Freeman

April 1959

Volume 9, 1959

FEATURES

Runaway Spending Brings Crisis in Local Governments

APRIL 01, 1959 by LAWRENCE SULLIVAN

Tax Decalogue for the Welfare State

APRIL 01, 1959 by H.P.B. JENKINS

The Complex World of Claudius Ptolemy

APRIL 01, 1959 by EDWARD P. COLESON

A study in reasoning, developed to help science students understand the political economy.

Who is Watching You?

APRIL 01, 1959 by RALPH L. WOODS

The loss of freedom and privacy in the United States and the threat of further loss is indicated by the thousands of government employees who watch, check, record, inspect, investigate, and supervise us.

Human Rights are Property Rights

APRIL 01, 1959 by MURRAY N. ROTHBARD

The Thank You Economy

APRIL 01, 1959 by LEONARD E. READ

A Rural Minister Insists that Money Talks

APRIL 01, 1959 by CARLTON WILLIAMS

Union Coercion and Your Newspaper

APRIL 01, 1959 by JOSEPH E. BROWN

The Dollar Will be on the Defensive

APRIL 01, 1959 by LAWRENCE FERTIG

The Robins (A Poem)

APRIL 01, 1959 by ANN TERRILL
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