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714 INDEX THE FREEMAN Volume 44 January-December 1994 Prepared by Gregory P. Pavlik and Beth A. Hoffman Note: In page references, the number preceding the colon designates the month, the numbers following refer to pages. 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 720. ADLER, Jonathan H. See Book reviews (Epstein; Meiners and Yandle; Rauch) AFFIRMATIVE action, ethics of (Yates) 7:351-353 AFRICA Some international neglect would be good for Africa (Ahiakpor) 8:447 450 AHIAKPOR, James C. W. Some international neglect would be good for Africa. 8:447-450 AHRENS, John Sweet speculation. 7:358-360 ALEXANDER, Scott Treachery? 9:491-492 ALL of us are equal? (Machan) 4:198 199 AMERICA's economics knowledge deficit (Reed) 9:480-482 ANDERSON, William L.

Higher airfares ahead? 4:177 ANTITRUST policy, failure of (Armentano) 6:294-296 ARE government statistics necessary? (Youngblood) 4:204 ARE women exploited by the free market? (Chodes) 9:508-513 ARMENTANO, D. T. The failure of antitrust policy. 6:294 296 ART and commerce (Dodsworth) 7: 361-364 AT home, but hardly alone (Christie) 8:415-416 ATTARIAN, John Freedom versus fear. 3: 136-140 See also Book reviews (Bannister; Gwartney and Stroup; Paterson; Peterson) BAIRD, Charles W. Labor cartels, competition, and government. 8:426-429 Strikers and scabs. 3:143-144 Guest editor, August BANDOW, Doug Mother's little helper. 4:200-203 The pharmaceutical industry: problem or solution? 2:55-60 Reforming America's medical system through deregulation. 8:396-405 Time to kill draft registration. 12: 690-695 See also Book reviews (Bernstein and Foster and Huber; Lewis) Guest editor, February BANFIELD, Eric-Charles One information superhighway: take it or leave it? 8:429-430 Passing laws: is governing that simple? 12:705-706 BARONE, Stephen G.

Peace, political science, and pedagogy. 7:379-380 BASEBALL strikes out (Skousen) 12: 707-708 BATEMARCO, Robert Lending discrimination: the unending search. 5:259-262 See also Book reviews (Bordo and Eichengreen; Freeman Classics; Rubenstein) BEFRIENDING volunteer: Octavia Hill (Clayton) 10:563-564 BEISNER, E. Calvin The double-edged sword of multiculturalism. 3:104-112 Guest editor, March BEITO, David T. Lodge doctors and the poor 5:220-225 BEST alternative (Clites) 1:32-33 BEYOND equality of the sexes (Roback) 12:679~684 BEYOND the invisible hand (Gow) 10: 550 BIDINOTTO, Robert James The real enemy of liberty. 12:696-697 BILLINGSLEY, K. L. If you build it they will come. 8:408 409 Owls, ferrets, and free markets. 5: 251-252 BOERNER, Phil A firm hand up for street addicts. 10:559-560 BOETTKE, Peter J. Guest editor, May BOLCH, Ben W. See Book reviews (Putnam) BOUDREAUX, Donald J. Losing touch. 6:297-299 "Predatory pricing" laws: hazardous to consumers' health. 12:664-667 BROWN, David M. See Book reviews (Commager; Fulda) BROWN, Tim The New York asbestos debacle. 2: 91-92 BUCKLES, Brian Morality and wisdom. 4:205-206 BUSINESS in the global community (McGee) 7:377-379 BUSINESS, business ethics Art and commerce (Dodsworth) 7: 361-364 Businessmen and the war of ideas (Reed) 7:343-345 Communitarian and individualistideas in business (Skoble) 7:336-339 Duty and interest (Den Uyl) 7:339-342 Social responsibility of corporations and how to make it work for you (Hasnas) 7:332-335 Sour days at the lemonade stand (Levinson) 10:561-562 Treachery? (Alexander) 9:491-492 Worker in contemporary society (Chesher) 7:346-350 BY any means necessary?

(Zimmerman) 6:304-306 CAPITALISM: an alternative for inner city gangs (Reiland) 3:134-135 CAPITALISM Eating the seed corn (Kazmann) 8: 451-452 Things are better than we think . . . (Shaw) 6:276-278 What is a capitalist? (Clites) 9:518-519 CASE against managed "fair" trade and strategic trade. (Kamath) 8: 436-442 CASE for home schooling (Lechtreck) 1:36-39 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews (Cornuelle; Gale and Rostow; Kirk; Roche) CHESHER, J.E. The worker in contemporary society. 7:346-350 See also Book reviews (Machan) CHODES, John Are women exploited by the free market? 9:508-513 The new forest. 4:166-167 CHRISTAINSEN, Gregory B. Environmental regulation: just as bad as any other. 8:410-412 CHRISTIE, Jim At home, but hardly alone. 8:415-416 See also Book reviews (Raimondo) CHURCHES Do English cathedrals need government help? (Payne) 8:455-456 Pensiongate: the emerging crisis of church investments (Dickson) 8: 453-455 CLAYTON, Peter The befriending volunteer: Octavia Hill. 10:563-564 CLEVELAND, Paul A.

