Freeman

December 1994

Volume 44, 1994

FEATURES

Perspective: The Struggle for Liberty

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by ROBERT HIGGS

Nineteen Neglected Consequences of Income Redistribution

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by ROBERT HIGGS

Closing the Green Gap of Market Liberalism

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by KARL HESS JR.

Predatory Pricing Laws: Hazardous to Consumers Health

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by DONALD BOUDREAUX

Environmental Regulations Aren't Cheap

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by LAWRENCE W. REED

The Government as Robin Hood

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by E.C. PASOUR

Invisible Value

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by JANE S. SHAW

Liberty and Entrepreneurship

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by BRIAN CROWLEY

Beyond Equality of the Sexes

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by JENNIFER ROBACK

Enabling the State to impose equality of outcomes, including closing the gender pay gap, would deny the individual power to pursue her own valued ends. Instead, it would substitute the ends of a politically powerful coalition.

Libertarianism as Communitarianism

DECEMBER 01, 1994 by DANIEL KLEIN
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