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A good conversation and the marketplace. 10:663-666 AMERICA we lost (Pei) 3:132-133 AMERICA'S other democracy (Peterson) 3:146-147 AMERICORPS In service of a boondoggle (Bandow) 9:624-626 ANCIENT lessons (Maccaro) 8:555-556 ANDERSON, Maxwell The guaranteed life. 3:141-143 ANOTHER shocking reversal in macroeconomics (Skousen) 2:116 117 ARAB terrorism: causes and cure (McGee) 12:810-812 ASIA How real is the Asian economic miracle? (Skousen) 7:527-529 AT&T Creative destruction-again (Laband and Wells) 4:210-212 Free-market economics in a phone booth (Shannon) 12:792-793 Two cases of press malpractice (Machan) 9:605-607 ATTARIAN, John Russell Kirk's economics of permanent things. 4:232-236 See also Book reviews (Babbitt; Beard; Frei and Nef; Myers) AUSTRIANS vs. the Chicago School, part III (Skousen) 12:836-837 B BAIRD, Charles W. Freedom and American labor relations law: 1946-1996. 5:299-309 Rights, freedom, and rivalry. 10:667-669 Guest editor, October BAKER, Chris Berton Braley, commercial poet. 8: 574-576 BANDOW, Doug Increasing access to pharmaceuticals.

2:93-98 Potomac principles column: Customer service, government style. 1:31-32 Fifty years of statism. 5:271-273 Foreign aid and international crises. 12:808-810 In service of a boondoggle. 9:624-626 Killing enterprise. 11:736-738 Minimum wage plus. 8:564-566 The morality of freedom. 3:156-158 Nonessential government. 2:85-87 Private prejudice, private remedy. 7: 517-519 Regulatory overkill. 10:680-682 Sports welfare. 6:441-443 That taxing time of year again. 4:207 209 See also Book reviews (Higgs; Hummel; Mann and Plummer) Guest editor, February BANKING and freedom in the fifty years of FEE (Horwitz) 5:310-314 BARGER, Melvin D. From Leonard Read: a legacy of principles. 5:355-359 BASTIAT (Frederic), liberty, and The Law (Richman) 5:403-406 BATEMARCO, Robert The literature of liberty. 5:393-399 See also Book reviews (Johnson and Pazderka; Pollock; Scammell; Skousen) BELLANTE, Don. See Book reviews (Thurow) BRALEY, Berton, commercial poet (Baker) 8:574-576 BETHEL, J. David Global warming: not an immediate problem. 12:803-807 BIDINOTTO, Robert James From liberalism to tribalism. 1:46-47 Paved with good intentions. 2:100-101 BIG labor and big government (Kerrigan) 8:561-563 BILLINGSLEY, K. L.

Freedom, militias, and the violence inherent in the system. 2:98-99 BIOGRAPHICAL sketches Lord Acton-political power corrupts (Powell) 6:455-460 Bastiat, liberty, and The Law (Richman) 5:403-406 Berton Braley, commercial poet (Baker) 8:574-576 Frank Chodorov: champion of liberty (Steelman) 12:798-802 Charles James Fox, valiant voice for liberty (Powell) 9:631-638 William Ewart Gladstone: great campaigns for peace and freedom (Powell) 12:827-835 847 Victor Hugo-liberty and justice for all (Powell) 2:109-115 Russell Kirk's economics of permanent things (Attarian) 4:232-236 Rose Wilder Lane, Isabel Paterson, and Ayn Rand (Powell) 5:322-331 John Locke-natural rights to life, liberty, and property (Powell) 8:577 583 Thomas Babington Macaulay extraordinary eloquence for liberty (Powell) 10:698-705 James Madison-checks and balances to limit government power (Powell) 3:173-179 Thomas Paine-passionate pamphleteer for liberty (Powell) 1: 48-53 Leonard E. Read, the founder and builder (M. Sennholz) 5:348-354 Alexis de Tocqueville: how people gain liberty and lose it (Powell) 7: 520-526 Raoul Wallenberg, great angel of rescue (Powell) 11:757-766 Mary Wollstonecraft-equal rights for women (Powell) 4:225-231 BLOCK, Walter (co-author). See Ragan; Santoriello. See also Book reviews (Simon) BOETTKE, Peter J. See Book reviews (Mises) BORN again: the resurgence of American Prohibition (Lender) 4: 205-206 BOUDREAUX, Donald J.

Salvation through the Internet? 11: 719-720 BOUDREAUX, Donald J. and Macaulay, Hugh S. Competition and cooperation. 3:152 154 BOUDREAUX, Karol The business-ethics quagmire. 1:33-36 BOUSTEAD, Thomas Home, home on the Internet. 11:721 723 BOVARD, James Seizure fever: the war on property rights. 1:6-13 Teachers unions: are the schools run for them? 7:497-500 BOYS Choir of Harlem (Manley) 6:426 430 BRICKER Amendment, short history of (Woods) 4:200-204 BRIGHT side of failure (Ragan and Block) 10:687-690 BROWN, David M. See Book reviews (Sciabarra) BROWN, Montgomery B. See Book reviews (Olasky) BUILDING code blues (Saltzman) 1:14 18 BUSINESS Does big mean bad? the economic power of corporations (Mathews) 2:77-79 Entrepreneur as a defender of liberty (Livingston) 9:627-630 Social function of Mr. Henry Ford (Heath) 11:731-733 When entrepreneurs become victims (Groff) 7:504-506 BUSINESS-ethics quagmire (K.

