May 1958
Volume 8, 1958FEATURES
The Human Side of Human Beings: Fountainhead of the Free Economy
MAY 01, 1958 by SIDNEY J. ABELSON
The uniqueness of man is that sooner or later he releases himself from the shackles of an imposed routine and strikes out for new adventures and progress toward some higher goal.
The Sheer Joy of Learning
MAY 01, 1958 by M. L. LEVY
Freedom of Opportunity
MAY 01, 1958 by DARRYL JOHNSON
Wages, Unemployment, and Inflation
MAY 01, 1958 by LUDWIG VON MISES
"The wage earner, like every other citizen, is firmly interested in the preservation of the dollar's purchasing power."
Inflation is a Moral Problem
MAY 01, 1958 by CHRISTIANITY TODAY
Profits: Key to Prosperity
MAY 01, 1958 by WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLAIN
Organized Incentives Not to Work
MAY 01, 1958 by F. A. HARPER
Reviving the Railroads
MAY 01, 1958 by BEN HEINEMAN
The Measure of Success
MAY 01, 1958 by ROBERT H. SIGNOR, ANN SIGNOR
Here's a story of success achieved without benefit of minimum wage legislation or limitation of hours of work or sit-down strikes or price supports or other "privileges," any one of which might have prevented what the Prokupeks have been able to do for themselves through service to others.
Recipe for a Good Meal
MAY 01, 1958 by LEONARD E. READ
There's more to this recipe than gourmets or culinary artists usually talk about, for this salmagundi has a bit of social philosophy in it.
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