Freeman

October 2006

Volume 56, 2006

FEATURES

What Is Going on in France?

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by PIERRE GARELLO

Inflation Is a "Phantom Menace"? It Just Ain't So!

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by GENE CALLAHAN

Always Think of Incentives

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by STEPHEN DAVIES

Principles Must Come Before Politics

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by RICHARD EBELING

Mandating Renewable Energy: It's Not Easy Being Green

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by MICHAEL HEBERLING

The Anatomy of Economic Advice, Part III

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

In the first article of this trilogy we explored some of the ambiguities and difficulties that surround the very idea of "economic advice" based on economic science. In the second article we set forth some of the basic foundations of economic science (with special reference to what the science can teach us about what we called the "benign" character of the spontaneous market process).

Export-Led Recovery, Multipliers, and Other Fanciful Notions

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by CHRISTOPHER LINGLE

Why Cut Taxes?

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by SHELDON RICHMAN

We Need Multimedia Economics Teaching

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by RUSSELL ROBERTS

Book Reviews - October 2006

OCTOBER 01, 2006

  • Reviving the Invisible Hand: TheCase for Classical Liberalism in the Twenty-First Century
    by Deepak Lal Reviewed by Richard M. Ebeling
  • Laws of Fear
    by Cass Sunstein Reviewed by Donald J. Boudreaux
  • Bury the Chains: Prophets and Rebels in the Fight to Free an Empire'sSlaves
    by Adam Hochschild Reviewed by Becky Akers
  • Why Men Earn More
    by Warren Farrell Reviewed by George C. Leef

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