A Durable Free Society: Utopian Dream or Realistic Goal?
Without doubt Americans regard themselves as a free people. But how well does their society fit the prescription of freedom?
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Author: Arthur Shenfield
Capitalism Under the Tests of Ethics
Capitalism has been indicted on many counts. Some counts allege it to be an inefficient, unstable, or self-destructive system for the production of goods and services.
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Lessons from the British Experience
Loss, waste, inefficiency, and above all the absence of control, are the story of what nationalization has really brought to the British people.
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Must We Abolish the State?
The traditional theory of the free market economy clearly distinguishes it from anarchy. But this freedom needs to be protected by a constraining power.
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An Open Letter to Mr. Ian Smith, Prime Minister of Rhodesia
“The world needs a sizeable country, such as is yours, as a center of moral and political regeneration.”
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Consumerism
Let us consider the place of the consumer in an efficient, progressive economy. He should be sovereign. The purpose of the economy is to serve him and to serve him optimally.
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