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INDEX THE FREEMAN Volume 45 January-December 1995 Prepared by the editorial staff of The Freeman Note: In page references, the number preceding the colon designates the month, the numbers following refer to the 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 pages 807-808. A AGRICULTURE Just say no to farm subsidies (Reed) 9:555-556 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT Freedom, legislation, and disabilities (Edwards) 4:225-226 ADAMS, Rodney The first atomic age: a failure of socialism. 1:35-39 ADLER, Jonathan H. Making the polluter pay. 3:167-170 See also Book reviews (Myers) AFFIRMATIVE action No thanks, Uncle Sam (Larson) 12: 771-774 AHIAKPOR, James C.W. Why economists need to speak the language of the marketplace. 12: 785-787 ALASKA Last experiment (Petta) 2: 107-110 ALLEN, Candace A.

Fortunately, it's just a game. 4:227 228 A report card on charter schools. 10:640-644 ARE we burying ourselves in garbage? (Shedenhelm) 4:244-246 ARTS in a free market economy (Cowen) 12:748-750 ASSESSING the risk assessors (Benjamin) 3:177-180 AITACK on grassroots liberty (Watkins) 9:552-554 AITARIAN, John The immorality of social security. 1:46-50 See also Book reviews (Krason; Sirico) AYERS, Ronald M. (co-author) See Collinge B BAILS, Dale The uneasy case for "tax fairness." 8:518-519 BAIRD, Charles W. See Book reviews (Troy) BANDOW, Doug Potomac principles column: Budget debate, Washington-style. 9:585-586 Freedom from taxes? 7:454-455 In praise of train wrecks. 12:769-770 Paying for other people's ,politics. 10:652-654 Setting an example. 11:721-722 Terror: against or by government? 8:514-516 See also Book reviews (Bast; McKnight; McWilliams; Rummel; Taylor) BANFIELD, Eric-Charles Business-government collusion. 2:83-89 BANKING. See money.

BATEMARCO, Robert Central banks, gold, and the decline of the dollar. 11:708-712 See also Book reviews (Ebeling & Hornberger; Kazmann; Kresge; Payne;Salsman;Spangk~ BEARD, Jes The economic safety net (a parable). 7:439-441 BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van (Powell) 12:751-755 BEISNER, E. Calvin The greening of the cross. 7:429-432 BELLERUE, Albert R. Private property ownership. 1:20-22 BENJAMIN, Daniel K. Assessing the risk assessors. 3:177 180 BEYOND the pale (Bidinotto) 7:442 443 BIDINOTTO, Robert J. A matter of principle column: Beyond the pale. 7:442-443 Conspiracy or consensus? 11 :715-716 Cultural pollution. 3: 165-166 In praise of pain. 5:311-312 Justice or "utility"? 8:508-509 Marketing individualism. 10:635-636 Persuasion or popularity? 9:569-570 The "root causes" of crime. 6:371-372 The second America revolution? 1: 33-34 To educate-or legislate? 2:103-104 Values or virtues? 4:229-230 Guest editor, August BIG apple: cigarettes and central planners (Reiland) 10:658-659 BILINGUAL by choice (McCaffery) 5:313-316 BILLINGSLEY, Kenneth L. See Book reviews (Duffy) BILODEAU, Charles Pearl Jam vs. Ticketmaster: a holy war on reality. 5:290-293 BLOCK grants are not the answer (Reed) 7:424-425 BLOCK, Walter. See Book reviews (Ebeling) BOETTKE, Peter J.

The story of a movement. 5:322-326 See also Book reviews (Himmelfarb; Jacobs; Kirzner) Guest editor, December BOUDREAUX, Donald J. Guest editor, July BROUGH, Wayne T. If it ain't broke-don't regulate it. 6:389-392 801 BROWN, David M. See Book reviews (Dershowitz) BUDGET debate, Washington-style (Bandow) 9:585-586 BUDGET Putting leviathan in perspective (Reed) 8:497-498 BUSINESS, business management and ethics Greed and gravity (Lee) 10:616-617 Justice or legal extortion? (McCarthy) 4:241-243 Mergers and acquisitions: why "greed is good" (P. Klein) 9:564 566 Prejudice against midnight dishwashing (Reiland) 4:221-222 Rise of market-based management (Ellig and Gable) 7:433-439 Two insights for business ethics (Rasmussen) 5:307-309 BUSINESS-government collusion (Banfield) 2:83-89 c CABRERA, Sigfredo A. Environmental law endangers property rights. 8:489-492 CAGE, William The right to pray. 11:719-720 CALHOUN, John C.: champion of sound economics (Watkins) 2:90-92 CAPITALISM Sorry, Charley, but that's not capitalism! (Skousen) 7:474-475 CAPITALISM is merciless-to capitalists (Levit e) 6:356-359 CARUBA, Alan Is the unabomber an ecobomber?

