October 1973
Volume 23, 1973FEATURES
Is Escape from the Poverty Trap Possible?
OCTOBER 01, 1973 by BERTEL SPARKS
The blessings of freedom are possible to those not bound by the burdens and temptations of the welfare state.
The American Dream
OCTOBER 01, 1973 by JOHN E. NESTLER
When principles give way to materialism, the dream becomes a nightmare.
Challenges of the Communications Explosion
OCTOBER 01, 1973 by PHILIP LESLY
Examining new patterns in our human climate that challenge our stability and progress.
Appeal to the Intellect
OCTOBER 01, 1973 by LEONARD E. READ
If we would attract, we must appeal to the best, not the worst, in ourselves and in others.
Who Profits from East-West Trade?
OCTOBER 01, 1973 by EUGENE GUCCIONE
The record of successful market exchange with socialists is very discouraging to non-socialists.
The Market, or the Welfare State
OCTOBER 01, 1973 by PAUL L. POIROT
How the market and its money system serve especially the laboring poor.
Capitalism and Morality
OCTOBER 01, 1973 by EDWARD CELESON
The bad reputation of the market economy cannot be justified from the record.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1973/10
OCTOBER 01, 1973 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"The Western Marxists" by Neil McInnes
"The Morals of Markets" by H. B. Acton
"Passing of the Modern Age" by John Lukacs
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