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The Freeman 1964, Vol. XI

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Foundation for Economic Education
First published
1950
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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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46 chapters · 104,225 words · free to read here

  1. The Case for Economic Freedom; B. Rogge
  2. Big Wars from Little Errors Grow; E.W. Dykes
  3. What Shall Be Prohibited? L.E. Read
  4. Nobody Has A Right To Live But Me; J. Chamberlain
  5. Right and Wrong - Not Right and Left; C. Manion
  6. The Greatest Waste; P.L. Poirot
  7. Hail to Automation! J.C. Sparks
  8. Government Relief; R. Heiple, II
  9. Kakistocracy; L.E. Read
  10. The Lure of a Lost Cause; E. Opitz
  11. The Nature of Government; A. Rand
  12. The Economic Role of Saving and Capital Goods; L. von Mises
  13. Economic Growth; D. Russell
  14. The Beetle and the Centipede; W. A. Paton
  15. What is Employment? O. Cooley
  16. Who are the Unemployed? P.L. Poirot
  17. The Failures of Private Enterprise; M. Barger
  18. Pull That Veil Away! L.E. Read
  19. Mercantilism: A Lesson for Our Times? M.N. Rothbard
  20. How to Attract Capital; W. Wriston
  21. Profits; B. Rogge
  22. Riding a Rocking Horse
  23. Play Store Economics; D. Russell
  24. Social Justice; F. E. Mahaffy
  25. The Businessman's Morals; F. DeArmond
  26. The Apples of Finniss Creek; S. Yankus
  27. The Perceptual Basis of Liberty; H. Elsom
  28. The Eternal Search for Truth; H. Margenau
  29. Is Economic Freedom Possible? B. Rogge
  30. Jobs Require Capital; W. M. Curtiss
  31. Laissez Faire; G. Garrett
  32. You Cannot Pick a Dandelion; A. P. Moor
  33. The Market is a Computer; L.E. Read
  34. The World's Largest Lottery; P.L. Poirot
  35. Our Unique Economic System; B. Smith
  36. Aggression is Always Wrong; C. Howell
  37. Ghost Towns
  38. On Breeding Prosperityl F.A. Harper
  39. Man's Desitny - Forced or Free? W.H. Chamberlin
  40. Painting Government Into a Corner; E. Opitz
  41. ...But Not Yet; G. Conklin
  42. The Government Is In Business; P.L. Poirot
  43. Keep Freedom a Secret? L.E. Read
  44. Authors
  45. Index
  46. About this edition

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