Boudreaux) 1:33-36 848 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1996 c CAPLAN, Bryan Freedom and happiness. 1:37-41 CARDIFF, Chris Education: what about the poor? 7: 494-496 CAROLAN, Matthew. See Book reviews (Bailey; Crane; P. Johnson; Machan and Rasmussen) CARSON, Clarence B. The world in the grip of an idea revisited. 5:253-259 See also Book reviews (Brookhiser) CASE for invalidating the welfare state (Kochan) 2:72-74 CASE for the free market (Chamberlain) 5:401-402 CHAMBERLAIN, John The case for the free market. 5:401-402 CHODOROV, Frank: champion of liberty (Steelman) 12:798-802 CIVIL rights socialism (Rockwell) 5:290-294 CLARK, l.R. Managing dissonance in the iron triangle. 10:693-697 CLASSICAL economists, good or bad? 10:706-707 CLASSICAL libertarian compromises on state education (West) 10:652-657 CLEVELAND, Grover: my kind of president (Reed) 3:144-145 CLITES, Roger M. Why it matters. 3:162 COGNITIVE dissonance Managing dissonance in the iron triangle (Clark) 10:693-697 COMMERCE clause: putting back the framers' intent (Hagen) 12:813-816 COMMUNICATION Freedom and language (Skoble) 9: 602-604 Free-market economics in a phone booth (Shannon) 12:792-793 Good conversation and the marketplace (Allen and Lee) 10: 663-666 Home, home on the Internet (Boustead) 11:721-723 Obscenity: the case for a free market in free speech (Harris) 9:610-615 Salvation through the Internet?

(Boudreaux) 11:719-720 Virtual liberty (Estabrook) 2:80-82 Virtues of free speech (Turiano) 9: 621-623 Who put the e in e-mail? (Rogers) 9:616-617 See also Media. COMPETITION Creative destruction-again (Laband and Wells) 4:210-212 Free-market economics in a phone booth (Shannon) 12:792-793 Virtues of competition (Leef) 7:513-516 COMPETITION and cooperation (D. Boudreaux and Macaulay) 3:152 154 CONSUMER information and the calculation debate (Pasour) 12:780 786 CORDATO, Roy. See Book reviews (Adler) COURAGE to try (Orlowski) 8:549-550 CREATIVE destruction-again (Laband and Wells) 4:210-212 CULTIVATING dissent: wetlands regulators down on the farm (Porter) 2:88-90 CUSTOMER service, government style (Bandow) 1:31-32 CUTTING marginal tax rates: evidence from the 1920s (Smiley) 10:674-677 D DA VEE, Mark Defining justice. 8:566-567 DEFINING justice (Da Vee) 8:566-567 DENNIS, William C. See Book reviews (Meyer) DEN UYL, Doug. See Book reviews (Machan) DeROSA, Neil. See Book reviews (Duesberg) DEWEY, Douglas How to separate school and state: a primer. 7:480-485 DiLORENZO, Thomas J.

Predatory unionism. 1:21-28 See also Book reviews (Sowell) Guest editor, January DOES big mean bad? the economic power of corporations (Mathews) 2:77-79 DORN, James A. Ending tax socialism. 11:747-748 The rise of government and the decline of morality. 3:136-140 DUFFY, Jeffry W. Liberty, government, and the rule of law (excerpt). 1:42-43 E ECONOMIC costs of sexual harassment (Larson) 8:568-573 ECONOMIC development Perversion of economic development (Reed) 2:75-76 ECONOMIC foundations of freedom (Mises) 5:315-319 ECONOMICS, economic theory Another shocking reversal in macroeconomics (Skousen) 2:-116 117 Austrians vs. the Chicago School, part III (Skousen) 12:836-837 Classical economists, good or bad? 10:706-707 Fifty years of FEE-fifty years of progress in Austrian economics (Kirzner) 5:283-289 Good news: textbook macro model rejected! (Skousen) 1:54-55 I, pencil (Read) 5:274-278 Russell Kirk's economics of permanent things (Attarian) 4:232-236 New Keynesians finally reject Keynes's "general" theory. 9:639-641 On Keynes as a practical economist (Simon) 8:548 One graph says it all (Skousen) 5:320 321 SimEconomics (White) 11:716-718 What do you make of this graph?

(Skousen) 3:180-182 Who is Henry Spearman? (Skousen) 6:461-462 See also Markets. EDUCATION Classical libertarian compromises on state education (West) 10:652-657 Government licensing: the enemy of employment (Yates) 7:501-503 How to separate school and state: a primer (Dewey) 7:480-485 Kicking the habit (Schmidt) 7:479 Mixing public and private (Reed) 7: 486-487 Restoring parental responsibility for education (Fritz) 7:476-479 Spread of education before compulsion: Britain and America in the nineteenth century (West) 7: 488-493 Teachers unions: are the schools run for them? (Bovard) 7:497-500 What about the poor? (Cardiff) 7:494 496 Why not separate school and state? (Read) 7:493 EDUCATION and the free society (Roche) 5:279-282 EILER, Dorothea M. How government destroys jobs for poor women. 6:453-454 ELECTRIC car seduction (Reed) 11: 724-725 ENDING tax socialism (Dorn) 11:747 748 ENTREPRENEUR as a defender of liberty (Livingston) 9:627-630 ENVIRONMENT, environmentalism Cultivating dissent: wetlands regulators down on the farm (Porter) 2:88-90 Externalities and the environment (Santoriello and Block) 11:755-757 Electric car seduction (Reed) 11:724 725 Global warming: not an immediate problem (Bethel) 12:803-807 Prosperity without pollution (Semmens) 3:168-172 ENVIRONMENTAL protection: the new socialism? (Shaw) 5:295-298 ESTABROOK, Matthew R.

