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January–February 2004

Published by Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). The Freeman ran 1955-2015 (archive holds Nov 1955 - Spring 2015, FEE's monthly run and its final quarterly issue).

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There Is No Central Plan for Winning Liberty · Richard Ebeling
Taking Liberties . . . and Properties · Sheldon Richman
Nationalized Health Care Will Cut Costs? · Gene Callahan, Robert P. Murphy
Econ 101: An Austrian Economist's Dream · Arthur Foulkes
Is Social Security Reform Paternalistic? · John Attarian
Regulatory Escalation · Robert Carreira
The Lessons of Another Tolstoy · Daniel Hager
Federal Surveillance: The Threat to Americans' Security · James Bovard
Property and Prosperity: The Vital Link · Tibor R. Machan
Politics Corrupts Money · George C. Leef
Free Trade: Key to Peace and Prosperity · William H. Peterson
Business and Ethics · Edmund Opitz
Can You Spot the Billionaire? · Donald Boudreaux
On "Elective Despotism" · Sheldon Richman
From Pennsylvania to Verdun: Friedrich List and the Origins of World War I · Stephen Davies
Why Are Economists So Misunderstood? · Russell Roberts
Book Reviews - 2004/1 · FEE Admin

Dated: January–February 2004
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Is The Freeman, January–February 2004 free to download?: Yes. The complete issue downloads free from this page as a 3.5 MB PDF, with no signup and no account.
How many articles are in The Freeman, January–February 2004?: 17 articles are listed in this issue's table of contents, all within the one PDF.
When was The Freeman, January–February 2004 published?: It was published January–February 2004 by Foundation for Economic Education (FEE).
What journal is January–February 2004 part of?: The Freeman. This archive holds 685 issues of it, all free to download.

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