6. Privatization vs. Government Ownership

 

6 PRIVATIZATION VS. GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP

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7. Budgets, Taxes, Bureaucracy, and Interventionism

 

7 BUDGETS, TAXES, BUREAUCRACY, AND INTERVENTIONISM

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Love in the Bureaucracy

Bradley Miller

As long as bureaucrat-bashing remains sport royal, there is hope. But how much? Even now, confronting bureaucracy’s relentless encroachments and entanglements, who ya gonna call?

8. Reaganomics

 

8 REAGANOMICS

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About the Contributors

About the Contributors

Tucker Alford is a student and Mises Institute fellow at Washington and Lee College.

Tom Bethell is a media fellow at the Hoover Institute at Stanford University.

Walter Block is chief economist at the Fraser Institute and senior fellow at the Mises Institute.

Richard Ebeling is Ludwig von Mises assistant professor of economics at Hillsdale College.

David Gordon is senior fellow at the Mises Institute.

Index

INDEX

Compiled by Nancy Oliver

Act for Better Child Care Services (ABC bill), 287, 288

Action Committee for Europe, 336

Acton, Lord, 208

Adams, Ted, 132

Africa, East, 224

South, 97, 131–33, 146, 148, 189

Aquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), 325

Airport congestion, 257

Airports, 259

Aldrich, Nelson W., 116

Alford, J. Tucker, 105

Back

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The Economics of Liberty

The Economics of Liberty

The Economics of Liberty

The Economics of Liberty

Edited by Llewellyn H. Rockwell

The Ludwig von Mises Institute

Auburn, Alabama 36849

Acknowledgments

The Ludwig von Mises Institute gratefully acknowledges the Patrons whose generosity made the publication of this book possible:

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Franklin M. Buchta

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