Freeman

July 1986

Volume 36, 1986

FEATURES

Perspective: Essay Contest Winners

JUNE 01, 1986

The Fallacy of Comparable Worth

JUNE 01, 1986 by PETER S. HEINECKE

Educational Freedom

AUGUST 01, 1975 by SCOTT W. BIXLER

An educational alternative consistent with the principles of a free society.

Its Not Our Money

JUNE 01, 1986 by JAMES L. PAYNE

Deregulation of the Natural Gas Industry

JUNE 01, 1986 by J. D. STEELMAN JR.

Why Regulators Can't Regulate Effectively

JUNE 01, 1986 by E.C. PASOUR

Inflation and Unemployment

JUNE 01, 1986 by HANS SENNHOLZ

Keynesian economics postulates a definite relationship between unemployment and inflation. Goods prices remain stable, according to Keynesian theory, as long as there is some unemployment. Inflation raises its head only beyond the full employment mark when demand exceeds supply and no idle resources are available to increase output (demand-pull inflation). The relationship is said to be illustrated by the Phillips curve named after A. W. Phillips, a British economist.

Privatization Further Down the Road

JUNE 01, 1986 by DANIEL KLEIN

A Reviewers Notebook: Mariano Moreno of Buenos Aires

JUNE 01, 1986 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN

Book Review: Democratick Editorials: Essays in Jacksonian Political Economy by William Leggert

JUNE 01, 1986 by ARTHUR EKRICH
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