The Freeman 1972 - The Ludwig von Mises Institute

tt1eFreemanVOL. 22, NO.5. MAY 1972ANew Agricultural Revolution George B. Mueller 259Examining the implications of the recent movement among farmers toward collectivebargaining.Welfarism Gone Wild Henry Hazlitt 265Social welfare expenditures exceed $170 billion in 1971, with no end i'n sight.Th'e Founding of the American Republic:10. The Declaration of IndependenceExamining it in context, for its relevance then and today.Clarence B. Carson 273The Causes of Inflation Hans F. Sennholz 284Welfare and redistribution programs inevitably lead to a government monopoly ofmoney and inflation.To Be Free and Equal Ray L. Colvard 293If we must err concerning our differences, may it be on the side of freedom.Status: End Product of Welfare Morris C. Shumiatcher 297A review of a century of welfarism among the Indians of Canada, with lessons for allof us who may be tempted onto that backward path to a feudal society.Book Reviews:"Power Through Subversion" by Laurence W. Beilenson"Man, Economy and State"by Murray Rothbard316319Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may sendfirst-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.