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INDEX THE FREEMAN Volume 43 January-December1993 Prepared by John Dogger and Beth Hoffman NOTE: In page references, the number preceding the colon designates the month, the numbers following refer to pages. All articles have at least three entries-author, title, and subject except in a few cases when the title and the appropriate subject coincide. Books reviewed are listed alphabetically by their author(s) on page 503; the names of their reviewers are included in the master index. A ADLER, Jonathan H. See Book reviews (Hess, Jr.) ADVERTISING In praise of billboards (Person) 9:360-361 AHLSEEN, Mark Why government can't create jobs. 10:389-390 ALDER, Susan Education in America. 2:59-67 ALLEN, William R. and Dickneider, William Scholarship, leadership, and public works jobs. 3:103-104 AMERICAN educational establishment, 1993 (Hospers) 12:464-470 AMERICA'S impending brain drain (Huxtable) 3:96-100 AMES, Bruce N.
Science and the environment. 9:343 344 ANDERSON, Sarah Oil drilling in Alaska. 9:362-363 ANIMALS Zoo, Inc. (Haarmeyer and Larson) 1:22-24 ANTITRUST regulation: back to the past (Armentano) 1:16-18 ARE Americans overfed? (McClure and Van Cott) 8:309-310 ARE there too many lawyers? (Fulda and Vincent) 1:19-20 ARGENTINA Life, death,and resurrection of an economy (Monson) 5:168-175 ARMENTANO, D.T. Antitrust regulation: back to the past. 1:16-18 ATTARIAN, John. See Book reviews (Kelly, Robertson) B BADEN, John A. and Ethier, Robert Linking liberty, economy, and ecology. 9:340-342 BAIRD, Charles W. Outlawing cooperation. 7:263-271 BANDOW, Doug Environmentalism: the triumph of politics. 9:332-339 National service: utopias revisited. 8:301-305 See also Book reviews (Wood, Staley) BANFIELD, Eric-Charles The forgotten consumer. 3:105-106 State health insurance regulations. 1:25-27 BANKING without regulation (L.
White) 10:375-377 BARBARICK, Richard Government highways: unsafe at any speed. 6:210-213 BAST, Joseph What hunger insurance could teach us about health insurance. 11:431 434 BAUKNECHT, James R. Vietnam: a fate of its own. 5:181-185 BAZIKIAN, Daniel A. See Book reviews (Olasky) BEANS, bombs, and bureaucrats (McCaffery) 5: 186-188 BELLERUE, Albert R. Pulling the plug on the REA. 9:358 359 BENEFITS of variation (Edwards) 8:311-313 BENSON, Bruce Highway robbery. 7:253-255 BILLINGSLEY, K.L. The government baby-brokering business. 1:28-29 Will constitution trump revolution in Eastern Europe? 5:176-180 BOETTKE, Peter J. From Marx to Mises: a review essay. 8:322-325 BOUDREAUX, Donald J. A life-saving lesson from Operation Desert Storm. 10:391-392 BRAINARD, D.K. Operation smile. 5:189-193 BUREAUCRACY Paying bureaucracies to run amok (North) 8:306-308 Stewardship versus bureaucracy (Perry) 9:348-349 BUSINESS Hollywood's views of capitalism (Keating) 3:92-95 Ethics and business (Opitz) 3:84-91 c CAIN, Stephen The question still lives. 5: 194-196 CAN voluntarism survive the taxman?
(Payne) 4:137-138 CANGELLO, Vincent W. The consequences of managed competition. 11 :436-437 CAPITALISM Cheap capitalism (Rogers) 8:313-314 Hollywood's views of capitalism (Keating) 3:92-95 In defense of property rights and capitalism (Machan) 6:219-225 499 CARSON, Clarence Thomas Jefferson: liberty and power. 4:141-148 CASE for happy endings (Worlton) 12:487-488 CASE for shopping at Kroger (Woodlief) 3: 107-109 CAUSE of freedom begins with me (Koopman) 10:393-394 CHAITOW, Bill Part of the economy. 7:274-275 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews (DUignan, Freeman Classics, Gross, Vedder, Payne) CHALMERS, Thomas, and the poor laws (Thies) 12:491-493 CHEAP capitalism (Rogers) 8:313-314 CHILDREN, families For your own good (Clites) 8:315-316 Government baby-brokering business (Billingsley) 1:28-29 Little lessons in larceny (Madden) 12:479-480 Parents and government (Simpson) 8:316-317 Saving sick children from state science (Rogers) 6:214-218 CHODES, John Richard Cobden: creator of the free market. 3:110-115 CLASS exclusion notice (Swearingen) 3:101-102 CLEVELAND, Paul A.
