Free To Choose: a personal Statement

See
unions
Index
333
Knight, Frank H., 126
Liberty, 128, 285
Korea, 41, 57
equality vs., 128, 131, 132, 134
Krauss, Melvyn B., 289—90
35, 140, 148
Kristol, Irving, 141
Lincoln, Abraham, 64, 131
Lippmann, Walter, 151
Lloyd George, David, 99
Loans, student, 183—85, 188
London Times, 69
Looking Backward (Bellamy), 93
Los Angeles (California), 158
McCollam School,
Alum
Rock
( California), 172, 173
McGill, Maurice G., 298
Malaya, 60
Malaysia, 57
Mann, Horace, 153, 154
Mao Tse-tung, 57, 253, 254, 284
Market, 222—27. See also Economic
freedom;
Voluntary
ex-
change
consumer
protection
through
competitive, 222—26
power of, 8—37
"Market failure," 31, 214
Marshall, Alfred, 20
Marshall Plan, 43, 45
Marx, Karl, 99, 134, 284
Maryland, 250, 252
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, 184
Massachusetts State Board of Edu-
cation, 153
Meany, George, 68
Meat-packing industry, 203
Medicaid, 96, 108, 112
socialized, 100, 112—15
127, 231—32, 240—41. See
also Physicians
socialized medicine, 100, 112—15
Medicare, 96, 108, 112
Merchant marine, 292—93, 297
Mexico, 227
Michigan, 171
Mill, John Stuart, 2, 148, 249
Mills, Ogden L., 86

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Mitchell, Edward J., 221
Monetary policy, 307—8
Federal Reserve System and
(see
Federal Reserve System)
foreign exchange rates and
(see
Foreign exchange rates)
Great Depression and, 5, 70, 79
90, 94, 249—50, 267
inflation and
(see
Inflation)
recession of 1907 and, 71—72,
73—74, 82, 282
Money, 248—53, 303
constitutional amendment to pro-
mote sound, 307—8
inflation and growth in supply of,
253, 254—64, 280—82
case study, 280—81
reduction in growth rate, 270
73, 276, 277, 281, 282
reasons for excessive growth,
264—67, 282
role of, 247
varieties of, 250—53
Monopoly, 17, 36, 49, 53—54, 196,
241—42, 294, 297
free international trade to coun-
ter, 225—26
Montgomery County (Maryland),
243—44
Moore, Thomas, 198
Motor Carrier Act of 1935, 198
Nader, Ralph, 189, 192, 200—201,
205, 226
Napoleon, 154
National Education Association,
170
National Foundation for the Hu-
manities, 68
National
Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, 194
National Insurance Act of 1911,
98–99
Nationalization of industries,
95,
235
National Labor Relations Board, 93
National Monetary Commission, 72
National Pure Food and Drug Con-
gress, 203
National Recovery Administration
( NRA), 93
National Science Foundation, 68
National security argument for tar-
iffs, 46-47, 48, 297
National Student Loan Bank, 185
National Tax Limitation Commit-
tee, 302
National Taxpayers Union, 302
National Temperance Society, 203
"New class," 141—42, 295, 301
New Deal, 90, 92—94, 96, 100, 105,
109, 190, 228, 284
New Hampshire, 172—73
New York Central Railroad, 200
New York City (New York), 109,
110—11, 140, 158, 159, 219
Board of Education, 159—60
Inner City Scholarship Fund, 159
municipal unions in, 232, 233,
244—45
results of welfare in, 101—2
New York Clearing House Associa-
tion of Banks, 81, 84
New York State, 101, 102, 109,
125—26, 152—53
lottery and gambling in, 140—41
Regents scholarships, 186
New York State Superintendent of
Banks, 81—82