11:726-727 CAUDILL, Stephen and Hill, Melody. Special interests and the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II. 7:444-447 CENTRAL banks, gold, and the decline of the dollar (Batemarco) 11:708-712 CHEMICALS and witches: standards of evidence in regulation (Nelson) 3:145-148 CHODES, John Land control as mind control. 2:93-102 CHOLECYSTECTOMY, how is it made? (Metildi) 7:419-421 CIVIL WAR Land control as mind control (Chodes) 2:93-102 CLEVELAND, Paul A. and Stephenson, Brian H. Individual responsibility and economic wellbeing. 8:512-513 CLINE, Andrew. A solution to the incentives war? 11: 712-714 COBB, Joe The economics of good intentions. 8:484-485 COFFMAN, Richard B. The mushroom wars. 6:382-383 COLE, Julio H. See Book reviews (West) COBDEN'S triumphant crusade for free trade and peace (Powell) 6: 384-388 802 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1995 COLLINGE, Robert A. and Ayers, Ronald M.

First-class mail, third-class competition. 4:223-225 COMING to America (Lehman) 12: 777-780 COMPARABLE worth or incomparably worthless? (Reed) 4:219-220 COMPETITION Capitalism is merciless-to capitalists (Levite) 6:356-359 Economic winners deserve to be respected, not vilified (Perry) 10: 654-655 CONSPIRACY or consensus? (Bidinotto) 11:715-716 CONTROLLING risk: regulation or rights? (Stroup) 3:149-151 COOPER, Richard A. See Book reviews (Rogers) CORDATO, RoyK See Book reviews (Foldvary) COWEN, Tyler The arts in a free market economy. 12:748-750 CRIME Economics of Russian crime (Maltsev) 12:763-768 The "root causes" of crime (Bidinotto) 6:371-372 CRIME and race (Reiland) 8:516-517 CRUSADE for politicallycorrect consumption (DiLorenzo) 9:557-560 CULTURAL pollution (Bidinotto) 3: 165-166 CULTURE, ideas Arts in a free market economy (Cowen) 12:748-750 Conspiracy or consensus? (Bidinotto) 11:715-716 Crusade for politicallycorrect consumption (DiLorenzo) 9:557-560 E pluribus unum (Raimi) 2:77-80 Forrest Gump: a subversive movie (Skoble) 7:472-473 H.L. Mencken, America's wittiest defender of liberty (Powell) 9:594 598 Invasion of the mind snatchers (Hultberg) 1:9-12 Justice and cultural diversity (Perlmutter) 8:510-511 New nihilism (Weiss) 6:367-370 No-brainer (Madden) 10:633-634 Persuasion or popularity? (Bidinotto) 9:569-570 D DeBOW, Michael Reforming politics in the age of leviathan: a skeptical view.

10:628-631 DEMOCRACY, Education vs. (Richman) 11:690-694 DESTRUCTION is no blessing (Reed) 6:354-355 DEVASTATING effect of the Annenberg grants (Lamb) 10:650-651 DICKSON, Charles Religion's modem witch hunt. 2:119 120 DiLORENZO, Thomas J. The crusade for politicallycorrect consumption. 9:557-560 DISSATISFACTION guaranteed and no money back (Reed) 2:81-82 DON'T believe the hysterical preservationists (Saltzman) 7:456 460 DOTI, James L. Henry Salvatori-a man of integrity. 10:665-667 E E pluribus unum (Raimi) 2:77-80 ECO-fascism (Madden) 4:247-249 ECOKIDS: new automatons on the block (Kwong) 3:155-159 ECON 101: do we really need another Samuelson? (Skousen) 10:668-669 ECONOMIC safety net (a parable) (Beard) 7:439-441 ECONOMIC winners deserve to be respected, not vilified (Perry) 10: 654-655 ECONOMICS 101: a true-false test (Reiland) 7:451-452 ECONOMICS, economic history The age of confusion (Skousen) 8: 527-528 John C. Calhoun: champion of sound economics (Watkins) 2:90-92 Destruction is no blessing (Reed) 6: 354-355 Free market economists: 400 years ago (Rockwell) 9:544-547 Friedman vs. the Austrians, Part II (Skousen) 4:260-261 How to destroy wealth (Stevens) 11: 688-689 Ludwig von Mises: a prophet without honor in his own land (Greaves) 1:4-8 Story of a movement (Boettke) 5: 322-326 Walk on the supply side (Keating) 6:373-379 Why economists need to speak the language of the marketplace (Ahiakpor) 12:785-787 ECONOMICS of good intentions (Cobb) 8:484-485 ECONOMICS of Russian crime (Maltsev) 12:763-768 ECONOMICS on trial. See Skousen EDUCATION of Thomas Edison (Powell) 2:73-76 EDUCATION vs. democracy (Richman) 11 :690-694 EDUCATION Bilingual by choice (McCaffery) 5: 313-316 Devastating effect of the Annenberg grants (Lamb) 10:650-651 Fortunately, it's just a game (Allen) 4:227-228 History of the voucher idea (Flew) 6:343-345 Knowledge, ignorance, and government schools (Richman) 6: 340-343 Maria Montessori, who gave children . . . freedom to achieve independence (Powell) 8:522-526 Report card on charter schools (Allen) 10:640-644 Setting an example (Bandow) 11:721 722 Teachers as entrepreneurs in the classroom (Reed) 11:695-696 Vouchers: competition or conformity? (Erdmann) 8:520-521 Vouchers: politically correct money (North) 6:346-353 EDUCATIONAL octopus (Perry) 2: 126-129 EDWARDS, James R.

