July 1976
Volume 26, 1976FEATURES
Unemployment, Unions and Inflation: Of Causation and Necessity
JULY 01, 1976 by SYLVESTER PETRO
Why unions must cause inflation if they are to survive in present form under existing policies and laws.
No Eggs, No Omelet
JULY 01, 1976 by TOM ELKINS
Everything that is consumed must be produced by somebody.
A Real Con Job
JULY 01, 1976 by ROBERT G. ANDERSON
When job-creation becomes more important than production to serve consumers, our lives are threatened.
A New Message: III. On The Constitution
JULY 01, 1976 by JACKSON PEMBERTON
Words of courage and counsel from the hearts of the Founding Fathers to their children in a troubled nation.
There Is an American Idea
JULY 01, 1976 by HERBERT V. PROCHNOW
The manifold blessings of freedom, for the common man.
What Is Economy?
JULY 01, 1976 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Economy concerns how we live in a world much subject to political influences.
Private Coinage in America
JULY 01, 1976 by BRIAN SUMMERS
Some examples of private coinage in the United States, before it was outlawed in 1864.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1976/7
JULY 01, 1976 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"The Conservative Intellectual Movement Since 1945" by George H. Nash
"Simple & Direct: A Rhetoric for Writers" by Jacques Barzun
"Free Markets or Famine" and "Politics versus Prosperity" by V. Orval Watts
"The Economic Point of View" by Israel M. Kirzner
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