The immorality of government mandated health care. 11:594-597 CLITES, Roger M. The best alternative. 1:32-33 Hoarders, speculators, and other scapegoats. 11:635-636 What is a capitalist? 9:518-519 CLOSING the green gap of market liberalism (Hess) 12:658-663 COMMERCIAL banking in a free society (Horwitz) 7:370-373 COMMUNITARIAN and individualist ideas in business (Skoble) 7:336-339 COMMUNITARIANISM, libertarianism as (Klein) 12:685 689 COMPETITION Incredible ticket machine (Ellig) 5: 231-235 CONDRY, Robert A. Transitting away from the free market. 9:516-518 CONSCRIPTION Time to kill draft registration (Bandow) 12:690-695 CORDATO, Roy E. and Richman, Sheldon A tax deduction for education. 6:299-301 CORRECTION, please! (Mark Skousen column) Baseball strikes out. 12:707-708 The free market works fine, except ... 9:525-527 An ignoble prize in economics? 7: 385-387 I'm all for free trade, but ... 10:573 575 Is this the age of ignorance or enlightenment? 6:320-322 The mother of all myths. 5:263-265 Paul Samuelson finally gets it right.

3:145-147 The perversity of Wall Street. 11: 637-638 What's missing from this picture? 8:457-459 Will Keynes ever die? 4:209-210 CRIME Real enemy of liberty (Bidinotto) 12: 696"7697 CRISIS in the making: Europe's welfare burden (Elliott) 9:505-507 CROWLEY, Brian Lee Liberty and entrepreneurship. 12: 675-678 CULTURE Double-edged sword of multiculturalism (Beisner) 3:104-112 To repair the culture, free the market (Rockwell) 3:113-117 CUNNINGHAM, Jill K. Unele Sam's high priced "volunteers." 10:571-572 DATA manipulation as crisis (Pulsinelli) 11:620-622 DAVIS-BACON: Jim Crow's last stand (Frantz) 2:66-70 DEMOCRACY What's wrong with democracy? (Hatzilambrou) 6:312-315 DENNIS, Kimberly O. Some philanthropists tum their backs on voluntarism. 10:565-566 DEN UYL, Douglas Duty and interest. 7:339-342 DICKSON, Charles Pensiongate: the emerging crisis of church investments. 8:453-455 DILORENZO, Thomas J.

Economic fascism. 6:288-293 Guest editor, June DISASTER relief, insurance How government makes natural disasters worse (Rockwell) 6:279 281 Natural disaster protection act: a disaster waiting to happen (Wolfram) 8:417-420 DISCOURAGED employer (Weidenbaum) 11 :615-619 DO English cathedrals need government help? (Payne) 8:455-456 DODSWORTH, Barbara Art and commerce. 7:361-364 DOUBLE-edged sword of multiculturalism (Beisner) 3:104-112 DUDLEY, Michael Bixby Why old proverbs don't apply anymore. 8:445-446 DUFF, Michael R. The moral hazard of government. 6:307-311 DUTY and interest (Den Uyl) 7:339 342 EATING the seed corn (Kazmann) 8: 451-452 ECONOMIC education America's economics knowledge deficit (Reed) 9:480-482 ECONOMIC fascism (DiLorenzo) 6: 288-293 ECONOMIC illiteracy makes bad law (Pulliam) 9:482-485 ECONOMIC opportunity needs a moral dimension (Reed) 6:282-283 ECONOMIC way of thinking (Nash) part 4, 1:4-7; part 5, 2:52-54; part 6, 3:100-103; part 7, 4:156-158; part 8, 5:256-259 ECONOMICS Data manipulation as crisis (Pulsinelli) 11 :620-622 Get a grip, Garth! (Schlager) 8:443-445 Is this the age of ignorance-or enlightenment? (Skousen) 6:320-322 EDUCATION At home, but hardly alone (Christie) 8:415-416 Case for home schooling (Lechtreck) 1:36-39 Double-edged sword of multiculturalism (Beisner) 3:104-112 Free-market university (W. Peterson) 4:164-165 Morality and wisdom (Buckles) 4: 205-206 New York asbestos debacle (T.