Freedom, legislation, and disabilities. 4:225-226 ELLIG, Jerry and Gable, Wayne. The rise of market-based management. 7:433-439 EMPLOYER mandates: a threat to employees (Henderson) 1:51-53 ENDING the "crayfish syndrome" (Reiland) 2:124-125 ENVIRONMENT, environmentalism Are we burying ourselves in garbage? (Shedenhelm) 4:244-246 Assessing the risk assessors (Benjamin) 3:177-180 Chemicals and witches: standards of evidence in regulation (Nelson) 3:145-148 Controlling risk: regulation or rights? (Stroup) 3:149-151 Eco-fascism (Madden) 4:247-249 Ecokids: new automatons on the block (Kwong) 3: 155-159 Greening of the cross (Beisner) 7: 429-432 Is environmental pollution the principal environmental problem? (Macaulay) 7:426-429 Is the unabomber an ecobomber? (Caruba) 11:726-727 Making the polluter pay (Adler) 3: 167-170 Nature versus the central planners (R. Peterson) 8:486-488 Owning the unownable (Georgia) 3: 181-184 Recycling myths (Reed) 3:152-154 Risks in the modem world: what prospects for rationality? (Smith) 3:140-144 Role of rights (Meiners) 3:160-162 War on radon: few join up (Jeffreys) 3:163-164 Why governments can't handle risk (Simmons) 3:171-173 Why is it nature versus people?

(Machan) 10:631-632 ENVIRONMENTAL assault on mobility (Semmens) 8:493-495 ENVIRONMENTAL education: turning kids into political activists (Jackstadt and Sanera) 10:645-649 ENVIRONMENTAL law endangers property rights (Cabrera) 8:489-492 ERDMANN, Sarah Vouchers: competition or conformity? 8:520-521 ETHICS, morality Meaning well versus doing well (Machan) 8:495-496 ETHICS of rhetoric (Livingston) 8:502 503 ETillCS of war: Hiroshima and Nagasaki after 50 years (Pavlik) 9:548-551 EUROPE Lessons from a year in Romania (Goodman) 6:360-363 Peace for Europe? (Watkins) 7:448 450 Peek behind the old "iron curtain" (Greaves) 8:504-507 EUROPEAN unemployment: the age of ignorance, part II (Skousen) 1: 54-55 EWERT, Ken. See Book reviews (Bandow) EXPERIENCING socialist Britain (Segerdal) 12:758-762 F FAILURE of central banking in developing countries (Schuler) 4: 215-218 FARMER, Catherine Self-control, not gun control. 2:105 106 FIRST atomic age: a failure of socialism (Adams) 1:35-39 FIRST-class mail, third-class competition (Collinge and Ayers) 4:223-225 FLEW, Antony History of the voucher idea. 6:343-345 FORGOTTEN private banker (Sylla) 4:210-214 FORREST Gump: a subversive movie (Skoble) 7:472-473 FORTUNATELY, it's just a game (Allen) 4:227-228 FOUNDATIONS of political disarray: lessons from professor Hayek (McKenzie) 10:618-621 FRACTIONAL reserve banking (Rothbard) 10:624-627 FREE banking and economic development (Glasner) 7:461-466 FREE market economists: 400 years ago (Rockwell) 9:544-547 FREEDOM: an endangered species (Greenslade) 9:587-588 FREEDOM, efficiency, and The New York Post (Fulda) 6:393-394 FREEDOM from taxes? (Bandow) 7: 454-455 FREEDOM, legislation, and disabilities (Edwards) 4:225-226 FRENCH, Douglas M. See Book reviews (Rothbard) FULDA, Joseph S.