Virtual liberty. 2:80-82 EXTERNALITIES and the environment (Santoriello and Block) 11:755-757 F FALLACIES of uncritical multiculturalism (Machan) 3:134 135 FARAH, Joseph (co-author). See Pombo FEE (The Foundation for Economic Education )-fiftieth anniversary FEE and the climate of opinion (Greaves) 5:337-345 FEE: a lighthouse for freedom (Reed) 5:346-347 Fifty years of FEE-fifty years of progress in Austrian economics (Kirzner) 5:283-289 FEE, continued Foundation for Economic Education: success or failure? (Rogge) 5:380-385 Freeman: ideas on liberty (Poirot) 5: 371-374 Function of The Freeman (Hazlitt) 5: 375-378 Moral dimension of FEE (North) 5: 362-368 Onward still (H F. Sennholz) 5:332 336 Leonard Read, the founder and builder (M. Sennholz) 5:348-354 From Leonard Read: A legacy of principles (Barger) 5:355-359 FIFTY years of FEE-fifty years of progress in Austrian economics (Kirzner) 5:283-289 FIFTY years of statism (Bandow) 5:271 273 FLAT tax: simplicity desimplified (Garrison) 10:670-674 FOLD VARY, Fred. See Book reviews (Mixon) FOLSOM, Burton W. See Book reviews (Teske, Best, and Mintrom) FOR appearance's sake (Saltzman) 11: 749-753 FOREIGN aid and international crises (Bandow) 12:808-810 FOX, Charles James, valiant voice for liberty (Powell) 9:631-638 FREE-MARKET economics in a phone booth (Shannon) 12:792-793 FREEDOM America we lost (Pei) 3:132-133 Economic foundations of freedom (Mises) 5:315-319 Entrepreneur as a defender of liberty (Livingston) 9:627-630 Historian Paul Johnson on American liberty (Freeman interview) 6:420-425 How much do you know about liberty?

(a quiz) 6:463; 470-472 Liberty and privacy: connections (Fulda) 12:817-818 Liberty and responsibility: inseparable ideals (More) 7:507-509 Liberty, government, and the rule of law (Duffy) 1:42-43 Little erosion of liberty (Reed) 1:19 20 Losing freedom costs a lot (Semmens) 5:267-270 Making the case for liberty stick (Reed) 12:790-791 Our most precious resource (Zarbin) 11:754-755 Perspectives on capitalism and freedom (Younkins) 12:794-796 Rights, freedom, and rivalry (Baird) 10:667-669 Virtual liberty (Estabrook) 2:80-82 War and liberty in American history (Riddle) 2:102-108 FREEDOM and American labor relations law: 1946-1996 (Baird) 5:299-309 FREEDOM and happiness (Caplan) 1: 37-41 FREEDOM and language (Skoble) 9: 602-604 FREEDOM, militias, and the violence inherent in the system (Billingsley) 2:98-99 FREEMAN: ideas on liberty (Poirot) 5: 371-374 FRENCH, Douglas E. See Book Reviews (Deane and Pringle; Sloan) FRITZ, Marshall Restoring parental responsibility for education. 7:476-479 "FROM each according to his abilities ... " (Shelly) 3:155 FROM liberalism to tribalism (Bidinotto) 1:46-47 FROM Leonard Read: a legacy of principles (Barger) 5:355-359 FULDA, Joseph S.

Liberty and privacy: connections. 12: 817-818 FUNCTION of The Freeman (Hazlitt) 5:375-378 G GARRISON, Roger W. The flat tax: simplicity desimplified. 10:670-674 GLADSTONE, William Ewart: great campaigns for peace and freedom (Powell) 12:827-835 GLOBAL warming: not an immediate problem (Bethel) 12:803-807 GLOBALISM and sovereignty: a short history of the Bricker Amendment (Woods) 4:200-204 GOLD, Stephen How high a price for civilization? 2: 68-70 GOOD conversation and the marketplace (Allen and Lee) 10: 663-666 GOODMAN, John C. The Vatican and the market. 10:658 660 GOVERNMENT, theory and practice Customer service, government style (Bandow) 1:31-32 Fifty years of statism (Bandow) 5:271 273 Individual happiness and the minimal state (Younkins) 10:691-692 Losing freedom costs a lot (Semmens) 5:267-270 James Madison-checks and balances to limit government power (Powell) 3:173-179 Managing dissonance in the iron triangle (Clark) 10:693-697 Most outrageous government waste (Schatz) 6:444-446 Nonessential government (Bandow) 2:85-87 Proper scope of democracy (Machan) 1:29-30 Red-lining the federal government budget (Timberlake) 11:734-735 Southern tradition: implications for modern decentralism (Woods) 12: 819-822 Wanted: A line between public and private (Reed) 8:551-552 Why it matters (Clites) 3:162 Why some federal jobs should be abolished (Machan) 10:682-683 See also REGULATION GOVERNMENT licensing: the enemy of employment (Yates) 7:501-503 INDEX 1996 849 GOVERNMENT'S hostile takeover (Keating) 10:678-679 GREAVES, Bettina Bien FEE and the climate of opinion. 5: 337-345 See also Book reviews (Sereny) GREENWOOD, Bowen H. See Book reviews (LaPierre) GROFF, Patrick When entrepreneurs become victims.

