September 1976
Volume 26, 1976FEATURES
Built-In Pressures to Inflation
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
A look at some of the major political pressures and suggested ways to stop them.
A New Message: V. On the General Welfare
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by JACKSON PEMBERTON
Words of courage and counsel from the hearts of the Founding Fathers to their children in a troubled nation.
Why Public Libraries?
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by STEVEN J. SCHNEIDER
Some hard questions for students of liberty who think taxes are too high.
Land Use and Capital
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by HARRY LEE SMITH
Private ownership of land and competitive capitalism can feed the world.
The Planned Economy in Georgia: 1732-1752
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by BRIAN SUMMERS
Government planning and regulation was as disastrous then as it is today.
What Determines the Value of Money?
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by HENRY HAZLITT
A critical analysis of the "equation of exchange" and the "velocity of circulation" in relation to inflation.
Behavioral Law
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by JOAN MARIE LEONARD
Let government try to keep us free from the destructiveness of othersnot the ruler of our behavior.
Two Concepts of Liberty
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by JOHN B. KIZER
A review of Isaiah Berlin's distinction between "negative" and "positive" liberty.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1976/9
SEPTEMBER 01, 1976 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
"Chile: The Balanced View" by Francisco Orrego Vicuna
"Laura: The Life of Laura Ingalls Wilder" by Donald Zochert
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