October 1965

Volume 15, 1965

FEATURES

Back to Gold?

OCTOBER 01, 1965 by HENRY HAZLITT

Knowing That We Know Not

OCTOBER 01, 1965 by LEONARD E. READ

Can Wage and Price Controls Cure Inflation?

OCTOBER 01, 1965 by F. A. HARPER

Impatience Undermines Freedom

OCTOBER 01, 1965 by JOHN C. SPARKS

The Liberating Arts

OCTOBER 01, 1965 by EDMUND OPITZ

Gulliver and the Planners

OCTOBER 01, 1965 by HARRY L. SMITH

A Reviewers Notebook

JULY 01, 1963 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN

Free Goods, Disciplined Money

"The Enterprising Americans: A Business History of the United States" by John Chamberlain

The Flight From Reality: 13. The Democratic" Elite

OCTOBER 01, 1965 by CLARENCE B. CARSON

THE FREEMAN

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