February 1977
Volume 27, 1977FEATURES
If Men Were Free to Try
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by JOHN C. SPARKS
Not until an activity has been freed from monopoly does creative thought come into play.
Our Forgotten Rights
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by DAVIS KEELER
Human rights superior to the will of any government.
What Ever Happened to Self-Government?
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by JOAN MARIE LEONARD
The battle for political privilege intensifies as we abandon self-responsibility.
In Search of Monetary Stability
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by HANS SENNHOLZ
How do we get government out of the money market and the labor market?
World in the Grip of an Idea: 2. Marxism - Revolutionary Socialism
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
The modus operandi of Marxism is destruction-tyrannous revolution.
Freedom to Choose
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by MELVIN D. BARGER
The nature of bureaucratic despotism, and how to displace it.
Free Trade, Freedom of Enterprise and All That
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by DONALD BILLINGS
The case against protectionism.
What Spending and Deficits Do
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by HENRY HAZLITT
The total amount of government spending is critical, whether covered by direct taxes or deficits.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1977/2
FEBRUARY 01, 1977 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"My Years with Ludwig von Mises" by Margit von Mises
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