July 1978
Volume 28, 1978FEATURES
The Specter of "Unused Capacity"
JULY 01, 1978 by HENRY HAZLITT
Industry averages fail to consider why particular companies may desire more or less plant capacity.
We the People
JULY 01, 1978 by RALPH BRADFORD
Concerning each person's responsibility if we are to preserve freedom and prosper.
A Christian View of Labor Unions
JULY 01, 1978 by GARY NORTH
Why a compulsory monopoly has to have victims on the outside.
What Government Officials Cannot Know
JULY 01, 1978 by BRIAN SUMMERS
Changing values and expectations of individuals are reflected in market, not governmental, actions.
The Mystery of Inflation
JULY 01, 1978 by HARRY C. KNICKERBOCKER JR.
The distinction between commodity money and paper substitutes.
Survival of the Species
JULY 01, 1978 by BEN MOREELL
The key to the survival of civilization is human liberty.
World in the Grip of an Idea: 19. The United States: The Concentration of Power
JULY 01, 1978 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Concerning the centralization of political power and its manipulation at crucial pressure points by intellectuals.
Ideas that Serve
JULY 01, 1978 by WILLIE E. NELMS
How business is built through serving customersand lost when they are no longer satisfied.
The Law Also Is Polluted
JULY 01, 1978 by ROBERT E. HOOD
Respectable law is upheld largely through moral conviction rather than at the point of a gun.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1978/7
JULY 01, 1978 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"The Totalitarian Temptation" by Jean-Francois Revel
"Two Cheers for Capitalism" by Irving Kristol
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