September 1975
Volume 25, 1975FEATURES
Is Freedom High on Today's Agenda?
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by ALLAN BROWNFIELD
Freedom, alas, is more often given away than taken away.
On Feeding the World
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by DICK BEELER
To bleed America will not feed the world; look to freedom.
Shop Talk
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by EDSON GAYLORD
The president of a prospering enterprise speaks with employees about competition and how to meet it successfully.
Wages, Unemployment and Inflation
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by LUDWIG VON MISES
The wage earner, like every other citizen, is firmly interested in the preservation of the dollar's purchasing power.
The School of Mankind
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by LEONARD E. READ
The power of example in teaching and learning.
The Government's Energy Crisis
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by EUGENE GUCCIONE
What government has done to cause the energy crisis and why we'd best look to the market for a cure.
The Tollway to Nowhere
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by ROBERT C. MOORE
How regulations and controls have created and are prolonging the energy crisis.
Land Use Regulation Harms the Poor
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by BERNARD SIEGAN
Those who aim to help the poor by restricting growth create problems.
Blue Eagles and Dj Vu
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by WALTER B. WRISTON
"We are not to expect to be translated from despotism to liberty in a featherbed."
A New Kind of Politician
SEPTEMBER 01, 1975 by DAVID WILLIAMS
What would he do for the people? "Absolutely nothing."
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