Freedom, efficiency, and The New York Post. 6:393-394 FULL employmenta lesson from the deserts of Saudi Arabia (Wade) 2:121-123 G GABLE, Wayne (co-author). See Ellig GARDNER, Martin H. G. Wells in Russia. 5:282-287 GEORGIA, Paul Owning the unownable. 3:181-184 GLASNER, David Free banking and economic development. 7:461-466 GOLD. See money. GOODMAN, Mark and Gring, Mark The internet: new technology, old law. 10:637-639 GOODMAN, Sandra L. Lessons from a year in Romania. 6: 360-363 GOTTFRIED, Paul. See Book reviews (Pavlik) GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION Rolling back the imperial congress (Reiland) 5:316-317 Solution to the incentives war? (Cline) 11 :712-714 GRASSROOTS liberty, attack on (Watkins) 9:552-554 GREAVES, Bettina Bien. Ludwig von Mises (1881-1973): A prophet without honor in his own land. 1:4-8 A peek behind the old "iron curtain." 8:504-507 Guest editor, November See also Book reviews (Boettke) GREED and gravity (Lee) 10:616-617 GREENING of the cross (Beisner) 7: 429-432 GREENSLADE, Robert Freedom: an endangered species.

9:587-588 GREENWOOD, Bowen H. Tacit consent: a quiet tyranny. 1:13-17 GRING, Mark (co-author) See Goodman GROFF, Patrick. See Book reviews (Rushton) GUN control Self-control, not gun control (Farmer) 2:105-106 H HAIL to prices! (J. Lee) 7:452-453 HAMILTON, Charles H. See Book reviews (Seldon) HAVE doctors forsaken their ethics? (Singer) 4:231-234 HAYEK, F.A., ideas of Friedman challenges Hayek (Skousen) 3:190-191 Foundations of political disarray (McKenzie) 10:618-621 Who's right about Hayek? (Skousen) 2:130-131 HAZLITT, Henry: journalist of the century (Rockwell) 5:276-281 HEALTH, health care Cholecystectomy, how is it made? (Metildi) 7:419-421 Have doctors forsaken their ethics? (Singer) 4:231-234 Human health and costly risk reduction (Yandle) 3:174-176 Live freely, live longer (More) 5:304 306 Rising healthcare costs: who's the villain? (Van Eaton) 4:235-240 Sales pitch for laissez-faire health care (D. Klein) 7:422-423 HENDERSON, David R.

Employer mandates: a threat to employees. 1:51-53 HENRY Salvatori-a man of integrity (Doti) 10:665-667 HERBENER, Jeffrey What free trade really means. 9:589 591 HERBERT Spencer: liberty and unlimited human progress (Powell) 4:250-253 INDEX 1995 803 HIGGS, Robert. See Book reviews (Opitz) HILL, Melody (co-author). See Caudill HISTORY of the voucher idea (Flew) 6:343-345 HONIGMAN, David and Leef, George. It's time to privatize unemployment insurance. 9:571-574 HORWITZ, Steven Thinking carefully about macroeconomics. 12:781-784 See also Books reviews (Freeman Classics) HOSPERS, John (co-author). See Oliver Guest editor, January See also Book reviews (Holzer) HOW gold was money-how gold could be money again (Timberlake) 4:204-209 HOW important is your vote? (Reed) 1:18-19 HOW to destroy wealth (Stevens) 11: 688-689 HOW to return to the gold standard (Greaves) 11:703-707 HULTBERG, Nelson Invasion of the mind snatchers. 1:9-12 HUMAN health and costly risk reduction (Yandle) 3:174-176 I IDEAS and consequences. See Reed IF it ain't broke-don't regulate it (Brough) 6:389-392 IMMIGRATION Coming to America (Lehman) 12: 777-780 Freedom for everyone . . . except the immigrant (Skousen) 9:592-593 Liberty and immigration (Woods) 12:775-777 IMMORALITY of social security (Attarian) 1:46-50 IN praise of pain (Bidinotto) 5:311-312 INDIVIDUAL responsibility and economic wellbeing (Cleveland and Stephenson) 8:512-513 INDIVIDUAL rights Rights versus "rights" (Machan) 5: 309-310 Tacit consent: a quiet tyranny (Greenwood) 1:13-17 Why they're mad (McCarthy) 10:656-657 INDIVIDUALISM, marketing (Bidinotto) 10:635-637 INFLATION. See money.

INTERNATIONAL trade Richard Cobden's triumphant crusade for free trade and peace (Powell) 6:384-388 What free trade really means (Herbener) 9:589-591 INTERNET: new technology, old law (Goodman and Gring) 10:637-639 INV ASION of the mind snatchers (Hultberg) 1:9-12 IS environmental pollution the principal environmental problem? (Macaulay) 7:426-429 IS the unabomber an ecobomber? (Caruba) 11:726-727 IS there a right to work? (North) 9:577 584 804 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1995 IT'S time to privatize unemployment insurance (Honigman and Leet) 9:571-574 J JACKSTADT, Steve and Sanera, Michael Environmental education: turning kids into political activists. 10:645-649 JAPANESE-AMERICANS, internment during World War II (Caudill and Hill) 7:444-447 JEFFERSON'S sophisticated, radical vision of liberty (Powell) 7:467-471 JEFFREYS, Kent The war on radon: few join up. 3: 163-164 JUST say no to farm subsidies (Reed) 9:555-556 JUSTICE and cultural diversity (Perlmutter) 8:510-511 JUSTICE or legal extortion?

