October 2003
Volume 53, 2003FEATURES
The FTC Gets in Its Licks
The Federal Trade Commission Isn't Doing Consumers Any Favors
OCTOBER 01, 2003 by GEORGE C. LEEF
Strangling the Golden State's Golden Goose
Regulations Are Killing California's Business Climate
OCTOBER 01, 2003 by STEVEN GREENHUT
The State of the Air: Propaganda, Not Science
How the American Lung Association Uses Junk Science for Political Advocacy
OCTOBER 01, 2003 by ROY CORDATO
Ludwig von Mises: A Voice for Freedom and Principle
Mises Understood the Dangers Humanity Faces
OCTOBER 01, 2003 by RICHARD EBELING
Is Socialism Good in Theory?
Socialism Should Be Discredited on Moral Grounds, Too
OCTOBER 01, 2003 by SHELDON RICHMAN
Pensions: A Wordwide, But Avoidable Crisis
Nationalized Pensions Are Going Bust
OCTOBER 01, 2003 by NORMAN BARRY
Almost every country in the economically advanced world is worried about nationalized pensions. American statisticians have some grisly fun predicting on what day of the week and in what year the Social Security system will finally go bust. Or whether Medicare will be broke first. And most young Americans think that there is as much chance of picking up Social Security when they retire as there is of a sighting of Elvis.
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