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The Freeman 1996

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Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
Format
PDF, EPUB, and Kindle
Pages
900
License
Believed to be in the public domain: this work was published in the 1932-1963 window when US copyright had to be renewed after 28 years, and no renewal was found in the Catalog of Copyright Entries. Not independently confirmed.

Liberty, ethics & philosophy

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216 chapters · 468,321 words · free to read here

  1. The Freeman 1996
  2. Why Mass Media Mergers are Meaningless; A. Thierer
  3. Seizure Fever; J. Bovard
  4. Building Code Blues; J. Saltzman
  5. A Little Erosion of Liberty; L. W. Reed
  6. Predatory Unionism; T. DiLorenzo
  7. The Proper Scope of Democracy; T. Machan
  8. Customer Service; D. Bandow
  9. The Business-Ethics Quagmire; K. Boudreaux
  10. Freedom and Happiness; B. Caplan
  11. Liberty, Government, and the Rule of Law; J. Duffy
  12. On the Need for Social Coercion; M. Huemer
  13. From Liberalism to Tribalism; R. Bidinotto
  14. Thomas Paine; J. Powell
  15. Good News; M. Skousen
  16. Book Reviews
  17. February
  18. How High a Price for Civilization; S. Gold
  19. Original Intent and the Income Tax; R. Keating
  20. Taking Taxes; D. Kochan
  21. The Perversion of Economic Development; L. W. Reed
  22. Does Big Mean Bad; D. Matthews
  23. Virtual Liberty; M. Estabrook
  24. No, Fred, There Is No Free Enterprise; M. Ahlseen
  25. Nonessential Government; D. Bandow
  26. Cultivating Dissent; D. Porter
  27. Is Social Security Pro-Family; D. Lin
  28. Increasing Access to Pharmaceuticals; D. Bandow
  29. Freedom, Militias, and the Violence Ineherent in the System; K. Billingsley
  30. ...Paved With Good Intentions; R. Bidinotto
  31. War and Liberty in American History; W. A. Riddle
  32. Victor Hugo; J. Powell
  33. Another Shocking; M. Skousen
  34. Book Reviews
  35. March
  36. The America We Lost; M. Pei
  37. Fallacies of Uncritical Multiculturalism; T. Machan
  38. The Rise of Government and the Decline fo Morality; J. Dorn
  39. The Guaranteed Life; M. Anderson
  40. My Kind of President; L. W. Reed
  41. America's Other Democracy; W. Peterson
  42. Inequality of Wealth and Incomes; L. von Mises
  43. Competition and Cooperation; D. Boudreaux and H. Macaulay
  44. From Each According to His Abilities; T. Shelly
  45. The Morality of Freedom; D. Bandow
  46. Legalized Immorality; C. Manion
  47. Nullifying the Rule of Law; M. Pulliam
  48. Why It Matters; R. Clites
  49. Warning: OSHA Can Be Hazardous to Your Health; R. Keating
  50. Private Enterprise Regained; H. Hazlitt
  51. Prosperity Without Pollution; J. Semmens
  52. James Madison; J. Powell
  53. What Do You Make of This Graph; M. Skousen
  54. Book Reviews
  55. April
  56. Insurance: True or False; L. Rockwell, Jr.
  57. Globalism and Sovereignty; T. E. Woods, Jr.
  58. Born Again; M. E. Lender
  59. That Taxing Time of Year Again; D. Bandow
  60. Creative Destruction - Again; D. Laband and J. Wells

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