(McCarthy) 4:241-243 JUSTICE or "utility"? (Bidinotto) 8: 508-509 JUSTICE Trial by jury vs. trial by judge (Sparks) 10:612-615 K KAUFMAN, George G. The U.S. banking debacle of the 1980s: a lesson in government mismanagement. 4:254-259 KAZMANN, Raphael G. The minimum wage law. 6:379-381 KEATING, Raymond J. Pro sports on the dole. 2: 114-118 A walk on the supply side. 6:373-379 Guest editor, June See also Book reviews (Gilder; Herrnstein; McKenzie; Pinis) KEYNES, the trouble with (Shannon) 7:412-415 KINSELLA, N. Stephan Legislation and law in a free society. 9:561-563 KLEIN, Daniel B. A sales pitch for laissez-faire health care. 7:422-423 See also Book reviews (McCloskey; Sprading) KLEIN, Peter G. Mergers and acquisitions: why "greed is good." 9:564-566 KNOWLEDGE, ignorance, and government schools (Richman) 6: 340-343 KWONG,Jo Ecokids: new automatons on the block. 3: 155-159 L LABAND, David N.

The minimum wage's dirty little secret. 9:567-568 LABOR The age of confusion (Skousen) 8: 527-528 Comparable worth or incomparably worthless? (Reed) 4:219-220 Employer mandates: a threat to employees (Henderson) 1:51-53 European unemployment: the age of ignorance, part II (Skousen) 1:54-55 Full employmenta lesson from the deserts of Saudi Arabia (Wade) 2:121-123 Is there a right to work? (North) 9: 577-584 It's time to privatize unemployment insurance (Honigman and Lee!) 9:571-574 Overworked and underpaid? (Skousen) 11:734-735 Strike out? blame fast food (Melese) 9:575-576 Ups and downs of unemployment (Madden) 8:499-501 See also Minimum wage LAMB, Gary The devastating effect of the Annenberg grants. 10:650-651 LAMBERTON, Lance. See Book reviews (Kaufman) LAND control as mind control (Chodes) 2:93-102 LAND USE Don't believe the hysterical preservationists (Saltzman) 7:456 460 LARSON, Elizabeth No thanks, Uncle Sam. 12:771-774 LAST experiment (Petta) 2:107-110 LEE, Dwight Greed and gravity. 10:616-617 Guest editor, October LEE, Jeffery G.

Hail to prices! 7:452-453 LEEF, George (co-author). See Honigman See also Book reviews (Richman) LEGISLATION and law in a free society (Kinsella) 9:561-563 LEHMAN, Thomas E. Coming to America: the benefits of open immigration. 12:777-780 LESSONS from a year in Romania (Goodman) 6:360-363 LEVIN, Michael The real reason welfare should end. 2:111-112 LEVITE, Allan Capitalism is merciless-to capitalists. 6:356-359 LIBERTY and immigration (Woods) 12:775-777 LIVE freely, live longer (More) 5:304 306 LIVINGSTON, Felix R. The ethics of rhetoric. 8:502-503 The population bomb: exploding the myth. 2:112-113 LONGLEY, Eric Steal these free papers? 11:723-725 M MACAULAY, Hugh Is environmental pollution the principal environmental problem? 7:426-429 MACHAN, Tibor R. Meaning well versus doing well. 8: 495-496 Rights versus "rights." 5:309-310 Why is it nature versus people? 10: 631-632 See also Book reviews (Paul) MACROECONOMICS reconsidered (Swan) 7:416-418 MADDEN, Russell Eco-fascism. 4:247-249 No-brainer. 10:633-634 The ups and downs of unemployment. 8:499-501 MAKING the polluter pay (Adler) 3: 167-170 MALTSEV, Yuri Economics of Russian crime. 12: 763-768 MARKETING individualism (Bidinotto) 10:635-637 MATTER of principle column. See Bidinotto MATTOCKS, Marty Phones and freedom. 5:300-303 MAVERICK Mark Twain's exhilarating American individualism (Powell) 7:728-733 McCAFFERY, James M.

