August 1992
Volume 42, 1992FEATURES
Losing the Cold War
AUGUST 01, 1992 by CHRISTOPHER WHALEN
The accumulation of public sector debt is the root of many problems facing the U.S. economy.
Friedrich A. Hayek (1899-1992)
AUGUST 01, 1992 by PETER BOETTKE
Successive generations of scholars, intellectuals, and political activists throughout the world will long be pursuing questions that Hayek has posed.
Tough Love for the Needy
AUGUST 01, 1992 by JAMES L. PAYNE
Habitat workers promote self-reliance--and success--in the needy they are trying to help.
The Property Rights Origins of Privacy Rights
AUGUST 01, 1992 by MARY CHLOPECKI
Privacy and property rights are intimately linked.
The $100 Tree Fern
AUGUST 01, 1992 by DONALD SMITH
An item or service is worth only what another person is willing to pay.
How Capitalism Saved the Whales
AUGUST 01, 1992 by JAMES S. ROBBINS
Abraham Gesner, John D. Rockefeller, and Thomas Edison saved more whales than GreenPeace ever will.
Charity in the Land of Individualism
AUGUST 01, 1992 by JOHN D. FARGO
True charity lies deep within the fertile soil of authentic individualism.
Freedom and Majority Rule
JUNE 01, 2005 by EDMUND OPITZ
Politics reflects the character of the people.
A Future That Should Have Been Ours
AUGUST 01, 1992 by JOHN C. SPARKS
Living standards may be 1,000 years behind where they should be thanks to bad government.
Three's a Crowd
AUGUST 01, 1992 by ROBERT ZIMMERMAN
For our society to function in a healthy manner, we must abandon this notion that a third party (i.e., the government) can resolve our differences.
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