Re-regulating airlines. 6:226-229 CLITES, Roger For your own good. 8:315-316 Macro mistakes. 12:478-479 COBDEN, Richard: creator of the free market (Chodes) 3:110-115 COMING financial collapse of Social Security (Ferrara) 11 :438-447 COMMON good and the free rider (Tanner) 10:397-401 COMPETITION Consequences of managed competition (Cangello) 11 :436-437 Store sets (Montague) 7:272-273 CONFEDERATE States of America Question still lives (Cain) 5:194-196 CONSEQUENCES of managed competition (Cangello) 11 :436-437 CONSUMER ethics (Rogers) 7:276-278 CONSUMERS Forgotten consumer (Banfield) 3:105 106 Role of brands in consumer markets (Stuart) 7:282-284 Store sets (Montague) 7:272-273 COSTS of tax and spend (McGinnis) 4:151-153 CROCKER, Brandon A nation of children. 12:489-490 D DAVID, Anna Disestablishing public education. 2:68-71 DEFENDING freedom and the free society (Opitz) 1:4-13 DENIAL of rights through regulation (Klemmer) 6:204-206 DICKNEIDER, William (co-author).
See Allen 500 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1993 DiLORENZO, Thomas J. The new industrial policy. 8:292-300 DISESTABLISHING public education (David) 2:68-71 DO no harm (Orient) 6:238 DO state and local fiscal choices matter? (Lile) 4: 149-150 DOHERTY, Brian. See Book reviews (Greve) E EASTERN EUROPE Learning from experience (Pongracic) 12:481-486 Operation smile (Brainard) 5:189-193 Will constitution trump revolution in Eastern Europe? (Billingsley) 5:176-180 ECO-JUSTICE (Orient) 9:357 ECONOMIC way of thinking (Nash) part 1, 10:372-374; part 2, 11:412 414; part 3, 12:460-463 ECONOMICS Are Americans overfed? (McClure and Van Cott) 8:309-310 Benefits of variation (Edwards) 8:311-313 Common good and the free rider (Tanner) 10:397-401 Macro mistakes (Clites) 12:478-479 Your money-your choice (Pasour, Jr.) 10:383-385 ECUADOR Beans, bombs, and bureaucrats (McCaffery) 5:186-188 EDUCATION for one's own sake (Read) 2:72-74 EDUCATION in America (Alder) 2:59-67 EDUCATION American educational establishment, 1993 (Hospers) 12:464-470 America's impending brain drain (Huxtable) 3:96-100 Disestablishing public education (David) 2:68-71 Failure of American public education (Hood) 2:44-50 Homeschooling and educational choice (D. Peterson) 2:75-78 Toward a free market in higher education (Stuart) 12:470-474 EDUCATIONAL vouchers: the double tax (North) 2:51-58 EDWARDS, James Rolph The benefits of variation. 8:311-313 EMPLOYMENT Scholarship, leadership, and public works jobs (Allen and Dickneider) 3:103-104 Why government can't create jobs (Ahlseen) 10:389-390 ENVIRONMENT Linking liberty, economy, and ecology (Baden and Ethier) 9:340 342 Market and nature (Smith, Jr.) 9:350-356 Oil drilling in Alaska (Anderson) 9:362-363 Overpopulation: the perennial myth (Osterfeld) 9:345-348 Science and the environment (Ames) 9:343-344 Stewardship versus bureaucracy (Perry) 9:348-349 ENVIRONMENTALISM: the triumph of politics (Bandow) 9:332-339 ETHICS and business (Opitz) 3:84-91 ETHIER, Robert (co-author) See Baden F FAILURE of American public education (Hood) 2:44-50 "FAIR share," politics of (North) 11:448-451 FEAR of individualism (Machan) 7:259-261 FERRARA, Peter J.