7:504-506 GUARANTEED life (Anderson) 3:141 143 H HAGEN, Eric W. Putting the framers' intent back into the commerce clause. 12:813-816 HAPPINESS Freedom and happiness (Caplan) 1: 37-41 Individual happiness and the minimal state (Younkins) 10:691-692 HARRIS, T. Franklin, Jr. Obscenity: the case for a free market in free speech. 9:610-615 HAYEK, EA., ideas of Consumer information and the calculation debate (Pasour) 12:780 786 A good conversation and the marketplace (Allen and Lee) 10: 663-666 Liberty, government, and the rule of law (Duffy) 1:42-43 Nullifying the rule of law (Pulliam) 3:160-162 HAZLITT, Henry The function of The Freeman. 5:375-378 Private enterprise regained. 3:166-167 HEALTH care Increasing access to pharmaceuticals (Bandow) 2:93-98 HEATH, Spencer The social function of Mr. Henry Ford. 11:731-733 HIGGS, Robert The welfare state: promising protection in an age of anxiety. 5: 260-266 Guest editor, December HINOTE, Bill I was a victim of union violence. 6: 450-452 HISTORIAN Paul Johnson on American liberty (interview) 6:420 425 HOME, home on the Internet (Boustead) 11:721-723 HOOKED on Phonics. See When entrepreneurs become victims (Groff) 7:504-506 HOPPE, Hans-Hermann. See Book reviews (Ebeling and Hornberger) HORWITZ, Steven Banking and freedom in the fifty years of FEE. 5:310-314 Liberty and the domain of self interest. 11:726-730 HOW government destroys jobs for poor women (Eiler) 6:453-454 HOW high a price for civilization?

(Gold) 2:68-70 850 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1996 HOW much do you know about liberty? (a quiz) 6:463; 470-472 HOW real is the Asian economic miracle? (Skousen) 7:527-529 HOW to separate school and state: a primer (Dewey) 7:480-485 HOW Walter Turnbull inspires self-help at the Boys Choir of Harlem (Manley) 6:426-430 HUEMER, Michael On the need for social coercion. 1:43 45 HUGO, Victor-liberty and justice for all (Powell) 2:109-115 I I was a victim of union violence (Hinote) 6:450-452 I, pencil (Read) 5:274-278 IMMIGRATION. See Why our company needs immigrants (Maibach) 6:431 433 IN service of a boondoggle (Bandow) 9:624-626 INCOME, wealth Inequality of wealth and incomes (Mises) 3:148-151 Why wages rise (Skousen) 8:584-586 INCREASING access to pharmaceuticals (Bandow) 2:93-98 INCREDIBLE regulatory follies (Reiland) 8:553-555 INDIVIDUAL happiness and the minimal state (Younkins) 10:691-692 INEQUALITY of wealth and incomes (Mises) 3:148-151 INSURANCE: true and false (Rockwell) 4:196-199 INTERNATIONAL relations Arab terrorism: causes and cure (McGee) 12:810-812 Foreign aid and international crises (Bandow) 12:808-810 Globalism and sovereignty: a short history of the Bricker Amendment (Woods) 4:200-204 INTERNET. See Communication INTERVIEW with Paul Johnson 6:420 425 IS the public served by the public interest standard? (Thierer) 9:618-620 IS Social Security pro-family? (Lin) 2: 91-92 J JACK the radical (Segerdal) 4:213-217 JOHNSON, Paul, on American liberty (Freeman interview) 6:420-425 JOHNSON, Jennifer Law enforcement by deceit?: entrapment and due process 11:739-741 JURY nullification Nullifying the rule of law (Pulliam) 3:160-162 JUSTICE Defining justice (Da Vee) 8:566-567 Law enforcement by deceit?: entrapment and due process (Johnson) 11:739-741 K KAZA, Greg The U.S. presidents and the money issue. 4:220-224 KEATING, Raymond J.

Government's hostile takeover. 10: 678-679 The New York City guide to destroying an economy. 8:540-544 Original intent and the income tax. 2:70-71 Warning: OSHA can be hazardous to your health. 3:163-165 See also Book reviews (Buchholz; Gallarotti; Gates; Gilder; Gross; S. Lee; Millman) Guest editor, August KERRIGAN, Karen Big labor and big government. 8:561 563 KEYNES, John Maynard, as a practical economist (Simon) 8:548 KICKING the habit (Schmidt) 7:479 KILLING enterprise (Bandow) 11:736 738 KIRK, Russell: economics of permanent things (Attarian) 4:232-236 KIRZNER, Israel M. Fifty years of FEE-fifty years of progress in Austrian economics. 5: 283-289 KOCHAN, Donald J. Taking taxes: the case for invalidating the welfare state. 2:72-74 L LABAND, David N. and Wells, John M. Creative destruction-again. 4:210 212 LABOR, labor unions Big labor and big government (Kerrigan) 8:561-563 Freedom and American labor relations law: 1946-1996 (Baird) 5:299-309 I was a victim of union violence (Hinote) 6:450-452 Minimum wage plus (Bandow) 8:564 566 Predatory unionism (DiLorenzo) 1:21 28 Teachers unions: are the schools run for them? (Bovard) 7:497-500 Why wages rise (Skousen) 8:584-586 LANE, Rose Wilder, Isabel Paterson, and Ayn Rand: three women who inspired the modern libertarian movement (Powell) 5:322-331 LARSON, Elizabeth The economic costs of sexual harassment. 8:568-573 LAW enforcement by deceit?: entrapment and due process (Johnson) 11:739-741 LEE, Dwight R.