Brown) 2:91-92 Now for some serious educational reform (Machan) 6:302-303 Origins of federal control over education (Twight) 12:701-704 Piper will be paid (Van Eaton) 11: 623-626 School choice for inner-city kids (Ehrgott) 10:553-554 School violence (Hood) 2:85-90 A tax deduction for education (Cordato and Richman) 6:299-301 Time to smarten up rather than dumb down (Perlmutter) 10:569-570 EDWARDS, James Rolph Free markets and externalities: the symmetry of unintended effects. 8:421-425 EGG and I (Pike) 4:170-171 EHRGOTT, Timothy P. School choice for inner-city kids. 10: 553-554 ELLIG, Jerry The incredible ticket machine. 5:231 235 ELLIOTT, Nicholas A crisis in the making: Europe's welfare burden. 9:505-507 EMPLOYMENT Discouraged employer (Weidenbaum) 11:615-619 ENDING welfare as they knew it (Wisz) 10:540-542 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Liberty and entrepreneurship (Crowley) 12:675-678 Parable of the talents: the Bible and entrepreneurs (Sirico) 7:354-357 What makes entrepreneurs tick?

(Williams) 10:545-549 715 ENVIRONMENT and free trade (Kwong) 2:61-65 ENVIRONMENTAL regulation: just as bad as any other (Christainsen) 8:410-412 ENVIRONMENTAL regulations aren't cheap (Reed) 12:668-669 ENVIRONMENTALISM Closing the green gap of market liberalism (Hess) 12:658-663 New forest (Chodes) 4:166-167 Owls, ferrets, and free markets (Billingsley) 5:251-252 Science-Coming out of the closet (Hagen and Worman) 9:501-504 Things are better than we think ... (Shaw) 6:276-278 EQUALITY All of us are equal? (Machan) 4: 198 199 ETHICS of affirmative action (Yates) 7:351-353 EUROPE Crisis in the making: Europe's welfare burden (Elliott) 9:505-507 Post-Communist traumas east and west (Machan) 5:253-255 Promote free and not command constitutions (Siegan) 4:191-192 "Thou shalt not steal" (Malek) 9: 486-490 FAILURE of antitrust policy (Armentano) 6:294-296 FAMIL Y leave, unseen costs of (Sirico) 2:83-84 FASCISM Economic fascism (DiLorenzo) 6: 288-293 Fascist epithet (Tanner) 6:284-287 FEDERAL transit subsidies: how government investment harms the U.S. economy (Semmens) 2:71-75 FEMINIST lesson from economics (Walker) 5:226-230 FIRM hand up for street addicts (Boerner) 10:559-560 FOLEY, Jr., Ridgway K.

Mr. Dickens was right. 1:8-12 FOOD and Drug Administration (FDA) FDA and the market in natural medicine (Hiller) 9:520-524 Should the government kill people to protect their health? (Higgs) 1:13-17 FOREIGN aid the voluntary way (Smith) 10:555-556 FOUR myths about America's Great Depression (Nash) 11:603-610 FRANTZ, John Davis-Bacon: Jim Crow's last stand. 2:66-70 FREE-market university (W. Peterson) 4:164-165 FREE market works fine, except. . . (Skousen) 9:525-527 FREE markets and externalities: the symmetry of unintended effects (Edwards) 8:421-425 FREEDOM or free-for-all? (Reed) 4: 172-173 FREEDOM versus fear (Attarian) 3: 136-140 FREEDOM Best alternative (Clites) 1:32-33 716 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1994 GALLES, Gary M. We need free trade in deed as well as word. 1:23-24 GASMAN, Lawrence. See Book reviews (Keating) GET a grip, Garth! (Schlager) 8:443 445 GIARUSSO, Frederick and Hudson, Gary C.

The space program: no prize. 1:29-31 GOLD. See money GOOD intentions under the microscope (Hyatt) 10:557-558 GOVERNMENT as Robin Hood (Pasour) 12:670-672 GOVERNMENT-created poverty (Martino) 4:187-189 GOVERNMENT "investment" (Semmens) 4: 168-169 GOVERNMENT redistribution impoverishes the poor (Lee) 3:129 130 GOVERNMENT regulation, planning, intervention Discouraged employer (Weidenbaum) 11:615-619 Keeping bad company? (Mixon) 4: 189-190 Moral hazard of government (Dufl) 6:307-311 Mother's little helper (Bandow) 4: 200-203 Needful blessing for the tsar (Trieb) 3:141-143 Of meat and myth (Reed) 11:600-602 One information superhighway: take it or leave it? (Banfield) 8:429-430 Passing laws: is governing that simple? (Banfield) 12:705-706 Past is prologue (Heaton) 5:241-243 Regulation and productivity (Hospers) 7:373-376 Space program: no prize (Giarusso and Hudson) 1:29-31 Unseen costs of family leave (Sirico) 2:83-84 What is government waste? (W.