The coming financial collapse of Social Security. 11:438-447 FOR your own good (Clites) 8:315-316 FORGOTTEN consumer (Banfield) 3:105-106 FREE MARKETS Why free markets are difficult to defend (Schansberg) 10:381-382 FREEDOM Cause of freedom begins with me (Koopman) 10:393-394 Defending freedom and the free society (Opitz) 1:4-13 Is freedom an antiquated term? (Moore) 1:14-15 Thomas Jefferson: liberty and power (Carson) 4:141-148 FREEW AY to serfdom (Orient) 11:435-436 FRIEDMAN and North on vouchers (letters from M. Friedman and G. North) 7:285-286 FROM Marx to Mises: a review essay (Boettke) 8:322-325 FULDA, Joseph S. and Vincent, Patrick J. Are there too many lawyers? 1:19-20 G GARDNER, Scott Rent control and the penultimate solution. 6:230-233 GARRISON, Roger W. The trouble with Keynes. 10:386-388 GASTON, Leonard. See Book reviews (Burkett) GORDON, Hal. See Book reviews (Jacobs) GOVERNMENT baby-brokering business (Billingsley) 1:28-29 GOVERNMENT, growth of, in America (Moore) 4:124-136 GOVERNMENT highways: unsafe at any speed (Barbarick) 6:210-213 GOVERNMENT, proper role of Thomas Jefferson: liberty and power (Carson) 4:141-148 GOVERNMENT regulation, planning, intervention Antitrust regulation: back to the past (Armentano) 1:16-18 Banking without regulation (L.
White) 10:375-377 Class exclusion notice (Swearingen) 3:101-102 Denial of rights through regulation (Klemmer) 6:204-206 Eco-justice (Orient) 9:357 Kosher cops (Sullum) 7:279-281 Medicine and the welfare state (Palyi) 11:421-430 National health care: medicine in Germany 1918-1945 (Micozzi) 11:416-420 New industrial policy (DiLorenzo) 8:292-300 Part of the economy (Chaitow) 7:274-275 Rent control and the penultimate solution (Gardner) 6:230-233 Route to 9066 (Moore) 8:320-321 Sexual harassment: what is it? (McElroy) 6:234-237 State health insurance regulations (Banfield) 1:25-27 GOVERNMENT'S war on property (Wollstein) 7:244-252 GRESHAM, Perry. See Book reviews (Wriston) GROWING Toyotas, manufacturing soybeans (North) 1:30-32 GROWTH of government in America (Moore) 4:124-136 H HAARMEYER, David and Larson, Elizabeth Zoo, Inc. 1:22-24 HARRIS, Jr., T. Franklin. See Book reviews (Osborne) HARRISS, C. Lowell. See Book reviews (Best) HEALTH care, government regulation of Consequences of managed competition (Cangello) 11:436-437 Do no harm (Orient) 6:238 Freeway to serfdom (Orient) 11 :435 436 Medicine and the welfare state (Palyi) 11:421-430 National health care: medicine in Germany 1918-1945 (Micozzi) 11:416-420 Operation smile (Brainard) 5:189-193 Saving sick children from state science (Rogers) 6:214-218 State health insurance regulations (Banfield) 1:25-27 What hunger insurance could teach us about health insurance (Bast) 11:431-434 HIGHWAY robbery (Benson) 7:253 255 HOLLYWOOD'S views of capitalism (Keating) 3:92-95 HOMESCHOOLING and educational choice (D. Peterson) 2:75-78 HOOD, John The failure of American public education. 2:44-50 HOSPERS, John The American educational establishment, 1993. 12:464-470 HUXTABLE, Fulton America's impending brain drain.
