October 2007
Volume 57, 2007FEATURES
How a Free Society Could Solve Global Warming
The Advantages of Unfettered Markets Offer the Best Way to Manage Climate Change
OCTOBER 01, 2007 by GENE CALLAHAN
Thank You, Internal-Combustion Engine, for Cleaning up the Environment
Widespread Pollution from Horse Manure Caused Diseases and Produced Methane Gas
OCTOBER 01, 2007 by DWIGHT R. LEE
Are High Taxes the Basis of Freedom and Prosperity?
High Tax Rates in Nordic Countries Stifle Economic Development and Personal Freedom
OCTOBER 01, 2007 by SUDHA R. SHENOY
Book Reviews - October 2007
OCTOBER 01, 2007 by GEORGE C. LEEF
- Cannibal Island: Death in a Siberian Gulag
by Nicolas Werth Reviewed by Richard M. Ebeling - Unwarranted Intrusions: The Case Against Government Intervention in the Marketplace
by Martin Fridson Reviewed by Robert Batemarco - Bully Boy: The Truth About Theodore Roosevelt's Legacy
by Jim Powell Reviewed by John V. Denson - Great Philanthropic Mistakes
by Martin Morse Wooster Reviewed by George C. Leef
Last Taxpayer Standing
JUNE 29, 2007 by SHELDON RICHMAN
The popular American folklore that taxpaying citizens are the masters and government theservant might lead one to expect that taxpayers can sue the government when theythink ithas spent their money in a way that violates their rights. But that's not how the courts see the matter. By and large,taxpayers as such have no standing whatever to sue the government.Maybe themaster is the servant and the servant the master. More . . .
A NEW article by Sheldon Richman
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