Peterson) 1:18-19 GOW, Haven Bradford Beyond the invisible hand. 10:550 GRASSROOTS mentors (Woodson) 10:543-544 GREAT DEPRESSION, four myths about America's Great Depression (Nash) 11:603-610 GREAVES, Bettina Bien How much money? 3:131-134 Why war? 4:159-163 See also Book reviews (Holtz) Guest editor, September GROFF, Patrick.· See Book reviews (Sowell) HAGEN, Eric W. and Worman, James J. Science-coming out of the closet. 9:501-504 HASNAS, John The social responsibility of corporations and how to make it work for you. 7:332-335 HATZILAMBROU, L. What's wrong with democracy? 6: 312-315 HAZLITT, Henry Is politics insoluble? 9:468-473 HEALTH care and the chronically ill (Hodson) 11:588-589 HEALTH care, health insurance Canadian health care a good model for the U.S. to follow? (Walker) 8:405-407 FDA and the market in natural medicine (Hiller) 9:520-524 Good intentions under the microscope (Hyatt) 10:557-558 If you build it, they will come (Billingsley) 8:408-409 Immorality of government-mandated health care (Cleveland) 11:594-597 Level playing field (Zimmerman) 1: 34-35 Pharmaceutical industry: problem or solution (Bandow) 2:55-60 Reforming America's medical system through deregulation (Bandow) 8: 396-405 Should the government kill people to protect their health? (Higgs) 1:13-17 Socialized health-care nightmare (Maltsev and Omdahl) 11:590-594 What NBC didn't tell you about health-care reform (Orient) 11:598 599 HEALTH-CARE reform: deja vu all over again (Horwitz and Horwitz) 12:698-700 HEATON, K. Maureen The past is prologue. 5:241-243 HESS, Jr., Karl Closing the green gap of market liberalism. 12:658-663 HIGGS, Robert Nineteen neglected consequences of income redistribution. 12:652-657 Should the government kill people to protect their health? 1:13-17 Guest editor, December HIGHER airfares ahead? (Anderson) 4:177 HILL, Octavia: The befriending voluntarism (Clayton) 10:563-564 HILLER, Stephanie FDA and the market in natural medicine. 9:520-524 HOARDERS, speculators, and other scapegoats (Clites) 11:635-636 HODSON, Hope Health care and the chronically ill.

11:588-589 HOOD, John School violence. 2:85-90 See also Book reviews (Wooster) HORWITZ, Ronald M. (co-author). See Horwitz, Steven HORWITZ, Steven Commercial banking in a free society. 7:370-373 See also Book reviews (Timberlake) HORWITZ, Steven and Horwitz, Ronald M. Healthcare reform: deja vu all over again. 12:698-700 HOSPERS, John Regulation and productivity. 7:373-376 HOUSTON says no to zoning (Saltzman) 8:431-435 HOW government makes natural disasters worse (Rockwell)6:279-281 HOW Japan realized her "impossible dream" (Murata) 9:493-499 HOW much money? (Greaves) 3:131-134 HUDSON, Gary C. (co-author). See Giarusso HULTBERG, Nelson Is individualism dead? 6:316-319 HUMAN rights around the globe (Machan) 2:80-81 HYATT, Thomas A. Good intentions under the microscope. 10:557-558 I'M all for free trade, but ... (Skousen) 10:573-575 IDEAS and consequences (Lawrence W. Reed column) America's economics knowledge deficit. 9:480-482 As values collapse, government grows. 5:236-237 Businessmen and the war of ideas.

7:343-345 Economic opportunity needs a moral dimension. 6:282-283 Environmental regulations aren't cheap. 12:668-669 Freedom or free-for-all? 4:172-173 "Immigration problem." 10:551-552 Of meat and myth. 11:600-602 Power of positive example. 8:413-415 IF you build it, they will come (Billingsley) 8:408-409 IGNOBLE prize in economics? (Skousen) 7:385-387 "IMMIGRATION problem" (Reed) 10:551-552 IMMORALITY of government mandated health care (Cleveland) 11:594-597 INCREDIBLE ticket machine (Ellig) 5:231-235 INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS Communitarian and individualist ideas in business (Skoble) 7:336-339 Human rights around the globe (Machan) 2:80-81 Is individualism dead? (Hultberg) 6: 316-319 Power of positive example (Reed) 8:413-415 Rights versus entitlements (Yates) 9:478-479 INDUSTRIAL policy Economic fascism (DiLorenzo) 6: 288-293 INSIDE the federal hurting machine (Payne) 3:124-128 INTEREST rates and the business cycle (Tenney) 11:611-614 INVISIBLE value (Shaw) 12:673-674 IS Canadian health care a good model for the U.S. to follow? (Walker) 8:405-407 IS individualism dead? (Hultberg) 6: 316-319 IS politics insoluble? (Hazlitt) 9:468-473 JAPAN How Japan realized her "impossible dream" (Murata) 9:493-499 JORDAN, David Starr The moral aspect of the protective tariff. 1:20-22 JURY nullification: cornerstone of freedom (Koopman) 2:81-82 KAMATH, Shyam J.