3:96-100 I IMMIGRATION-friend or foe? (McClure and Van Cott) 10:395 396 IN defense of property rights and capitalism (Machan) 6:219-225 IN praise of billboards (Person) 9:360 361 INDIVIDUAL rights, responsibilities Cause of freedom begins with me (Koopman) 10:393-394 Class exclusion notice (Swearingen) 3:101-102 Nation of children (Crocker) 12:489 490 Requiring citizens to do evil (Pierone) 7:261-262 INDIVIDUALISM, fear of (Machan) 7:259-261 IS freedom an antiquated term? (Moore) 1:14-15 J JEFFERSON, Thomas: liberty and power (Carson) 4:141-148 JUDGING politicians (R. White) 4:139-140 JURY nullification Requiring citizens to do evil (Pierone) 7:261-262 K KEATING, Raymond J. Hollywood's views of capitalism. 3:92-95 See also Book reviews (Bernstein) KEYNES, trouble with (Garrison) 10:386-388 KIRZNER, Israel M. See Book reviews (Greaves) KLEMMER, Zak and Jo Anne Denial of rights through regulation.
6:204-206 KOLAR, Elizabeth Toward a cashless society. 10:377 380 KOOPMAN, Roger The cause of freedom begins with me. 10:393-394 KORVES, Ross. See Book reviews (Goodman) KOSHER cops (Sullum) 7:279-281 L LABOR UNIONS Case for shopping at Kroger (Woodlief) 3: 107-109 Outlawing cooperation (Baird) 7:263 271 LAPP, Hannah B. See Book reviews (Gatto) LARSON, Elizabeth (co-author). See Haarmeyer LAW, legal services Are there too many lawyers? (Fulda and Vincent) 1:19-20 LEARNING from experience (Pongracic) 12:481-486 LIFE, death, and resurrection of an economy (Monson) 5: 168-175 LIFE-SAVING lesson from Operation Desert Storm (Boudreaux) 10:391 392 LILE, Stephen E. Do state and local fiscal choices matter? 4: 149-150 LINKING liberty, economy, and ecology (Baden and Ethier) 9:340 342 LITTLE lessons in larceny (Madden) 12:479-480 M MACHAN, Tibor R. In defense of property rights and capitalism. 6:219-225 The fear of individualism. 7:259-261 MACHEN, J. Gresham: a forgotten libertarian (Walker) 12:475-477 MACRO mistakes (Clites) 12:478-479 MADDEN, Russell"
Little lessons in larceny. 12:479-480 MARKET and nature (Smith, Jr.) 9:350-356 MARX, Karl-ideas of From Marx to Mises: a review essay (Boettke) 8:322-325 Learning from experience (Pongracic) 12:481-486 McCAFFERY, James M. Beans, bombs, and bureaucrats. 5:186-188 McCLURE, James E. and Van Cott, T. Norman Are Americans overfed? 8:309-310 Immigration-friend or foe? 10:395 396 McELROY, Wendy Sexual harassment: what is it? 6:234 237 McGINNIS, John D. The costs of tax and spend. 4:151 153 McINNIS, Daniel F. A subtle seizure. 6:207-209 MEDICAL care; See Health care. MEDICINE and the welfare state (Palyi) 11:421-430 MEXICO: myths and reality (Whalen) 5:164-167 MICOZZI, Marc S. National health care: medicine in Germany 1918-1945. 11:416-420 MISES, Ludwig-ideas of From Marx to Mises: a review essay (Boettke) 8:322-325 MONEY, banking, inflation, credit Banking without regulation (L. White) 10:375-377 Toward a cashless society (Kolar) 10:377-380 MONSON, Michael C.
The life, death, and resurrection of an economy. 5:168-175 MONTAGUE, David Store sets. 7:272-273 MOORE, Stephen The growth of government in America. 4: 124-136 MOORE, Wilma J. Is "freedom" an antiquated term? 1:14-15 INDEX 1993 501 The route to 9066. 8:320-321 MORALITY in America (Ream) 7:256 258 MORALITY, ethics Consumer ethics (Rogers) 7:276-278 Ethics and business (Opitz) 3:84-91 MULTICULTURALISM Route to 9066 (Moore) 8:320-321 MUSGRAVE, Gerald L. See Book reviews (Wasley) N NASH, Ronald The economic way of thinking: Part 1. 10:372-374 Part 2. 11:412-415 Part 3. 12:460-463 NATION of children (Crocker) 12:489 490 NATIONAL health care: medicine in Germany 1918-1945 (Micozzi) 11:416-420 NATIONAL service: utopias revisited (Bandow) 8:301-305 NEW industrial policy (DiLorenzo) 8:292-300 NORTH, Gary Education vouchers: the double tax. 2:51-58 Growing Toyotas, manufacturing soybeans. 1:30-32 Paying bureaucracies to run amok.
