Freeman

September 1972

Volume 22, 1972

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Advertising

SEPTEMBER 01, 1972 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

The positive role of advertising in a capitalistic, free-market economy.

What Do You Have Against the Poor?

SEPTEMBER 01, 1972 by LEONARD E. READ

Welfare schemes often backfire and injure most the ones they were supposed to help.

A Closer Look at Gold

SEPTEMBER 01, 1972 by CHARLES WEBER

A historical review of the monetary uses of gold in most nations of the world.

Cause and Effect

SEPTEMBER 01, 1972 by STANLEY YANKUS

According to the natural order of the universe, each is responsible for his self-improvement.

The Founding of the American Republic: 14. Freeing the Individual

SEPTEMBER 01, 1972 by CLARENCE B. CARSON

The strengthening of the institutions of freedom in the various states just following the end of the war.

The Productivity of Freedom

SEPTEMBER 01, 1972 by C. HARRISS

The general case for reliance on voluntary processes of the market rather than coercive intervention in most human affairs.

A Reviewer's Notebook - 1972/9

SEPTEMBER 01, 1972 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN


"Nine Lies About America" by Arnold Beichman

"Hazardous To Your Health" by Marvin H. Edwards


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