August 1978
Volume 28, 1978FEATURES
One Currency for the World?
AUGUST 01, 1978 by HENRY HAZLITT
Look not to international agreements for a money as good as gold.
InflationWhat It Is and What It Does
AUGUST 01, 1978 by BETTINA BIEN GREAVES
Government creation of additional dollars discourages saving, hampers production, and denies individual self-reliance.
World in the Grip of an Idea: 20. The United States: Business as an Instrument of Political Power
AUGUST 01, 1978 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Government control over business makes business the instrument of government control of consumers.
Keep Off the Grass
AUGUST 01, 1978 by GARY NORTH
Observations concerning the nature and the impact of central planning.
Robert Louis Stevenson: Champion of Liberty
AUGUST 01, 1978 by BOB STEVENSON
A biographical sketch of the libertarian views of the famed storyteller.
The Day After Tomorrow
AUGUST 01, 1978 by ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
An early and accurate foretelling of the state of society under socialist rule.
The Success of Failure
AUGUST 01, 1978 by THOMAS W. HAZLETT
Differences between governmental and market attitudes toward failure and success.
Time for Truth--Time to Act
AUGUST 01, 1978 by WILLIAM H. PETERSON
An article review of the new book by William E. Simon.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1978/8
AUGUST 01, 1978 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"Two Philosophies of Money: The Conflict of Trust and Authority" by S. Herbert Frankel
"Economics: Principles and Policy from a Christian Perspective" by Tom Rose
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