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The Freeman 1958, Vol. III

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Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
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PDF
Pages
444
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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.

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54 chapters · page numbers are this file's

  1. Who is a Libertarian? D. Russellp. 7
  2. Competition? Yes, But...; C. Phillipsp. 11
  3. Security May Betray Us; A. Rutledgep. 27
  4. Social Security; P.L. Poirotp. 30
  5. An Ideal America; L.E. Readp. 53
  6. The Forgotten Man; J. Chamberlainp. 55
  7. If Men Were Free to Try; J.C. Sparksp. 61
  8. Prosperity in Procreation; F. A. Harperp. 64
  9. Wanted: More Millionaires; D. Russellp. 73
  10. The Lengthening Shadow of Government; E. Optizp. 78
  11. A Penalty Tax on Progress; H. Hazlittp. 97
  12. How to Get Action; L.E. Readp. 100
  13. Everybody Wins In Free Enterprise; H. G. Thuesenp. 108
  14. Inhumanity of the Minimum Wage; P.L. Poirotp. 112
  15. Something for Nothing; M. Schinnererp. 119
  16. Inequality of Wealth and Incomes; L. von Misesp. 121
  17. Equal rights; C. Schurzp. 130
  18. Source of Rights; F. Chodorovp. 134
  19. The Uncommon Man; H. Hooverp. 142
  20. Education for Privacy; M. ten Hoorp. 144
  21. Talking to Ourselves; H. G. Weaverp. 169
  22. Roots of Economic Understanding; F. A. Harperp. 172
  23. Freedom In Transactions; F. Bastiatp. 188
  24. Economic Myths of Early Capitalism; F. A. Hayekp. 190
  25. Self-Interest: Vice or Virtue? L. E. Readp. 198
  26. The Tale of a Shirt; W. M. Curtissp. 200
  27. More Than The Traffic Will Bear; P. L. Poirotp. 209
  28. In Defense of the Individual; E. Opitzp. 213
  29. The Curse of Something for Nothing; F. L. Mausp. 233
  30. Concerning the Boss; J.L. McCaffreyp. 238
  31. Does Government Spending Bring Prosperity? P. L. Greaves, Jrp. 241
  32. Why the President Said No; G. Clevelandp. 252
  33. Agriculture's Sacred Seventh; F. A. Harperp. 254
  34. Subsidies For Ghosts; O.W. Cooleyp. 267
  35. Imperial Chinese Welfare State; M. Hucp. 270
  36. Why is Slavery Possible? L. E. Readp. 278
  37. Freedom to Shop Around; H. Buckp. 282
  38. Oysters or Eagles? E. W. Sollittp. 296
  39. Two Ways of Slavery; J. M. Rogersp. 300
  40. Principles Are Inflexible; H. Spencerp. 322
  41. Public Housing; P.L. Poirotp. 325
  42. The Both-Sides Idea; H. M. McBainp. 353
  43. "Downtown" Socialism; E. W. Dykesp. 355
  44. A Short History of Liberty; D. Russellp. 362
  45. A Topsy-Turvy Tariff Tangle; W. M. Curtissp. 365
  46. Currency Convertibility; G. Winderp. 379
  47. The Economics of War; L. von Misesp. 383
  48. Two Kinds of Influence; L.E. Readp. 395
  49. The State; F. Bastiatp. 399
  50. Legislated Security is Bondage; S. Gompersp. 411
  51. One Worldism; F. Chodorovp. 415
  52. Coffee, Butter, and Politics; H. Hazlittp. 423
  53. The Social Security Tax; C. Manionp. 426
  54. About the Authorsp. 431

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