The case against managed "fair" trade and strategic trade. 8:436-442 KAZMANN, Raphael G. Eating the seed corn. 8:451-452 KEATING, Raymond J. See Book reviews (Boorstin; Freeman Classics; Gasman; Gilder; Henderson; Shelton; Thatcher and Lawson) KEEPING bad company? (Mixon) 4: 189-190 KEYNES, John Maynard, ideas of Will Keynes ever die? (Skousen) 4: 209-210 KING Charles' ax: property rights, human freedom, and the quality of life (Robson) 5:244-250 KINSELLA, N. Stephan. See Book reviews (Hoppe) KIRZNER, Israel. See Book reviews (Ioannides) KLEIN, Daniel B. Libertarianism as communitarianism. 12:685-689 The moral consequences of paternalism. 5:238-240 Private highways in America, 1792 1916. 2:75-79 KNOWLEDGE Feminist lesson from economics (Deborah Walker) 5:226-230 Invisible value (Shaw) 12:673-674 KOOPMAN, Roger Jury nullification: cornerstone of freedom. 2:81-82 KWONG, Jo Environment and free trade. 2:61-65 LABAND, David N.

Singing the ticket scalping blues. 9: 514-515 LABOR cartels, competition, and government (Baird) 8:426-429 LABOR Baseball strikes out (Skousen) 12: 707-708 Davis-Bacon: Jim Crow's last stand (Frantz) 2:66-70 Monopoly demand for labor? (Tenney) 4:174-176 Strikers and scabs (Baird) 3:143-144 LAPIN, Daniel Money and its image problem. 7:365 369 LAW, legal services Mr. Dickens was right (Foley) 1:8-12 Property rights, American Constitutionalism and international human rights "law" (Daniel Walker) 9:474-477 Zsa Zsa and the litigation explosion (Reiland) 10:567-568 LECHTRECK,Roy The case for home schooling. 1:36-39 LEE, Dwight R. Government redistribution impoverishes the poor. 3:129-130 LEEF, George C. See Book reviews (Bond; Lieberman) LENDING discrimination: the unending search (Batemarco) 5:259-262 LEVEL playing field (Zimmerman) 1: 34-35 LEVINSON, Ted Sour days at the lemonade stand. 10:561-562 LIBERTARIANISM as communitarianism (Klein) 12:685-689 LIBERTY and entrepreneurship (Crowley) 12:675-678 LODGE doctors and the poor (Beito) 5:220-225 LOSING touch (Boudreaux) 6:297-299 MACHAN, Tibor All of us are equal? 4:198-199 Human rights around the globe. 2: 80-81 Now for some serious educational reform. 6:302-303 Post-Communist traumas east and west. 5:253-255 Guest editor, July MALEK, Jan Michal "Thou shalt not steal." 9:486-490 MALTSEV, Yuri and Omdahl, Louise Socialized health-care nightmare. 11: 590-594 MARTINO, Joseph P.

Government-created poverty. 4:187 189 MCGEE, Robert W. Business in the global community. 7:377-379 MIXON, J. Wilson Keeping bad company? 4: 189-190 MONEY and inflation (Parks) 4:207-208 MONEY and its image problem (Lapin) 7:365-369 MONEY, banking, inflation, credit Commercial banking in a free society (Horwitz) 7:370-373 How much money? (Greaves) 3:131 134 Interest rates and the business cycle (Tenney) 11:611-614 Lending discrimination: the unending search (Batemarco) 5:259-262 What is a dollar? (Vieira) 11:627-630 What's missing from this picture? (Skousen) 8:457-459 MONOPOLY demand for labor? (Tenney) 4:174-176 MORAL aspect of protective tariff (Jordan) 1:20-22 MORAL consequences of paternalism (Klein) 5:238-240 MORAL hazard of government (Dufl) 6:307-311 MORALITY and wisdom (Buckles) 4: 205-206 MORALITY, ethics As values collapse, government grows (Reed) 5:236-237 Beyond the invisible hand (Gow) 10: 550 Economic opportunity needs a moral dimension (Reed) 6:282-283 Ethics of affirmative action (Yates) 7:351-353 Moral consequences of paternalism (Klein) 5:238-240 Parable of the talents: the Bible and entrepreneurs (Sirico) 7:354-357 MOTHER of all myths (Skousen) 5: 263-265 MOTHER'S little helper (Bandow) 4: 200-203 INDEX 1994 717 MR. Dickens was right (Foley, Jr.) 1: 8-12 MULTICULTURALISM; see culture MURATA, Toshio How Japan realized her "impossible dream." 9:493-499 NASA Space program: no prize (Giarusso and Hudson) 1:29-31 NASH, Ronald Four myths about America's Great Depression. 11:603-610 The economic way of thinking. (Parts 1, 2, and 3 published in 1993) Part 4: 1:4-7 Part 5: 2:52-54 Part 6: 3:100-103 Part 7: 4: 156-158 Part 8: 5:256-259 See also Book reviews (Novak) Guest editor, November NATURAL disaster protection act: a disaster waiting to happen (Wolfram) 8:417-420 NEEDFUL blessing for the tsar (Trieb) 3:141-143 NEW forest (Chodes) 4: 166-167 NEW York asbestos debacle (Brown) 2:91-92 NINETEEN neglected consequences of income redistribution (Higgs) 12: 652-657 NOW for some serious educational reform (Machan) 6:302-303 OMDAHL, Louise (co-author). See Maltsev ONE information superhighway: take it or leave it? (Banfield) 8:429-430 ORIENT, Jane M.

