June 1995

Economics

Best of Both Worlds: An Interview with Milton Friedman

Milton Friedman reminisces about his career as an economist and his lifetime "avocation" as a spokesman for freedom.

Brian Doherty

Civil Rights

Civil Suits

"Loser-pays" makes lawsuits fairer in Europe. It could work here, too.

Walter Olson

Crime

Values Judgments

David R. Henderson

Media

Out-of-Focus Groups

John Hood

History

Wretched Refuse

John Miller

France

Canon Fire

Nick Gillespie

Government Spending

Scope Trial

Deficit cuts vs. government cuts

Rick Henderson

Welfare

Food Fight

The unreal school lunch debate

Virginia Postrel

Philosophy

Language: Liberating Liberal

It's time to take back the name.

Nick Gillespie

Biotechnology

Regulation: Sponge Bath

How the FDA squeezes women's choices

Michael Fumento

Crime

Selected Skirmishes: Criminal Justice

Why fresh-squeezed O.J. is best.

Thomas W. Hazlett

Mexico

Taxes: Unbalanced Amendment

Balanced Budget Amendment, R.I.P.

Alan Reynolds

Economics

Economics: Minimal Evidence

Flawed studies drive the call for an increased minimum wage.

Benjamin Zycher

Balance Sheet

Rick Henderson

Taxes

Pay-As-You-Smoke

Do cigarette taxes cover related social costs?

Nick Gillespie

Taxes

Capital Games

Who pays capital gains taxes?

Nick Gillespie

Education

Vouchers Cash In

School choice prospects are better than ever

Ed Carson

Censorship

Cybercensors

A new bill threatens Internet users' First Amendment rights.

Ed Carson

Privatization

Contract Out with America

Privatization point man feels good about 1996

Brian Doherty

Brickbats

Charles Oliver

Alcohol

Letters

Reason Staff