February 1971
Volume 21, 1971FEATURES
Man and Miracle
FEBRUARY 01, 1971 by C. AUSTIN DECAMP
A tribute to George Washington and his role in the "Miracle at Philadelphia."
Consumerism
FEBRUARY 01, 1971 by MAX E. BRUNK
Consumerism is a movement of activists who champion issues which appear to be beneficial to consumers.
On Institutional Senescence
FEBRUARY 01, 1971 by PAUL H. JACOBSON
Let's re-examine the urge to create or perpetuate institutions that do not serve liberty.
The Liberation of Women: Thoughts on Reading Some Old Cookbooks
FEBRUARY 01, 1971 by BETTINA BIEN GREAVES
Capitalism has taken much of the drudgery out of homemaking and brought economic freedom to women.
The Medical Market Place
FEBRUARY 01, 1971 by A.R. PRUIT
The story of trouble in a regulated industry subjected to inordinate inflationary pressures.
The Lure of Nonprofitable Services
FEBRUARY 01, 1971 by KURT V. LEININGER
Some would have us abandon all else and work solely for the "public good."
False Remedies for Poverty
FEBRUARY 01, 1971 by HENRY HAZLITT
How union privileges, social measures, inflation, and more direct socialism all aggravate the problem of poverty.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1971/2
FEBRUARY 01, 1971 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?" by William f. Buckley, JR.
"The Conservative Tradition in European Thought" edited by Robert Schuettinger
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