The market didn't do it. 12:787-789 See also Book reviews (Hayek) LEE, Dwight R. (co-author). See Allen LEEF, George C. The virtues of competition. 7:513-516 See also Book reviews (Fischel) LEGALIZED immorality (Manion) 3: 158-159 LENDER, Mark Edward Born again: the resurgence of American Prohibition. 4:205-206 LESSONS for welfare reformers (Reed) 6:434-435 LIBERTY. See Freedom LIBERTY and privacy: connections (Fulda) 12:817-818 LIBERTY and the domain of self interest (Horwitz) 11:726-730 LIBERTY and responsibility: inseparable ideals (More) 7:507-509 LIBERTY, government, and the rule of law (Duffy) 1:42-43 LIGGIO, Leonard P. See Book reviews (Belloc) LIN, Daniel Is Social Security pro-family? 2:91-92 LITERATURE of liberty (Opitz and Batemarco) 5:393-399 LITTLE erosion of liberty (Reed) 1:19-20 LIVINGSTON, Felix R. The entrepreneur as a defender of liberty. 9:627-630 LOCKE, John-natural rights to life, liberty, property (Powell) 8:577-583 LOSING freedom costs a lot (Semmens) 5:267-270 M MACAULAY, Hugh (co-author) See Boudreaux, Donald J.

MACAULAY, Thomas Babington-extraordinary eloquence for liberty (Powell) 10: 698-705 MACCARO, James A. Ancient lessons. 8:555-556 MACHAN, Tibor R. Fallacies of uncritical multiculturalism. 3:134-135 The proper scope of democracy. 1:29 30 Two cases of press malpractice. 9:605 607 Why some federal jobs should be abolished. 10:682-683 Guest editor, September MACK, Eric What is multiculturalism? 10:684-687 MADDEN, Russell Rejecting responsibility. 7:510-512 See also Book reviews (Branden; Koontz) MADISON, James-checks and balances to limit government power (Powell) 3:173-179 MAl BACH, Michael C. Why our company needs immigrants. 6:431-433 MAKING the case for liberty stick (Reed) 12:790-791 MALTSEV, Yuri. See Book reviews (Mau) MANAGING dissonance in the iron triangle (Clark) 10:693-697 MANION, Clarence Legalized immorality. 3:158-159 MANLEY, Marisa How Walter Turnbull inspires self help at the Boys Choir of Harlem.

6:426-430 Why laws backfire. 8:545-547 MARKET didn't do it (Lee) 12:787-789 MARKETS, marketplace America's other democracy (Peterson) 3:146-147 Case for the free market (Chamberlain) 5:401-402 Good conversation and the market place (Allen and Lee) 10:663-666 Speculator talks about free markets (Niederhoffer) 6:436-438 Vatican and the free market (Goodman) 10:658-660 MARZULLA, Nancie G. Today's fight for property rights. 6: 447-449 MATHEWS, Don Does big mean bad? the economic power of corporations. 2:77-79 McCARTHY, Sarah J. The sexual harassment lemon law. 12: 823-824 McGEE, Robert W. Arab terrorism: causes and cure. 12: 810-812 MEDIA Is the public served by the public interest standard? (Thierer) 9:618 620 Must the news media be inimical to freedom? (Richman) 9:596-601 Two cases of press malpractice (Machan) 9:605-607 Why mass media mergers are meaningless (Thierer) 1:4-5 MINIMUM wage plus (Bandow) 8:564 566 MISES, Ludwig von The economic foundations of freedom.

5:315-319 Inequality of wealth and incomes. 3: 148-151 MIXING public and private (Reed) 7: 486-487 MONEY Banking and freedom in the fifty years of FEE (Horwitz) 5:310-314 U.S. presidents and the money issue (Kaza) 4:220-224 MORAL dimension of FEE (North) 5: 362-368 MORALITY, ethics Business-ethics quagmire (K. Boudreaux) 1:33-36 Legalized immorality (Manion) 3:158 159 Rise of government and the decline of morality (Dorn) 3:136-140 Why some federal jobs should be abolished (Machan) 10:682-683 MORALITY of freedom (Bandow) 3: 156-158 MORE, Max Liberty and responsibility: inseparable ideals. 7:507-509 MOST outrageous government waste (Schatz) 6:444-446 MULTICULTURALISM Fallacies of uncritical multiculturalism (Machan) 3:134-135 What is multiculturalism? (Mack) 10: 684-687 MURRAY, Philip R. See Book reviews (Lynch and Rothchild) MUST the news media be inimical to freedom? (Richman) 9:596-601 MY kind of president (Reed) 3:144-145 N NASH, Ronald H. See Book reviews (Paul, Miller, and Paul) NELSON, Robert H. See Book reviews (Hagen and Worman) NEW Keynesians finally reject Keynes's "general" theory (Skousen) 9:639 641 NEW York City guide to destroying an economy (Keating) 8:540-544 NIEDERHOFFER, Victor A speculator talks about free markets.