Bilingual by choice. 5:313-316 McCARTHY, Sarah J. Justice or legal extortion? 4:241-243 Why they're mad. 10:656-657 McGEE, Robert W. See Book reviews (Sabrin) McKENZIE, Richard B. The foundations of political disarray: lessons from professor Hayek. 10: 618-621 MEANING well versus doing well (Machan) 8:495-496 MEINERS, Roger E. The role of rights. 3:160-162 MELESE, Francois Strike out? blame fast food. 9:575-576 MENCKEN, H.L.: America's wittiest defender of liberty (Powell) 9:594 598 MERGERS, acquisitions: why "greed is good" (P. Klein) 9:564-566 METILDI, Leonard A. Cholecystectomy, how is it made? 7:419-421 MILL, J.S.: immortal case for toleration (Powell) 5:318-321 MINIMUM wage law (Kazmann) 6: 379-381 MINIMUM wage's dirty little secret (Laband) 9:567-568 MISES, Ludwig von: a prophet without honor in his own land (Greaves) 1:4-8 MONEY Central banks, gold, and the decline of the dollar (Batemarco) 11:708-712 Did the gold standard cause the great depression? (Skousen) 5:327-328 Failure of central banking in developing countries (Schuler) 4: 215-218 Forgotten private banker (Sylla) 4: 210-214 Fractional reserve banking (Rothbard) 10:624-627 Free banking and economic development (Glasner) 7:461-466 How gold was money-how gold could be money again (Timberlake) 4:204-209 How to return to the gold standard (Greaves) 11 :703-707 Spending money freely (White) 5: 296-299 The solution (Rothbard) 11 :697-702 Taking money back (Rothbard) 9: 540-543 U.S. banking debacle of the 1980s: a lesson in government mismanagement (Kaufman) 4:254 259 "Zero inflation": a flawed ideal (Selgin) 5:288-290 MONOPOLY Should Star Trek be regulated as a monopoly? (North) 2:68-72 MONTESSORI, Maria-who gave children everywhere freedom to achieve independence (Powell) 8: 522-526 MORE, Max Live freely, live longer. 5:304-306 MUSHROOM wars (Coffman)6:382-383 N NATIONAL debt, should we cancel?

(Pilla) 11:684-688 NATURE versus the central planners (R. Peterson) 8:486-488 NELSON, Robert H. Chemicals and witches: standards of evidence in regulation. 3:145-148 NEW nihilism (Weiss) 6:367-370 NO thanks, Uncle Sam (Larson) 12: 771-774 NO-brainer (Madden) 10:633-634 NORTH,Gary Is there a right to work? 9:577-584 Should Star Trek be regulated as a monopoly? 2:68-72 Vouchers: politically correct money. 6:346-353 NOTES from FEE. See Sennholz NUCLEAR power First atomic age: a failure of socialism (Adams) 1:35-39 NUCLEAR power: our best option (Oliver and Hospers) 1:40-45 o OKLAHOMA City bombing Beyond the pale (Bidinotto) 7:442-443 Terror: against or by government? (Bandow) 8:514-516 OLIVER, Mike and Hospers, John Nuclear power: our best option. 1: 40-45 OPITZ, Edmund A. Guest editor, February ORIENT, Jane. See Book reviews (Holcombe) OWNING the unownable (Georgia) 3: 181-184 p PATTON, Judd W.

The "wall of separation" between church and state. 11:717-719 PAVLIK, Gregory P. The ethics of war: Hiroshima and Nagasaki after 50 years. 9:548-551 See also Book reviews (Brimelow; Brooks; Evans; Mitchell; Rothbard) PAYING for other people's politics (Bandow) 10:652-654 PAYNE, James L. See Book reviews (Howard) PEACE for Europe? (Watkins) 7:448 450 PEARL Jam vs. Ticketmaster: a holy war on reality (Bilodeau) 5:290-293 PECQUET, Gary Private property and government under the Constitution. 1:23-32 PEEK behind the old "iron curtain" (Greaves) 8:504-507 PENN, William-America's first great champion for liberty and peace (Powell) 10:660-665 PERLMUTTER, Philip Justice and cultural diversity. 8:510 511 PERRY, Mark J. Economic winners deserve to be respected, not vilified. 10:654-655 The educational octopus. 2:126-129 Why socialism failed. 6:363-366 PERSUASION or popularity? (Bidinotto) 9:569-570 PETERSON, Robert A.

