in the affairs of men (M. & R.

Friedman) 4:135-143 SMITH, Fred L., Jr. (coauthor). See Culp. SMITH,Philip At whose expense? 5:190-191 SMOKING, coping with (Machan) 4:146 147 SOCIAL consciousness and individual freedom (Beers) 9:352-354 SOCIALISM Cambodian experiment in retrospect (Reynolds) 5:172-174 Hunger and farming in black South Africa (Vorhies) 6:232-237 Israel: the road from socialism (Dean) 9:361-366 Tide in the affairs of men (M. & R. Friedman) 4:135-143 SOCIALIZED medicine: the Canadian experience (Lemieux) 3:96-100 SOUTH AFRICA Private preservation of wildlife: a visit to the South African lowveld (Seijas & Vorhies) 8:307-312 Private property from Soweto to Shanghai (Boaz) 11:446-448 SOUTHWICK, Kevin. See Perspectives, 10:379 SPECIAL interest, of (Cohen) 5:192-196 SPECIALIZATION, division of labor Specialization and exchange (Smiley) 10:394-395 ' Taxation versus efficiency (Jones) 2:80-81 SPECULATORS: Adam Smith revisited (Culp & E Smith) 10:383-385 SPORTS Sports in America (Machan) 9:367-368 State funding threatens community groups (Schimenz) 4:161 STATE funding threatens community groups (Schimenz) 4:161 STATISTICS How smart is big brother? (Payne) 3:92-93 STEWART, David M. See Book reviews (Bethell) SUBSIDIES At whose expense? (P. Smith) 5:190 191 Real child care crisis (Phillips) 10:392 393 State funding threatens community groups (Schimenz) 4:161 Who is destroying the world's forests?