July 1974
Volume 24, 1974FEATURES
You Cannot Trust Governments with Your Money
JULY 01, 1974 by HENRY HAZLITT
The political problem of inflation could be broken by allowing private trading in gold.
Business and Its Image
JULY 01, 1974 by V. ORVAL WATTS
The more government intervenes, the more it strives to blame business enterprise for the consequences.
For the Sake of the Poor
JULY 01, 1974 by PAUL L. POIROT
Poverty serves a purpose, for those who feel pain and react appropriately.
Inflation: Byproduct of Ideologies in Collision
JULY 01, 1974 by WESLEY H. HILLENDAHL
Concerning the monetary crises which come when government forces individuals out of the market.
The Rare Moment
JULY 01, 1974 by LEONARD E. READ
The problem is to see a better idea, and then pursue it with integrity.
There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch
JULY 01, 1974 by EARL BUTZ
The common sense of producing and marketing farm products by a noted economist.
Yielding to Temptation
JULY 01, 1974 by JOHN C. SPARKS
A letter to a pastor about an evil of universal concern.
No More Repeat Performances
JULY 01, 1974 by BERNARD SIEGAN
The repeal, not the revision, of zoning laws is the way to sound land use.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1974/7
JULY 01, 1974 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"We Don't Know How: An Independent Audit of What They Call Success in Foreign Assistance" by William and Elizabeth Paddock
"Leftism (From De Sade and Marx to Hitler and Marcuse)" by Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn
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