8:306-308 Politics of the "fair share." 11:448 451 o OIL drilling in Alaska (Anderson) 9:362-363 OPERATION Desert Storm, a life saving lesson from (Boudreaux) 10:391-392 OPERATION smile (Brainard) 5:189 193 OPITZ, Edmund A. Defending freedom and the free society. 1:4-13 Ethics and business. 3:84-91 OPITZ, Edmund A., tribute to (Sirico) 10:404-405 ORIENT, Jane M. Do no harm. 6:238 Eco-justice. 9:357 Freeway to serfdom. 11:435-436 OSTERFELD, David Overpopulation: the perennial myth. 9:345-348 OUTLA WING cooperation (Baird) 7:263-271 OVERPOPULATION: the perennial myth (Osterfeld) 9:345-348 p PAL VI, Melchior Medicine and the welfare state. 11:421-430 PARENTS and government (Simpson) 8:316-317 PART of the economy (Chaitow) 7:274-275 502 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1993 PASOUR, Jr., E.C. Your money-your choice. 10:383-385 PAYING bureaucracies to run amok (North) 8:306-308 PAYNE, James L. Can voluntarism survive the taxman?
4:137-138 PERRY,Rick Stewardship versus bureaucracy. 9:348-349 PERSON, Lawrence In praise of billboards. 9:360-361 PETERSON, Dennis L. Homeschooling and educational choice. 2:75-78 PETERSON, William H. See Book reviews (Bennett, Figgie, Jr., Lee, Murphey, Osterfeld) PIERONE, Michael Requiring citizens to do evil. 7:261-262 POLITICS Judging politicians (R. White) 4:139 140 POLITICS of the "fair share" (North) 11:448-451 PONGRACIC, Ivan Learning from experience. 12:481 486 POOR laws, Thomas Chalmers and (Thies) 12:491-493 PRIV ATE property rights Denial of rights through regulation (Klemmer) 6:204-206 Eco-justice (Orient) 9:357 Government's war on property (Wollstein) 7:244-252 Highway robbery (Benson) 7:253-255 In defense of property rights and capitalism (Machan) 6:219-225 In praise of billboards (Person) 9:360-361 Subtle seizure (McInnis) 6:207-209 PRIV ATIZATION Zoo, Inc. (Haarmeyer and Larson) 1:22-24 PULLING the plug on the REA (Bellerue) 9:358-359 Q QUESTION still lives (Cain) 5:194-196 R RAISING taxes stifles initiatives-invisibly (Stevens) 8:318-319 REA, pulling the plug on (Bellerue) 9:358-359 READ, Leonard Education for one's own sake. 2:72 74 REAM, Norman S.
Morality in America. 7:256-258 RELIGION J. Gresham Machen: a forgotten libertarian (Walker) 12:475-477 Kosher cops (Sullum) 7:279-281 Morality in America (Ream) 7:256 258 Saving sick children from state science (Rogers) 6:214-218 RENT control and the penultimate solution (Gardner) 6:230-233 REQUIRING citizens to do evil (Pierone) 7:261-262 RE-REGULATING airlines (Cleveland) 6:226-229 ROBBINS, John W. See Book reviews (McDonald, Wilcox) ROGERS, A.M. Cheap capitalism. 8:313-314 Consumer ethics. 7:276-278 Saving sick children from state science. 6:214-218 ROLE of brands in consumer markets (Stuart) 7:282-284 ROUTE to 9066 (Moore) 8:320-321 RUSSELL, Jim. See Book reviews (Gore) s SAVING sick children from state science (Rogers) 6:214-218 SCHANSBERG, D. Eric Why free markets are difficult to defend. 10:381-382 SCHOLARSHIP, leadership, and public works jobs (Allen and Dickneider) 3:103-104 SCIENCE and the environment (Ames) 9:343-344 SEMMENS, John C. See Book reviews (Balling) SEXUAL harassment: what is it?
