Freeman

March 1983

Volume 33, 1983

FEATURES

Illegal Aliens

MARCH 01, 1983 by HANS SENNHOLZ

With unemployment at chronically high rates in nearly all countries, it is not surprising that the number of explanations and interpretations is on the rise. In less developed countries, we are told, the high birth rates and population growth rates exceed the ability of agriculture and industry to absorb the new population, with the result of increasing unemployment.

A Legal System for a Free Society

MARCH 01, 1983 by BERTEL SPARKS

Where Figures Fail: Measuring the Growth of Big Government

MARCH 01, 1983 by ROBERT HIGGS

Free Enterprise in Space

MARCH 01, 1983 by GARY MCGATH

A Distant Voice Speaks to Us Today

MARCH 01, 1983 by JOHN K. WILLIAMS

Democratic Freedoms vs. Collectivist Newspeak

MARCH 01, 1983 by JACK D. DOUGLAS

Capital, Deficits and Full Employment

MARCH 01, 1983 by WILLIAM R. HAWKINS

Maritime Subsidies: Overregulation

MARCH 01, 1983 by MICHAEL B. COHN

A Reviewers Notebook: The Businessman in American Literature

MARCH 01, 1983 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN

Book Review: The Case for Gold: a Minority Report of the U.s. Gold Commission by Ron Paul and Lewis Lehrman

MARCH 01, 1983 by TOMMY W. ROGERS
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