May 1975
Volume 25, 1975FEATURES
Religion and the Free Economy
MAY 01, 1975 by EDMUND OPITZ
Freedom needs a world view which makes mind central and gives truth its proper place.
He Gains Most Who Serves Best
MAY 01, 1975 by PAUL L. POIROT
This rule of the market is its defense of private property.
The Great Anniversary Festival
MAY 01, 1975 by RALPH BRADFORD
A review of the birth of the United States, the founding principles and subsequent events which are worth celebrating.
Macaulay: Defender of Capitalism
MAY 01, 1975 by BRUCE BARTLETT
An answer, in 1830, to Robert Southey's charges against the factory system.
The Reversal: Liberty into Servitude
MAY 01, 1975 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Concerning the erosion of the concept and the practice of liberty since the founding of the United States.
Falling on Deaf Ears
MAY 01, 1975 by JOHN C. SPARKS
How to become self-reliant and free is the CARE package needed by the poor.
Who is Efficient?
MAY 01, 1975 by BRIAN SUMMERS
Competitive market pricing affords a way to measure cost and know what is wasteful.
Lifelong Learning
MAY 01, 1975 by ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
"Every person has the right to become all that he is capable of becoming."
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1975/5
MAY 01, 1975 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"Sovereignty and Compulsory Public-Sector Bargaining" by Sylvester Petro
"Puritan Economic Experiments" by Gary North
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