What NBC didn't tell you about health-care reform. 11:598-599 ORIGINS of federal control over education (Twight) 12:701-705 OSTERFELD, David. See Book reviews (Walter) OUR own mad clockwork (Zimmerman) 3:118-123 OWLS, ferrets, and free markets (Billingsley) 5:251-252 PARABLE of the talents: the Bible and entrepreneurs (Sirico) 7:354-357 PARKS, Lawrence M. Money and inflation. 4:207-208 PASOUR, Jr., E. C. The government as Robin Hood. 12: 670-672 PASSING laws: is governing that simple? (Banfield) 12:705-706 PAST is prologue (Heaton) 5:241-243 PATERNALISM, consequences of (Klein) 5:238-240 PAYNE, James L. Do English cathedrals need government help? 8:455-456 Inside the federal hurting machine. 3:124-128 Guest editor, October PEACE, political science, and pedagogy (Barone) 7:379-380 PENSIONGATE: the emerging crisis of church investments (Dickson) 8:453-455 718 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1994 PERLMUTTER, Philip Time to smarten up rather than dumb down. 10:569-570 PERSON, Lawrence. See Book reviews (Magnet) PERVERSITY of Wall Street (Skousen) 11:637-638 PETERSON, Robert A.

Shipwrecked in New Jersey. 1:26-28 PETERSON, William H. A free-market university. 4:164-165 What is government waste? 1:18-19 See also Book reviews (Bovard; Dietze; Hanke, Jonung, and Schuler) Guest editor, April PETRO, Sylvester Social security, the welfare state, and the market. 4:178-186 PHARMACEUTICAL industry: problem or solution? (Bandow) 2:55-60 PIKE, William E. The egg and I. 4:170-171 PIPER will be paid (Van Eaton) 11: 623-626 POLITICAL correctness By any means necessary? (Zimmerman) 6:304-306 Why old proverbs don't apply anymore (Dudley) 8:445-446 Zsa Zsa and the litigation explosion (Reiland) 10:567-568 POLITICS Is politics insoluble? (Hazlitt) 9:468 473 Losing touch (Boudreaux) 6:297-299 POST-COMMUNIST traumas east and west (Machan) 5:253-255 POVERTY Ending welfare as they knew it (Wisz) 10:540-542 Government as Robin Hood (Pasour) 12:670-672 Government-created poverty (Martino) 4: 187-189 Government redistribution impoverishes the poor (Lee) 3:129 130 Lodge doctors and the poor (Beito) 5:220-225 "PREDATORY pricing" laws: hazardous to consumers' health (Boudreaux) 12:664-667 PRICES, pricing Free market works fine, except. . .

(Skousen) 9:525-527 "Predatory pricing" laws: hazardous to consumers' health (Boudreaux) 12:664-667 Singing the ticket scalping blues. (Laband) 9:514-515 PRIMICH, Frank J. See Book reviews (Annis) PRIV ATE highways in America, 1792 1916 (Klein) 2:75-79 PROFIT without honor (Sproul) 11: 631-634 PROMOTE free and not command constitutions (Siegan) 4: 191-192 PROPERTY rights American Constitutionalism and international human rights "law" (Daniel Walker) 9:474-477 Egg and I (Pike) 4: 170-171 King Charles' ax: property rights, human freedom, and the quality of life (Robson) 5:244-250 PULLIAM, Mark S. Economic illiteracy makes bad law. 9:482-485 PULSINELLI, Robert W. Data manipulation as crisis. 11:620-622 REAL enemy of liberty (Bidinotto) 12: 696-697 REED, Lawrence W. America's economics knowledge deficit. 9:480-482 As values collapse, government grows. 5:236-237 Businessmen and the war of ideas.