Nature versus the central planners. 8:486-488 PETERSON, William H. See Book reviews (Epstein; Freeman Classics; O'Rourke; Rauch; Rockwell) PETTA, Joseph E. The last experiment. 2:107-110 PHONES and freedom (Mattocks) 5: 300-303 PILLA, Daniel J. Should we cancel the national debt? 11:684-688 See also Book reviews (Freeman Classics) POLITICS Paying for other people's politics (Bandow) 10:652-654 Reforming politics in the age of leviathan: a skeptical view (DeBow) 10:628-631 To educate-or legislate? (Bidinotto) 2:103-104 POPULATION bomb: exploding the myth (Livingston) 2:112-113 POSTAL SERVICE First-class mail, third-class competition (Collinge and Ayers) 4:223-225 POTOMAC principles. See Bandow POWELL Jim Ludwig van Beethoven... 12:751-755 Richard Cobden's triumphant crusade for free trade and peace. 6:384-388 The education of Thomas Edison. 2:73-76 Thomas Jefferson's sophisticated, radical vision of liberty. 7:467-471 H.L. Mencken, America's wittiest defender of liberty. 9:594-598 John Stuart Mill's immortal case for toleration. 5:318-321 Maria Montessori. . . 8:522-526 INDEX 1995 805 William Penn-America's first great champion for liberty and peace.

10:660-665 Adam Smith-"I had almost forgot that I was the author of the inquiry concerning The Wealth of Nations." 3:185-189 Herbert Spencer: liberty and unlimited human progress. 4:250-253 Maverick Mark Twain's exhilarating American individualism. 7:728-733 POWER to tax (Reed) 10:622-623 PREJUDICE against midnight dishwashing (Reiland) 4:221-222 PRICES, pricing Hail to prices! (Lee) 7:452-453 Pearl Jam vs. Ticketmaster: a holy war on reality (Bilodeau) 5:290-293 PRIVATE property and government under the Constitution (Pecquet) 1:23-32 'PRIVATE property ownership (Bellerue) 1:20-22 PRO sports on the dole (Keating) 2: 114-118 PROPERTY rights Environmental law endangers property rights (Cabrera) 8:489-492 Freedom: an endangered species (Greenslade) 9:587-588 Land control as mind control (Chodes) 2:93-102 Mushroom wars (Coffman) 6:382-383 Owning the unownable (Georgia) 3: 181-184 Role of rights (Meiners) 3: 160-162 Steal these free papers? (Longley) 11:723-725 PUTTING leviathan in perspective (Reed) 8:497-498 R RAICO, Ralph. See Book reviews (Malia; Pipes) RAIMI, Ralph A.

E pluribus unum. 2:77-80 RASHID, Salim. See Book reviews (Acton) RASMUSSEN, Douglas B. Two insights for business ethics. 5: 307-309 REAL reason welfare should end (Levin) 2:111-112 RECYCLING myths (Reed) 3:152-154 REED, Lawrence W. Ideas and consequences column: Block grants are not the answer. 7: 424-425 Comparable worth or incomparably worthless? 4:219-220 Destruction is no blessing. 6:354-355 Dissatisfaction guaranteed and no money back. 2:81-82 How important is your vote? 1:18-19 Just say no to farm subsidies. 9:555 556 The power to tax. 10:622-623 Putting leviathan in perspective. 8: 497-498 The quackery of equality. 12:756-757 Recycling myths. 3:152-154 The right direction for welfare reform. 5:294-295 806 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1995 Teachers as entrepreneurs in the classroom. 11:695-696 REFORMING politics in the age of leviathan: a skeptical view (DeBow) 10:628-631 REGULATION/risk Assessing the risk assessors (Benjamin) 3:177-180 Big apple: cigarettes and central planners (Reiland) 10:658-659 Chemicals and witches: standards of evidence in regulation (Nelson) 3:145-148 Controlling risk: regulation or rights?

(Stroup) 3: 149-151 Human health and costly risk reduction (Yandle) 3: 174-176 If it ain't broke-don't regulate it (Brough) 6:389-392 Why govenments can't handle risk (Simmons) 3:171-173 REILAND, Ralph R. The big apple: cigarettes and central planners. 10:658-659 Crime and race. 8:516-517 Economics 101: a true-false test. 7: 451-452 Ending the "crayfish syndrome." 2:124-125 The prejudice against midnight dishwashing. 4:221-222 Rolling back the imperial congress. 5:316-317 RELIGION'S modem witch hunt (Dickson) 2: 119-120 RELIGION Dissatisfaction guaranteed and no money back (Reed) 2:81-82 Right to pray (Cage) 11:719-720 "Wall of separation" between church and state (Patton) 11:717-719 REPORT card on charter schools (Allen) 10:640-644 RHETORIC, ethics of (Livingston) 8: 502-503 RICHMAN, Sheldon Education vs. democracy. 11:690-694 Knowledge, ignorance, and government schools. 6:340-343 See also Book reviews (Mencken) RIDDLE, Wesley A. See Book reviews (Bennett; Folsom) RIGHT direction for welfare reform (Reed) 5:294-295 RIGHT to pray (Cage) 11:719-720 RIGHTS versus "rights" (Machan) 5: 309-310 RISE of market-based management (Ellig and Gable) 7:433-439 RISING healthcare costs: who's the villain? (Van Eaton) 4:235-240 RISKS in the modem world: what prospects for rationality? (Smith) 3:140-144 ROBBINS, John W. See Book reviews (Sowell) ROCKWELL, Llewellyn, Jr.

