2-1
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Milton Friedman's Ideal Economic Transaction:
Informed and Uncoerced |
2-2
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The Real Economic Transaction: Not Necessarily
Informed or Uncoerced |
6-1
|
Net Litigation Advantage of Big Business:
Empirical Evidence of Bias Against Small Business, Individuals, and Workers -- Selected
Findings from McCormick, Atkins, Wheeler et al., and Songer and Sheehan |
6-2
|
Net Litigation Advantage of Big Government:
Empirical Evidence of Bias Against Individuals -- Selected Findings from McCormick,
Atkins, Wheeler et al., and Songer and Sheehan |
6-3
|
Empirical Evidence of Unfair Tax Burden for
Persons in Canada: The Ratio of Personal to Corporate Taxes -- Direct Taxes, All
Government Levels, 1960-1994 |
7-1
|
Why Did the Economic Fortunes of Canadians and
Americans Stagnate After 1973? The Link Between Personal Disposable Income Per Capita and
World Oil Production. |
9-1
|
The Orwellian Web: The Threat to Individual
Freedoms and the Control of Economic Life |
11-1
|
The Real Capitalist Economic Order: How the
Economic Successes of Capitalism Can Kill Capitalism |
11-2
|
The Market "Game of Catallaxy": The
Small Player Versus the Infinitely Rich Player |
11-3
|
The Road to Freedom: Practical Steps For
Increasing Your Economic Survival in a Darwinistic Economy |
11-4
|
From Darwinistic Utilitarianism to Orwellian
Domination: A Model of the Evolution of Darwinistic Capitalism |
11-5
|
Evolution of the Marketplace: Darwinistic
"Advancement of the Welfare of Mankind" |
15-1
|
Empirical Evidence of Substantial Increase in
the Perniciousness of the North American Marketplace: Per-Capita Mortality of Businesses
in the U.S. (1966-1996), Canada (1966-1996), and Japan (1980-1992) |
20-1
|
Role of the Money Trust in National Governance:
From a Darwinistic Compulsion to Dominate, to a Duty to Serve |
20-2
|
The Ideal National Economy: The Flow of Money --
Who Controls, Who Plans, and Who Gets What? |