Freeman

November 1986

Volume 36, 1986

FEATURES

Perspective: Privatization: Two Perils

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by RIDGWAY K. FOLEY JR.

Underground Government

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by HANS SENNHOLZ

n a similar way, when constraints on government pose a major threat to politicians, government employees, and powerful interest groups that benefit from political largess, government goes underground. When budget cuts threaten the position and incomes of politicians and bureaucrats they react by going "off-budget." Whether they are committed philosophically to expand the political arena or just defend their economic existence and life style, off-budget operations are an important procedure for achieving their goal.

Socialism and Incentives

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by DAVID OSTERFELD

The Forgotten Dream

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by JOHN K. WILLIAMS

The Golden Age of Opportunity

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by GREGORY REHMKE

The Moral Foundations of Property Rights

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by BRIAN SUMMERS

Public Education: How Free?

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by ROLF MCEWEN

Private Schools in the Inner City

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by HOWARD BAETJER JR.

Our School System: The Dream and the Reality

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by DAVID SMYTH

A Reviewers Notebook: Grays Liberalism

NOVEMBER 01, 1986 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
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