Index

Prepared by Vernelia A. Crawford

The letter “n” following a figure refers to a footnote.

Aladdin’s lamp, 98

Alibis, 132

Altruism, 118

Americanism, 15

Animal behavior, 176, 184

Ardrey, Robert, 132, 177

Aristotle, 149, 165

Art, 101, 149

Atheism, 16

Athens, 149, 150, 165

Authoritarianism, 3, 17, 81, 127, 146

Automation, 36, 57

Bastiat, Frederic, 50, 79n, 90n

Bates, Marston, 176n

Benefactors, 99, 121, 179

Bergson, Henri, 119

Berrill, N. J., 28n, 34

Böhm-Bawerk, Eugen von, 76n

Bradford, William, 88, 158

Bush, George, 104n

Calendar of life, 31

Campaign promises, 137

Candle-lighting, 155

Causal sequences, 1, 105, 136

Cervantes, Miguel de, 6

Chamberlin, William Henry, 93n

Charity, 99, 106, 111, 117

Children, 168

Choice-making, 11, 15, 77, 108, 128

Church and state, 25

Citizenship, 135

Civilizations, 150, 165

Coercion

collective, 90

effects of, 83, 93

origins of, 127

truth and, 8

use of, 21, 85, 128, 179

Collectivism, 85, 90, 122

Comte, Auguste, 118n

Communication, 45, 142

Consciousness, 21, 164

Cosmic scene, 18, 28, 145

Covetousness, 41

Creative activity

controlled, 128, 145

development of, 82, 120, 158

effects of, 10

qualities of, 31

Creator concept, 15, 24, 145

Curiosity, 149

Denk, Hans, 145

Dependence, 37

Division-of-labor, 39, 48

du Noüy, Lecomte, 18n, 21, 91

Economic

calculation, 71

freedom, 9, 108

growth, 57, 70, 74, 77

instruction, xv, 168

micro vs. macro, 85, 98

Education, 12, 168

Egotism, xv, 22, 118

Elections, 136

Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 105, 171n

Employment-unemployment, 57, 80

Enlightenment, 24, 145, 152, 155, 183

Environment, 149

Evolution, 31, 164

Exchange

medium of, 94

unwilling, 49, 78

willing, 36, 43, 47, 78, 108, 173

Franklin, Benjamin, 99

Frederick the Great, 17

Free market

Creator concept of, 15

exchange, 36, 43, 47, 77, 108, 173

health and, 114

labor, 58, 90

micro economics, 85

pricing, 114

profit, 74, 108, 116

Freedom

belief in, 13, 24, 133, 152

creativity and, 10

decline of, 159

economic, 9, 108

individual, 35, 77, 106, 128, 161

lesson in, 154, 168

need for, 38, 43

politico-economic, 35, 46

spread of, 142

Government

aid, 100

authority, 3, 81, 127, 146

benefactors, 99, 121, 179

candidates, 136

church and, 25

coercive. See Coercion

collective, 85, 90, 122

economic calculation, 71

exchange, 49, 78

gross national product, 72

inflation, 3, 93

intervention, 73, 83, 85

leadership, xv, 137

limited, 56, 80, 135

plunder, 41

power, 127

role of, 55, 98

socialist, 71, 127, 137, 172

spending, 3, 121

subsidy, 104

total, 93, 139

war, 93

welfare, 114, 127, 172

Gross national product, 72

Growth, 57, 70, 74, 77, 151, 161

Hamilton, Edith, 150

Happiness, formula for, 161

Harper, F. A., 83n

Haughtiness, 176

Hayek, F. A., 118n

Hazlitt, Henry, 90n

Health, 114

Holbach, Paul Thiry d’, 17

Homo sapiens, 177

Human action, 108, 176, 180

Human destiny, 25, 28

Humanitarianism, 99, 123

Huxley, Julian, 177n

Ideas, spread of, 142

Immortality, 30

Individual liberty, 35, 77, 106, 128, 161

Inferiority, 183

Inflation, 3, 93

Inquiry, spirit of, 149

Integrity, 22, 43

Irrationality, 182

Jinni, 98, 179n

Joad, C. E. M., 29

Labor

automation and, 36, 57, 80

division of, 39, 48

free market, 58, 90

gross national product and, 72

macro economic views of, 90

Leadership, xv, 137

Liberty. See Freedom Light, 155, 157

Lorenz, Konrad, 123n, 176, 177n, 184

Macro economics, 85, 98

Margenau, Henry, 86n

Materialism, 98, 108

Meanness, origin of, 177

Measurement, economic, 70

Meditation, xiii Micro economics, 85

Mises, Ludwig von, 5, 26n, 7m

Napoleon, 85, 148

Natural ideas, 142

Natural law, 22

Needs, 121

Nock, Albert Jay, 157n

Nomenclature, 46

Objective theory of value, 51, 76

Optimists, 161

Ortega y Gasset, José, xiii, 163n

Orwell, George, 87n

Parent-teacher responsibilities, 168

Pessimists, 161

Plagues, 93

Planned economy, 127; see also Government

Plunder, 38, 41

Political action, 135

Politico-economic liberty, 35, 46

Population, 62, 86

Poverty, 113, 125

Power, origins of, 127

Prices, 1, 3, 114

Pride, 176, 178

Profit motive, 108, 116

Progress, 57, 70, 74, 77, 151, 161

Property rights, 105, 136; see also Willing exchange

Psychic profit, 108

Public opinion, 100, 142

Raphael, 149, 150

Rationality, 182

Reaction, 176, 180

Regression, 157

Religion, 15, 16, 145

Rights, 43, 98, 105, 136; see also Willing exchange

Robots, 57

Rothbard, Murray, 40n, 71n

Russell, Dean, 40n, 71n

Schmidt, Emerson P., 100n

Schweitzer, Albert, 145, 146, 147, 148

Security, 179

Self-improvement, 67, 140, 153, 154, 161, 165

Self-interest, 118

Self-reliance, 179n

Shakespeare, William, 1

Siciliano, Samuel A., 179n

Silvidi, Anthony, 104n

Socialism, 71, 127, 137, 172

Socrates, 95, 165

Specialization, 22, 36, 48, 66, 8in

Speculation, 1, 15, 28

Spencer, Herbert, 132

Statistics, economic growth and, 71

Stirner, Max, 118n

Subjective theory of value, 51, 76

Subsidy, 104

Superiority, 181, 183

Supreme Intelligence, 17

Talent, 79

Teaching, xv, 168

Technology, 36, 57

Tolerance, 23

Total state, 93, 139

Transportation, 61

Truth

coercion and, 8

concept of, 22

pursuit of, 54, 144, 149, 165

Underdeveloped countries, 9, 113

Unnatural ideas, 142

Unwilling exchange, 49, 78

Urban renewal, 100

Value judgment, 108, 172

Voltaire, 17, 25

Wakar, Alesky, 71n

Want-satisfactions, 75, 98, 108

Wars, 93

Wealth, 39, 41

Welfare state, 114, 127, 172

West, Rebecca, 5n

White, Andrew Dickson, 2n, 39n

Willing exchange, 36, 43, 47, 78, 108, 173

Wishes and rights, 98

Youth, responsibility to, 168

Zielinski, Janusz, 71n

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