March 1977
Volume 27, 1977FEATURES
Think Twice Before You Disparage Capitalism
MARCH 01, 1977 by PERRY E. GRESHAM
Capitalism serves miraculously if free from the fetters of limitless state intervention.
Anyone for Utopia?
MARCH 01, 1977 by LOIS H. SARGENT
Dreamers of a better future had best rely on freedom rather than Statist planning and control.
Inflation versus Employment
MARCH 01, 1977 by HENRY HAZLITT
The belief that inflation increases employment is perhaps the most costly myth of the present age.
How Profits Reduce the Cost of Living
MARCH 01, 1977 by BRIAN SUMMERS
Profits are a reward for efficiency.
The Future of Capitalism: Manifest Destiny on the New Frontier
MARCH 01, 1977 by DANIEL PETERSON
A university student's perspective, in this time of crippling intervention.
Freedom Is Exchange
MARCH 01, 1977 by JOAN MARIE LEONARD
Freedom is movement through energy exchanges to the advantage of all concerned.
Let's Choose Socrates
MARCH 01, 1977 by HAVEN BRADFORD GOW
A study of the views of T.S. Eliot as to a genuinely liberal education.
World in the Grip of An Idea: 3. Evolutionary Socialism
MARCH 01, 1977 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Not by revolution, but through gradualism. democratism, and statism.
Commitment
MARCH 01, 1977 by RIDGWAY K. FOLEY JR.
For silent devotion to principle and open demonstration of purpose.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1977/3
MARCH 01, 1977 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"Comes the Dawn" by Leonard E. Read
"Twilight of Authority" by Robert Nisbet
"The Pseudo-Science of B.F. Skinner" by Tibor Machan
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