Free market economists: 400 years ago. 9:544-547 Henry Hazlitt: journalist of the century. 5:276-281 Guest editor, September See also Book reviews (Yates) ROLE of rights (Meiners) 3:160-162 ROLLING back the imperial congress (Reiland) 5:316-317 RON, Paul. See Book reviews (Orient) "ROOT causes" of crime (Bidinotto) 6:371-372 ROTHBARD, Murray N. Fractional reserve banking. 10:624 627 The solution. 11:697-702 Taking money back. 9:540-543 s SALERNO, Joseph T. See Book reviews (McGee) SALES pitch for laissez-faire health care (Klein) 7:422-423 SALTZMAN, James D. Don't believe the hysterical preservationists. 7:456-460 SALVATORI, Henry-a man of integrity (Doti) 10:665-667 SANERA, Michael (co-author). See Jackstadt SCHULER, Kurt The failure of central banking in developing countries. 4:215-218 SECOND American revolution? (Bidinotto) 1:33-34 SEGERDAL, Alastair Experiencing socialist Britain. 12: 758-762 SELF-control, not gun control (Farmer) 2: 105-106 SELGIN, George A.

"Zero inflation": a flawed ideal. 5: 288-290 SEMMENS, John The environmental assault on mobility. 8:493-495 SENNHOLZ, Hans F. Notes from FEE A $5 trillion dollar deficit (Sept.) Affirmative action (June) Budget deficits (April) Counting our blessings (Nov.) Degenerate democracy (July) Love and envy (Dec.) Minimum wages (March) Misplaced hope (Oct.) Protectionism old and new (Aug.) Repeal, repeal, repeal (Jan.) Social security (Feb.) Woeful bankers (May) SETTING an example (Bandow) 11: 721-722 SHANNON, Russell The trouble with Keynes. 7:412-415 SHAW, Jane S. Guest editor, March SHEDENHELM, Richard Are we burying ourselves in garbage? 4:244-246 SHOULD Star Trek be regulated as a monopoly? (North) 2:68-72 SHOULD we cancel the national debt? (Pilla) 11:684-688 SIMMONS, Randy T. Why governments can't handle risk. 3:171-173 SIMON, Julian L. See Book reviews (Eberstadt) SINGER, Jeffrey A. Have doctors forsaken their ethics?

4:231-234 SKOBLE, Aeon J. Forrest Gump: a subversive movie. 7:472-473 SKOUSEN, Mark. Economics on Trial column: The age of confusion. 8:527-528 Did the gold standard cause the great depression? 5:327-328 Econ 101: do we really need another Samuelson? 10:668-669 European unemployment: the age of ignorance, part II. 1:54-55 $4,000 a month from social security? 6:395-397 Freedom for everyone . . . except the immigrant. 9:592-593 Friedman challenges Hayek. 3:190-191 Friedman vs. the Austrians, Part II. 4:260-261 Overworked and underpaid? 11 :734 735 Sorry, Charley, but that's not capitalism! 7:474-475 The stagnation theory is back! 12: 788-789 Who's right about Hayek? 2:130-131 See also Book reviews (Smiley) SMITH, Fred L., Jr. Risks in the modem world: what prospects for rationality? 3:140-144 SMITH, Adam-"I had almost forgot that I was the author of the inquiry concerning The Wealth of Nations" (Powell) 3: 185-189 SOBRAN, Joseph. See Book reviews (Bidinotto) SOCIAL SECURITY $4,000 a month from social security?

(Skousen) 6:395-397 The immorality of Social Security (Attarian) 1:46-50 SOCIALISM Experiencing socialist Britain (Segerdal) 12:758-762 Lessons from a year in Romania (Goodman) 6:360-363 Why socialism failed (Perry) 6:363-366 SOLUTION, the (Rothbard) 11:697-702 SOLUTION to the incentives war? (Cline) 11:712-714 SPARKS, Bertel M. Trial by jury vs. trial by judge. 10: 612-615 SPECIAL interests and the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II (Caudill and Hill) 7:444-447 SPENCER, Herbert: liberty and unlimited human progress (Powell) 4:250-253 SPENDING money freely (White) 5: 296-299 SPORTS Pro sports on the dole (Keating) 2: 114-118 STAGNATION theory is back (Skousen) 12:788-789 STEAL these free papers? (Longley) 11:723-725 STEPHENSON, Brian H. (co-author) See Cleveland STEVENS, Richard W. How to destroy wealth. 11:688-689 STORY of a movement (Boettke) 5: 322-326 STRIKE out? blame fast food (Melese) 9:575-576 STROUP, Richard L.