Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. EDITORIAL FOREWORD ix
4. EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION xiii
5. One. LIBERALISM 1
6. Two. THE TRANSMISSION OF THE IDEALS OF ECONOMIC FREEDOM 42
7. Three. THE PROSPECTS OF FREEDOM 55
8. Four. THE WEBBS AND THEIR WORK 74
9. Five. CLOSING SPEECH TO THE 1984 MONT PÈLERIN SOCIETY MEETING 81
10. Six. ‘FREE’ ENTERPRISE AND COMPETITIVE ORDER1 90
11. Seven. THE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF INTER- STATE FEDERALISM 102
12. Eight. THE MEANING OF GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE 118
13. Nine. THE ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPMENT CHARGES 124
14. Ten. EFFECTS OF RENT CONTROL 144
15. Eleven. ECONOMICS 158
16. Twelve. THE USES OF ‘GRESHAM’S LAW’ AS AN ILLUSTRATION OF ‘HISTORICAL THEORY’ 183
17. Thirteen. THE DILEMMA OF SPECIALISATION 187
18. Fourteen. FULL EMPLOYMENT, PLANNING AND INFLATION 200
19. Fifteen. INFLATION RESULTING FROM THE DOWNWARD INFLEXIBILITY OF WAGES 210
20. Sixteen. UNIONS, INFLATION, AND PROFITS 215
21. Seventeen. THE CORPORATION IN A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY 232
22. Eighteen. THE NON SEQUITUR OF THE ‘DEPENDENCE EFFECT’ 245
23. Nineteen. WHAT IS ‘SOCIAL’? WHAT DOES IT MEAN? 251
24. Twenty. THE MORAL ELEMENT IN FREE ENTERPRISE1 263
25. Twenty-one. THE PRINCIPLES OF A LIBERAL SOCIAL ORDER 272
26. Twenty-two. THE CONSTITUTION OF A LIBERAL STATE 292
27. Twenty-three. THE CONFUSION OF LANGUAGE IN POLITICAL THOUGHT 300
28. Twenty-four. ECONOMIC FREEDOM AND REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT 328
29. Twenty-five. THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST KEYNESIAN INFLATION 341
30. Twenty-six. THE NEW CONFUSION ABOUT ‘PLANNING’ 383
31. Twenty-seven. THE ATAVISM OF SOCIAL JUSTICE1 401
32. Twenty-eight. WHITHER DEMOCRACY? 413
33. Twenty-nine. SOCIALISM AND SCIENCE 426
34. Thirty. TWO PAGES OF FICTION 444
35. Thirty-one. LETTERS TO THE TIMES, 1931–1981 458
36. NAME INDEX 519
37. SUBJECT INDEX 527