(McElroy) 6:234-237 SIMPSON, Duncan A. Parents and government. 8:316-317 SIRICO, Robert A tribute to Edmund A. Opitz. 10:404-405 SMITH, Adam-why he burned his clothes (West) 10:402-403 SMITH, Jr., Fred L. The market and nature. 9:350-356 SOCIAL SECURITY Coming financial collapse of Social Security (Ferrara) 11 :438-447 STATE health insurance regulations (Banfield) 1:25-27 STEELE, Peter F. See Book reviews (Felten) STEVENS, Richard W. Raising taxes stifles initiatives-invisibly. 8:318-319 STEWARDSHIP versus bureaucracy (Perry) 9:348-349 STORE sets (Montague) 7:272-273 STUART, William G. The role of brands in consumer markets. 7:282-284 Toward a free market in higher education. 12:470-474 SUBTLE, seizure (McInnis) 6:207-209 SULLUM, Jacob Kosher cops. 7:279-281 SWEARINGEN, Virgil and Lois Class exclusion notice. 3: 101-102 T TANNER, Mack The common good and the free rider. 10:397-401 TAXES, taxation Can voluntarism, survive the taxman?
(Payne) 4:137-138 Costs of tax and spend (McGinnis) 4:151-153 Do state and local fiscal choices matter? (Lile) 4:149-150 Educational vouchers: the double tax (North) 2:51-58 Raising taxes stifles initiatives-invisibly (Stevens) 8:318-319 TAYLOR, Jeff. See Book reviews (Rathje) THIES, Clifford F. Thomas Chalmers and the poor laws. 12:491-493 THOMPSON, Grant. See Book reviews (Pollot) TOWARD a cashless society (Kolar) 10:377-380 TOWARD a free market in higher education (Stuart) 12:470-474 TRADE, international Growing Toyotas, manufacturing soybeans (North) 1:30-32 Forgotten consumer (Banfield) 3:105 106 Immigration, friend or foe? (McClure and Van Cott) 10:395-396 Richard Cobden: creator of the free market (Chodes) 3:110-115 TRANSPORTATION Antitrust regulation: back to the past (Armentano) 1: 16-18 Class exclusion notice (Swearingen) 3:101-102 Government highways: unsafe at any speed (Barbarick) 6:210-213 Re-regulating airlines (Cleveland) 6:226-229 TRIBUTE to Edmund A. Opitz (Sirico) 10:404-405 TROUBLE with Keynes (Garrison) 10:386-388 v VALUES America's impending brain drain (Huxtable) 3:96-100 Case for happy endings (Worlton) 12:487-488 VAN COTT, T. Norman (co-author).
See McClure VIETNAM: a fate of its own (Bauknecht) 5:181-185 VINCENT, Patrick J. (co-author). See Fulda VOLUNTARY action Can voluntarism survive the taxman? (Payne) 4:137-138 Life-saving lesson from Operation Desert Storm (Boudreaux) 10:391 392 National service: utopias revisited (Bandow) 8:301-305 w-z WALKER, Daniel F. J. Gresham Machen: a forgotten libertarian. 12:475-477 WEST, Edwin G. Why Adam Smith burned his clothes. 10:402-403 WHALEN, Christopher Mexico: myths and reality. 5:164-167 WHAT hunger insurance could teach us about health insurance (Bast) 11:431-434 WHITE, Lawrence H. Banking without regulation. 10:375-377 WHITE, Rick Judging politicians. 4:139-140 WHY Adam Smith burned his clothes (West) 10:402-403 WHY free markets are difficult to defend (Schansberg) 10:381-382 WHY government can't create jobs (Ahlseen) 10:389-390 WILL constitution trump revolution in Eastern Europe? (Billingsley) 5:176-180 WOLLSTEIN, Jarret B.
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