6:436-438 NO, Fred, there is no free enterprise-at least not here (Ahlseen) 2:83-84 NOBEL Prize: Who deserved the Nobel Prize? (Skousen) 4:238-240 NONESSENTIAL government (Bandow) 2:85-87 NORTH, Gary The moral dimension of FEE. 5:362 368 NULLIFYING the rule of law (Pulliam) 3:160-162 o OBSCENITY: the case for a free market in free speech (Harris) 9:610-615 ON Keynes as a practical economist (Simon) 8:548 ON the need for social coercion (Huemer) 1:43-45 ONE graph says it all (Skousen) 5:320 321 ONE-MINUTE shed (Smith) 8:559-560 ONWARD still (H. F. Sennholz) 5:332 336 OPITZ, Edmund A. The literature of liberty. 5:393-399 OPTIMISM, a vote for (Reed) 4:218 219 ORIENT, Jane M. See Book reviews (Anderson and Hill) ORIGINAL intent and the income tax (Keating) 2:70-71 ORLOWSKI, Frank The courage to try. 8:549-550 OSHA can·be hazardous to your health (Keating) 3:163-165 OUR most precious resource (Zarbin) 11:754-755 P-Q PAINE, Thomas-passionate pamphleteer for liberty (Powell) 1: 48-53 PASOUR, E.C., Jr.

Consumer information and the calculation debate. 12:780-786 See also Book reviews (Avery) PATERSON, Isabel. See Three women who inspired the modern libertarian movement (Powell) 5:322-331 PAUL, Ron. See Book reviews (Freeman Classics) PAVED with good intentions (Bidinotto) 2:100-101 PAVLIK, Gregory See Book reviews (Kauffman) Guest editor, April INDEX 1996 851 PAYNE, James L. See Book reviews (Eggers and O'Leary; Herbert) PEl, Mario A. The America we lost. 3:132-133 PERSPECTIVES on capitalism and freedom (Younkins) 12:794-796 PERVERSION of economic development (Reed) 2:75-76 PETERSON, William H. America's other democracy. 3:146-147 See also Book reviews (Armey; Bovard; Hartwell; Hazlitt; Mitchell; Roberts and Stratton) Guest editor, March PLYMOUTH Colony: Private enterprise regained (Hazlitt) 3:166-167 POIROT, Paul L. The Freeman: ideas on liberty. 5:371 374 POLLUTION. See Environment POMBO, Richard and Farah, Joseph A property rights parable for city dwellers. 12:825-826 PORTER, David J.

Cultivating dissent: wetlands regulators down on the farm. 2:88-90 POWELL, Jim Lord Acton-political power corrupts. 6:455-460 Charles James Fox, valiant voice for liberty. 9:631-638 William Ewart Gladstone's great campaigns for peace and freedom. 12:827-835 Victor Hugo-liberty and justice for all. 2:109-115 Rose Wilder Lane, Isabel Paterson, and Ayn Rand: three women who inspired the libertarian movement. 5:322-331 John Locke-natural rights to life, liberty, and property. 8:577-583 Thomas Babington Macaulay extraordinary eloquence for liberty 10:698-705 James Madison-Checks and balances to limit government power. 3:173 179 Thomas Paine-passionate pamphleteer for liberty. 1:48-53 Alexis de Tocqueville: how people gain liberty and lose it. 7:520-526 Raoul Wallenberg, great angel of rescue. 11:757-766 Mary Wollstonecraft-equal rights for women. 4:225-231 Guest editor, June PREDATORY unionism (DiLorenzo) 1:21-28 PRICES, price system A good conversation and the marketplace (Allen and Lee) 10: 663-666 Salvation through the Internet?

(Boudreaux) 11:719-720 PRIVATE enterprise regained (Hazlitt) 3:166-167 PRIVATE prejudice, private remedy (Bandow) 7:517-519 PRIVATE property Building code blues (Saltzman) 1:14 18 For appearance's sake (Saltzman) 11: 749-753 Home, home on the Internet (Boustead) 11:721-723 852 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1996 Private property, continued Property rights parable for city dwellers (Pombo and Farah) 12: 825-826 Seizure fever: the war on property rights (Bovard) 1:6-13 Today's fight for property rights (Marzulla) 6:447-449 PRIVATIZATION revolution (Reed) 10:661-662 PROHIBITION. See Born again: The resurgence of American Prohibition (Lender) 4:205-206 PROPER scope of democracy (Machan) 1:29-30 PROPERTY rights parable for city dwellers (Pombo and Farah) 12: 825-826 PROPERTY rights. See private property PROSPERITY without pollution (Semmens) 3:168-172 PULLIAM, Mark S. Nullifying the rule of law. 3:160-162 PUNITIVE welfare state (Sokolin) 6: 439-440 PUTTING the framers' intent back into the commerce clause (Hagen) 12: 813-816 QUEBEC: why it matters (Clites) 3:162 R RACIAL prejudice. See Private prejudice, private remedy (Bandow) 7:517-519 RAGAN, Matthew and Walter Block The bright side of failure. 10:687-690 RAND, Ayn. See Three women who inspired the modern libertarian movement (Powell) 5:322-331 READ, Leonard E.

I, pencil. 5:274-278 Why not separate school and state? 7:493 READ, Leonard, ideas of From Leonard Read: a legacy of principles (Barger) 5:355-359 Leonard Read, the founder and builder (M. Sennholz) 5:348-354 RED-LINING the federal government budget (Timberlake) 11:734-735 REED, Lawrence W. The electric car seduction. 11:724-725 FEE: a lighthouse for freedom. 5:346 347 Lessons for welfare reformers. 6:434 435 A little erosion of liberty. 1:19-20 Making the case for liberty stick. 12: 790-791 Mixing public and private 7:486-487 My kind of president. 3:144-145 The perversion of economic development. 2:75-76 The privatization revolution. 10:661662 Reviving a civil society. 9:608-609 A vote for optimism. 4:218-219 Wanted: a line between public and private. 8:551-552 REGULATION, government Building code blues (Saltzman) 1:14 18 For appearance's sake (Saltzman) 11: 749-753 Government licensing: the enemy of employment (Yates) 7:501-503 Increasing access to pharmaceuticals (Bandow) 2:93-98 Incredible regulatory follies (Reiland) 8:553-555 Insurance: true and false (Rockwell) 4:196-199 Killing enterprise (Bandow) 11:736 738 No, Fred, there is no free enterprise at least not here (Ahlseen) 2:83-84 One-minute shed (Smith) 8:559-560 Punitive welfare state (Sokolin) 6:439 440 Warning: OSHA can be hazardous to your health (Keating) 3:163-165 Why laws backfire (Manley) 8:545-547 REGULATORY overkill (Bandow) 10: 680-682 REILAND, Ralph R.

