Freeman

December 1999

Volume 49, 1999

FEATURES

Why Y2K?

The Y2K Decision Was Rooted in Imperfect Information

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by BILL REITZ

Reclassifying a Classic

A Christmas Carol Does Not Support a Welfare State

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by DANIEL OLIVER

States' Rights Revisited

State Independence Checks Federal Aggrandizement

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by GENE HEALY

Welcome to Canada

Canada's Government Is Like a Dependent, Mildly Abusive Mother

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by MONTE SOLBERG

Freedom and Foreign Investment

Large International Corporations Are Not So Horrible After All

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by JAMES MADISON

The Poverty of Regulation

Interventionists Deceive an Unsuspecting Public

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by MICHAEL J. CATANZARO

A Lesson in Political Management

UNC's Campus Crisis Is Self-Created

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by GEORGE C. LEEF

The Force of Economics

Economics Is Everywhere

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by NINOS P. MALEK

China's Flirtation with Keynesian Economics

Deficit Spending and Money-Printing Will Not Improve China's Economy

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by CHRISTOPHER LINGLE

The Collectivist Illusion

Humanity Is Not an Organic Whole

DECEMBER 01, 1999 by TIBOR R. MACHAN
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