October 1969
Volume 19, 1969FEATURES
The Libertarian Philosophy
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by BENJAMIN A. ROGGE
Dr. Rogge explains his points of departure from conservatives, modern liberals, and the New Left.
The Great Depression
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by HANS SENNHOLZ
A survey of four distinct phases of the "great depression," with reasons and understanding that may help to avert repetition.
Socialized Airwaves
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by JERRY EMANUELSON
How the principles of private property might help to resolve a knotty problem.
Gold's Dust
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by GARY NORTH
Gold may well collect dust when properly policing a nation's monetary policies.
Read's Law
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by LEONARD E. READ
"No politician can fly higher in office than he flew while getting there."
The Quiet Revolution
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by EDMUND OPITZ
"In quietness and in trust shall be your strength." (Isaiah 30:15)
In Doing "One's Own Thing"
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by HENRY EDWARD SIMONS
Radically creative, yes, but not radically destructive of traditional ways.
Problem or Opportunity?
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
When the garbage business is monopolized by government, how do we know whether a given item is a waste or a resource?
Problems the Free Market Can't Solve
OCTOBER 01, 1969 by PAUL L. POIROT
The organized demand of something for nothing is the kind of a problem for which there is no market solution.
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