The incredible regulatory follies. 8: 553-555 REJECTING responsibility (Madden) 7:510-512 RESPONSIBILITY, individual Liberty and responsibility: inseparable ideals (More) 7:507-509 Rejecting responsibility (Madden) 7: 510-512 RESTORING parental responsibility for education (Fritz) 7:476-479 REVIVING a civil society (Reed) 9:608-609 RICHMAN, Sheldon Bastiat, Liberty, and The Law. 5:403 406 Must the news media be inimical to freedom? 9:596-601 Guest editor, July RIDDLE, Wesley Allen War and liberty in American history. 2:102-108 See also Book reviews (Gingrich; Kennedy and Kennedy) RIGHTS, freedom, and rivalry (Baird) 10:667-669 RISE of government and the decline of morality (Dorn) 3:136-140 ROBBINS, John. See Book reviews (Williams) ROCHE, George Education and the free society. 5:279 282 ROCKWELL, Llewellyn H., Jr. Civil rights socialism. 5:290-294 Insurance: true and false. 4:196-199 ROGERS, A.M.

Who put the e in e-mail? 9:616-617 ROGGE, Benjamin A. The Foundation for Economic Education: success or failure? 5: 380-385 s SABRIN, Murray. See Book Reviews (Henderson) SALTZMAN, James D. Building code blues. 1:14-18 For appearance's sake. 11:749-753 SALVATION through the Internet? (Boudreaux) 11:719-720 SANTORIELLO, Andrea and Block, Walter Externalities and the environment. 11: 755-757 SAVAS, E.S. See Book Reviews (Anderson and Hill; Reed) SCHATZ, Thomas A. Most outrageous government waste. 6:444-446 SCHMIDT, Paul Kicking the habit. 7:479 SECURITY, government-guaranteed Bright side of failure (Ragan and Block) 10:687-690 Guaranteed life (Anderson) 3:141-143 Welfare state: promising protection in an age of anxiety (Higgs) 5:260-266 SEGERDAL, Alastair Jack the radical. 4:213-217 SEIZURE fever: the war on property rights (Bovard) 1:6-13 SELF-HELP Courage to try (Orlowski) 8:549-550 How Walter Turnbull inspires self help at the Boys Choir of Harlem (Manley) 6:426-430 SELF-INTEREST: Liberty and the domain of self-interest (Horwitz) 11:726-730 SEMMENS, John Losing freedom costs a lot. 5:267-270 Prosperity without pollution. 3:168 172 See also Book reviews (Adams; Roth) SENNHOLZ, Hans F.

Onward still. 5:332-336 Notes from FEE: Against the stream (April) Economic ends and means (Oct.) Growing income disparity (Sept.) Inscrutable freedom (June) Is inflation dead? (August) Jobs and trade (July) Looking back (March) Machiavellian politics (Feb.) Ruinous litigation (Jan.) Sweatshops for the new world order (Nov.) Two yardsticks of morality (Dec.) See also Book reviews (Mises) SENNHOLZ, Mary Leonard Read, the founder and builder. 5:348-354 SEXUAL harassment, economic costs of (Larson) 8:568-573 SEXUAL harassment lemon law (McCarthy) 12:823-824 SHANNON, Russell Free-market economics in a phone booth. 12:792-793 See also Book reviews (Innes; C. Johnson; McCarthy) SHAW,Jane S. Environmental protection: the new socialism? 5:295-298 See also Book reviews (Pendley; Sowell) SHELLY, Thomas J. "From each according to his abilities ... " 3:155 SIMECONOMICS (White) 11:716-718 SIMON, Julian L.

On Keynes as a practical economist. 8:548 SINGER, Jeffrey A. See Book reviews (Oldham) SINGLE policy change-double economic growth? (Skousen) 11: 767-768 SKOBLE, Aeon James Freedom and language. 9:602-604 SKOUSEN, Mark Another shocking reversal in macroeconomics. 2:116-117 Austrians vs. the Chicago School, part III. 12:836-837 Classical economists, good or bad? 10:706-707 Good news: textbook macro model rejected! 1:54-55 How real is the Asian economic miracle? 7:527-529 New Keynesians finally reject Keynes's "general" theory. 9:639-641 One graph says it all. 5:320-321 Single policy change-double economic growth? 11:767-768 What do you make of this graph? 3: 180-182 Who deserved the Nobel Prize? 4:238-240 Who is Henry Spearman? 6:461-462 Why wages rise. 8:584-586 SLAVERY, why not? (Sparks) 11:742 746 SMILEY, Gene Cutting marginal tax rates: evidence from the 1920s. 10:674-677 SMITH, Donald G.