7:343-345 Economic opportunity needs a moral dimension. 6:282-283 Environmental regulations aren't cheap. 12:668-669 Freedom or free-for-all? 4:172-173 "Immigration problem." 10:551-552 Of meat and myth. 11:600-602 The power of positive example. 8: 413-415 REFORMING America's medical system through deregulation (Bandow) 8:396-405 REGULATION and productivity (Hospers) 7:373-376 REILAND, Ralph Capitalism: an alternative for inner city gangs. 3: 134-135 Zsa Zsa and the litigation explosion. 10:567-568 RICHMAN, Sheldon (co-author). See Cordato RIGHTS versus entitlements (Yates) 9:478-479 ROBACK, Jennifer Beyond equality of the sexes. 12: 679-684 ROBSON, John King Charles' ax: property rights, human freedom, and the quality of life. 5:244-250 ROCKWELL, JR., Llewellyn H. How government makes natural disasters worse. 6:279-281 To repair the culture, free the market. 3:113-117 SALTZMAN, James D.

Houston says no to zoning. 8:431-435 SCHLAGER, Reid Get a grip, Garth! 8:443-445 SCHOOL choice for inner-city kids (Ehrgott) 10:553-554 SCHOOL violence (Hood) 2:85-90 SCIENCE-coming out of the closet (Hagen and Worman) 9:501-504 SEMMENS, John Federal transit subsidies: how government investment harms the U.S. economy. 2:71-75 Government "investment." 4:168-169 SHAW, Jane S. Invisible value. 12:673-674 Things are better than we think (and could be better yet). 6:276-278 SHIPWRECKED in New Jersey (R. Peterson) 1:26-28 SHOULD the government kill people to protect their health? (Higgs) 1:13-17 SIEGAN, BERNARD H. Promote free and not command constitutions. 4: 191-192 SINGING the ticket scalping blues (Laband) 9:514-515 SIRICO, Robert A. The parable of the talents: the Bible and entrepreneurs. 7:354-357 The unseen costs of family leave. 2:83-84 SKOBLE, Aeon J. Communitarian and individualist ideas in business. 7:336-339 SKOUSEN, Mark Baseball strikes out. 12:707-708 The free market works fine, except . .. 9:525-527 An ignoble prize in economics? 7: 385-387 I'm all for free trade, but ... 10:573 575 Is this the age of ignorance-or enlightenment? 6:320-322 The mother of all myths. 5:263-265 Paul Samuelson finally gets it right.

3:145-147 The perversity of Wall Street. 11: 637-638 What's missing from this picture? 8:457-459 Will Keynes ever die? 4:209-210 SLAVERY Our own mad clockwork (Zimmerman) 3:118-123 SMITH, Menlo F. Foreign aid the voluntary way. 10: 555-556 SOCIAL responsibility of corporations and how to make it work for you (Hasnas) 7:332-335 SOCIAL security, the welfare state, and the market (Petro) 4:178-186 SOCIALIZED health care nightmare (Maltsev and Omdahl) 11:590-594 SOME international neglect would be good for Africa (Ahiakpor) 8:447 450 SOME philanthropists tum their backs on voluntarism (Dennis) 10:565-566 SOUR days at the lemonade stand (Levinson) 10:561-562 SPACE program: no prize (Giarusso and Hudson) 1:29-31 SPECULATORS Sweet speculation (Ahrens) 7:358-360 SPROUL, Jr., R. C. A profit without honor. 11:631-634 STANSEL, Dean. See Book reviews (Rusk) STATISTICS Are government statistics necessary?

(Youngblood) 4:204 STRIKERS and scabs (Baird) 3:143 144 SWEET speculation (Ahrens) 7:358-360 TANNER, Mack The fascist epithet. 6:284-287 TAX deduction for education (Cordato and Richman) 6:299-301 TAXES, taxation Inside the federal hurting machine (Payne) 3:124-128 Shipwrecked in New Jersey (R. Peterson) 1:26-28 TAYLOR, Jeff A. See Book reviews (Euchner) TENNEY, Glen Interest rates and the business cycle. 11:611-614 Monopoly demand for labor? 4:174 176 THINGS are better than we think (and could be better yet) (Shaw) 6:276 278 "THOU shalt not steal" (Malek) 9:486-490 TIME to kill draft registration (Bandow) 12:690-695 TIME to smarten up rather than dumb down (Perlmutter) 10:569-570 TO repair the culture, free the market (Rockwell) 3:113-117 TRADE, international Business in the global community (McGee) 7:377-379 Case against managed "fair" trade and strategic trade. (Kamath) 8:436-442 Environment and free trade (Kwong) 2:61-65 I'm all for free trade, but ...

