August 1976
Volume 26, 1976FEATURES
U.S. Defense and the Multinational Corporation
AUGUST 01, 1976 by WILLIAM H. PETERSON
The MNC is an important force for world development and for world peace.
Rights Are Freedoms, Not Powers
AUGUST 01, 1976 by OSCAR W. COOLEY
Our rights are freedoms to seek and establish, it we can, the good ways of life.
Where the Monetarists Go Wrong
AUGUST 01, 1976 by HENRY HAZLITT
The problem is not to devise a political formula to regulate the stock of money but to take such control out of the hands of politicians.
Work and Liberty
AUGUST 01, 1976 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
The modern disparagement of the "work ethic" is a campaign against individual growth and fulfillmenta campaign against civilization and liberty.
In Defense of Apathy
AUGUST 01, 1976 by THOMAS W. HAZLETT
"Mind Your Own Business" is a proper political slogan for free men in a free land.
American Money: Past, Present and Future
AUGUST 01, 1976 by CHARLES WEBER
The rapid monetary expansion of the past 15 years can be curbed if there is a will.
A New Message: IV. Comments on The Bill of Rights
AUGUST 01, 1976 by JACKSON PEMBERTON
Words of courage and counsel from the hearts of the Founding Fathers to their children in a troubled nation.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1976/8
AUGUST 01, 1976 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"Plain Talk" edited by Isaac Don Levine'
"A Gang of Pecksniffs" by H.L. Mencken
"No Land Is an Island: Individual Rights and Government Control of Land Use" by various authors
"Other People's Property" by Bernard H. Siegan
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