January 1975
Volume 25, 1975FEATURES
A Standard for Freedom
JANUARY 01, 1975 by PAUL STEVENS
Government fiat money means government control over the choices and actions of individuals.
Those Things Called Money
JANUARY 01, 1975 by LEONARD E. READ
Why not leave decisions about money to the fantastic wisdom of the market?
Gold Is Legal, But...
JANUARY 01, 1975 by ROBERT G. ANDERSON
The right to own gold may be an opening against governmental control of money.
Two-Digit Inflation
JANUARY 01, 1975 by HANS SENNHOLZ
An analysis of the disastrous consequences of a monetary policy based solely on political considerations.
The Cost of Statism
JANUARY 01, 1975 by BRIAN SUMMERS
The costs of intervention are real, though they cannot be measured.
Justice in the Market
JANUARY 01, 1975 by DAVID KELLEY
Freedom and justice stand together, jointly opposed to collectivism.
The Continuing Efforts to Destroy Property Rights
JANUARY 01, 1975 by BERNARD SIEGAN
The owner still knows best how to use his property.
Significance of Services Hiring and Firing
JANUARY 01, 1975 by W. A. PATON
Concerning the economic importance of personal services and the pricing of them.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1975/1
JANUARY 01, 1975 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"The Virginia Experiment" by Alf J. Mapp, Jr.
"Economics and Marxthe Fraudulent Antagonists" by Howard Brandenburg
"The Incredible Bread Machine" by various authors
"Will the Real Young America Please Stand Up?" by Mark Evans
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