(Skousen) 10:573-575 Moral aspect of the protective tariff (Jordan) 1:20-22 We need free trade in deed as well as word (Galles) 1:23-24 Why war? (Greaves) 4:159-163 TRANSFER payments Nineteen neglected consequences of income redistribution (Higgs) 12: 652-657 TRANSITTING away from the free market (Condry) 9:516-518 TRANSPORTATION Federal transit subsidies: how government investment harms the U.S. economy (Semmens) 2:71-75 Government "investment" (Semmens) 4:168-169 Higher airfares ahead? (Anderson) 4:177 Incredible ticket machine (Ellig) 5: 231-235 Private highways in America, 1792 1916 (Klein) 2:75-79 Transitting away from the free market (Condry) 9:516-518 TREACHERY? (Alexander) 9:491-492 TRIBAL premise of welfare capitalism illustrated (Wortham) 7:381-384 TRIEB, Phil A needful blessing for the tsar. 3: 141-143 TUCKER, Jeffrey. See Book reviews (Luttwak) TWIGHT, Charlotte Origins of federal control over education. 12:701-704 UNCLE Sam's high priced "volunteers" (Cunningham) 10: 571-572 UNSEEN costs of family leave (Sirico) 2:83-84 VAN EATON, Charles D.

The piper will be paid. 11:623-626 VIEIRA, Jr., Edwin What is a dollar? 11:627-630 VOLUNTARY action, voluntarism Befriending volunteer: Octavia Hill (Clayton) 10:563-564 Do English cathedrals need government help? (Payne) 8:455-456 Ending welfare as they knew it (Wisz) 10:540-542 Firm hand up for street addicts (Boerner) 10:559-560 Foreign aid the voluntary way (Smith) 10:555-556 Grassroots mentors (Woodson) 10: 543-544 Lodge doctors and the poor (Beito) 5:220-225 Some philanthropists turn their backs on voluntarism (Dennis) 10:565-566 Uncle Sam's high priced "volunteers" (Cunningham) 10:571-572 WALKER, Daniel F. Property rights, American Constitutionalism and international human rights "law." 9:474-477 WALKER, Deborah A feminist lesson from economics. 5:226-230 The women's agenda. 4:193-197 WALKER, Michael Is Canadian health care a good model for the U.S. to follow? 8:405-407 WALL Street, perversity of (Skousen) 11:637-638 WAR Losing touch (Boudreaux) 6:297-299 Peace, political science, and pedagogy (Barone) 7:379-380 Time to kill draft registration (Bandow) 12:690-695 Why war? (Greaves) 4:159-163 WE need free trade in deed as well as word (Galles) 1:23-24 WEIDENBAUM, Murray The discouraged employer. 11:615 619 INDEX 1994 719 WHAT is a capitalist? (Clites) 9:518-519 WHAT is a dollar? (Vieira) 11:627-630 WHAT is government waste? (W.

Peterson) 1:18-19 WHAT makes entrepreneurs tick? (Williams) 10:545-549 WHAT NBC didn't tell you about health care reform (Orient) 11:598-599 WHAT'S wrong with democracy? (Hatzilambrou) 6:312-315 WHY old proverbs don't apply anymore (Dudley) 8:445-446 WHY war? (Greaves) 4:159-163 WILL Keynes ever die? (Skousen) 4: 209-210 WILLIAMS, Gary S. What makes entrepreneurs tick? 10: 545-549 WISZ, Gerald Ending welfare as they knew it. 10: 540-542 WOLFRAM, Gary The natural disaster protection act: a disaster waiting to happen. 8:417 420 WOMEN and the market Are women exploited by the free market? (Chodes) 9:508-513 Beyond equality of the sexes (Roback) 12:679-684 Feminist lesson from economics (Walker) 5:226-230 WOMEN'S agenda (Deborah Walker) 4:193-197 WOODSON, Robert L. Grassroots mentors. 10:543-544 WORKER in contemporary society (Chesher) 7:346-350 WORMAN, James J. (co-author). See Hagen WORTHAM, Anne The tribal premise of welfare capitalism illustrated. 7:381-384 YATES, Stephen The ethics of affirmative action. 7: 351-353 Rights versus entitlements. 9:478-479 YOUNGBLOOD, Robert Are government statistics necessary?

4:204 ZIMMERMAN, Robert By any means necessary? 6:304-306 A level playing field. 1:34-35 Our own mad clockwork. 3:118-123 ZSA ZSA and the litigation explosion (Reiland) 10:567-568 720 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1994 BOOK REVIEWS (Reviewer's name in parentheses) ANNIS, Edward R. Code blue: health care in crisis (Primich) 9:534-535 BANNISTER, Robert C., ed. On liberty, society, and politics: the essential essays of William Graham Sumner (Attarian) 1:42-43 BERNSTEIN, David (co-editor). See Foster BOND, Larry. Cauldron (Lee!) 12:709 710 BOORSTIN, Daniel J. The creators: a history of heroes of the imagination (Keating) 1:46-47 BORDO, Michael D. and Eichengreen, Barry, eds. A retrospective on the Bretton Woods system-lessons for international monetary reform (Batemarco) 2:94-96 BOVARD, James. Lost rights: the destruction of American liberty (W. Peterson) 12:712-713 COMMAGER, Henry Steele. Commanger on Tocqueville (D.