The one-minute shed. 8:559-560 SOCIAL Security Is Social Security pro-family? (Lin) 2:91-92 Single policy change-double economic growth? (Skousen) 11: 767-768 SOCIAL function of Mr. Henry Ford (Heath) 11:731-733 SOCIALISM Civil rights socialism (Rockwell) 5: 290-294 Consumer information and the calculation debate (Pasour) 12:780 786 "From each according to his abilities ... " (Shelly) 3:155 Jack the radical (Segerdal) 4:213-217 World in the grip of an idea revisited (Carson) 5:253-259 SOCIETY, social attitudes On the need for social coercion (Huemer) 1:43-45 Paved with good intentions (Bidinotto) 2:100-101 Reviving a civil society (Reed) 9:608 609 SOKOLIN, Anna The punitive welfare state. 6:439-440 SOUTHERN tradition: implications for modern decentralism (Woods) 12: 819-822 SPANGLER, Mark Guest editor, May SPARKS, Bertel M. Why not slavery? 11:742-746 SPECULATOR talks about free markets (Niederhoffer) 6:436-438 SPORTS welfare (Bandow) 6:441-443 SPREAD of education before com pulsion (West) 7:488-493 STEELMAN, Aaron Frank Chodorov: champion of liberty.

12:798-802 T TAKING taxes: case for invalidating the welfare state (Kochan) 2:72-74 TAXES, taxation Ancient lessons (Maccaro) 8:555-556 Cutting marginal tax rates: evidence from the 1920s (Smiley) 10:674-677 Ending tax socialism (Dorn) 11:747 748 Flat tax: simplicity desimplified (Garrison) 10:670-674 Government's hostile takeover (Keating) 10:678-679 How high a price for civilization? (Gold) 2:68-70 New York City guide to destroying an economy (Keating) 8:540-544 Original intent and the income tax (Keating) 2:70-71 That taxing time of year again (Bandow) 4:207-209 TEACHERS unions: are the schools run for them? (Bovard) 7:497-500 THAT taxing time of year again (Bandow) 4:207-209 THIELICKE, Helmut, on the modern welfare state (Walker) 8:557-559 THIERER, Adam D. Is the public served by the public interest standard? 9:618-620 Why mass media mergers are meaningless. 1:4-5 TIMBERLAKE, Richard Red-lining the federal government budget. 11:734-735 TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis de (Powell) 7:520-526 TODA Y'S fight for property rights (Marzulla) 6:447-449 TURIANO, Mark The virtues of free speech. 9:621-623 TURNBULL, Walter: self-help at the Boys Choir of Harlem (Manley) 6: 426-430 TWO cases of press malpractice (Machan) 9:605-607 v-v U.S. presidents and the money issue (Kaza) 4:220-224 VANCE, Laurence M. See Book reviews (Kincaid) VATICAN and the free market (Goodman) 10:658-660 VIRTUAL liberty (Estabrook) 2:80-82 VIRTUES of competition (Leef) 7:513 516 VIRTUES of free speech (Turiano) 9: 621-623 VOTE for optimism (Reed) 4:218-219 w WALKER, Daniel F.

Thielicke on the modern welfare state. 8:557-559 INDEX 1996 853 WALLENBERG, Raoul, great angel of rescue (Powell) 11:757-766 WALTERS, Stephen J. K. See Book reviews (Ehrenhalt) WANTED: A line between public and private (Reed) 8:551-552 WAR and liberty in American history (Riddle) 2:102-108 WARNING: OSHA can be hazardous to your health (Keating) 3:163-165 WATKINS, William J., Jr. See Book reviews (Banning; Kirk) WEIDENBAUM, Murray. See Book reviews (Hayek) WEINKOPF, Chris. See Book reviews (Longman) WELFARE, welfare state Case for invalidating the welfare state (Kochan) 2:72-74 Lessons for welfare reformers (Reed) 6:434-435 Punitive welfare state (Sokolin) 6:439 440 Sports welfare (Bandow) 6:441-443 Thielicke on the modern welfare state (Walker) 8:557-559 WELFARE state: promising protection in an age of anxiety (Higgs) 5:260 266 WELLS, John M. (co-author) See Laband WEST, Edwin G. Classical libertarian compromises on state education. 10:652-657 The spread of education before compulsion: Britain and America in the nineteenth century. 7:488-493 WHAT do you make of this graph?

(Skousen) 3:180-182 WHAT is multiculturalism? (Mack) 10: 684-687 WHEN entrepreneurs become victims (Groff) 7:504-506 WHITE, Lawrence H. SimEconomics. 11:716-718 Guest editor, November WHO deserved the Nobel Prize? (Skousen) 4:238-240 WHO is Henry Spearman? (Skousen) 6:461-462 WHO put the e in e-mail. (Rogers) 9: 616-617 WHY it matters (Clites) 3:162 WHY laws backfire (Manley) 8:545-547 WHY mass media mergers are meaningless (Thierer) 1:4-5 WHY not separate school and state? (Read) 7:493 WHY not slavery? (Sparks) 11:742-746 WHY our company needs immigrants (Maibach) 6:431-433 WHY some federal jobs should be abolished (Machan) 10:682-683 WHY wages rise (Skousen) 8:584-586 WOLLSTONECRAFT, Mary-equal rights for women (Powell) 4:225-231 WOMEN Economic costs of sexual harassment (Larson) 8:568-573 How government destroys jobs for poor women (Eiler) 6:453-454 Sexual harassment lemon law (McCarthy) 12:823-824 Mary Wollstonecraft-equal rights for women (Powell) 4:225-231 854 THE FREEMAN • DECEMBER 1996 WOODS, Thomas E., Jf.