A non-bearing account	19
Admissions game, Newsweek, April 5, 1999	86
Aftershocks jar Santa Monica's rent controllers, WSJ, March 17, 1994	40
An economic analysis of the grapes of wrath, the margin, spring 1992	49
Anatomy of a Jobs Program That Went Awry, WSJ, February 11, 2000	91
Another Chicago triumph	14
Applications in economics, employment discrimination and the earnings of women, g&s	38
At the intersection of supply and demand, N.Y. Times magazine, 5/4/97	42
Attempt to freeze number of Seattle taxis is facing a rough road, Seattle times	30
Bonds, interest rates, and bond prices	44
Business education and free-market economics, Thomas Dilorenzo	68
Calvin and Hobbes	84
Clintonites debate cost of a bad air day, WSJ, 6/9/97	78
College students are a poor investment, WSJ	1
Colleges manipulate financial-aid offers, shortchanging many, WSJ	71
Company seeks to start Seattle-Bremerton ferry, Seattle times	22
Confounding common sense, Milton Friedman, WSJ, Aug. 27, 1992	18
Consumer switch to chicken brings change to beef industry	26
Defenders of capitalism...George Gilder, Seattle times	11
Disdain for gender equity, Seattle PI, 11/96	82
Economic scene: teenage childbearing…New York Times, June 20, 1996	70
Economics applies to childcare too, Fuchs	28
Economics or business: a major decision, Charles Nelson	3
“Education: the second door to freedom, Clarence Thomas	33
Equal Pay? Equal Work, Collegian, May 20, 1999	15
Ex-Seattle activist now Hillary Clinton's 'guru', Seattle times, June 13, 1993	4
Farmland blocks soccer group’s goal, Seattle PI, Oct 2, 1998	88
Freedom's prophet, WSJ, May 7, 1999	76
General Motors Corporation letter, Wing Luke museum	57
Group health plans to lay off 100 nurses, sea times	8
Hayek Pilgrims’ Promise, Carlos A. Ball, WSJ, 5/8/97	74
Hayek's revolution, WSJ, May 7, 1999	77
Home Free	41
How GM's car plant in Arlington, Texas hustled to avoid ax	45
How our American dream unraveled, Newsweek, March 2, 1992	51
How our standard of living has changed, 1940 - 1991	50
How property rights tamed the west, the margin, March 1991	36
How to oppress the poor: occupational licensing, the margin, fall 1992	58
How to read stock market quotations, Dow Jones & co., 1992	56
Implications, Thomas Sowell	43
Incarceration is a bargain, Steve Hanke, WSJ	81
Infant mortality, mother's morality; WSJ, feb.1, 1995	67
It’s the seats vs. The scaffolds… WSJ, 10/1/97	80
Jobs creation and gov’t policy, FRB of Cleveland	35
John Adams and the American Revolution, Harvard College	9
Kind hearts and opportunity costs, Steven Rhoads	64
Let's play monopoly, WSJ	47
Lies, Damned Lies and… George Will, Newsweek, March 29, 1999	90
Locate in Scotland, the economist	10
Mexico loses a modern revolutionary thinker, WSJ, April 24, 1998	54
Model for destroying a city, WSJ, mar 12, 1993	12
New regulations on youth shelters... Seattle times	59
New York’s incentives, WSJ, Oct. 6, 1992	13
On the next Oprah, ...mates on billboards, WSJ	16
Outland (special interests)	2
Outstanding economist, Thomas sowell	5
Planned arms purchase draws fire in s. Africa, Seattle times	21
Postal police' force businesses to pay penalty for private mail, Seattle Times	61
Price controls at Valley Forge	29
Protect consumers with gas-price cap Eikenberry argue, Seattle pi	27
Puget Sound area, state run low on gas stations Seattle times, March 29, 1993	17
Rational criminals and intentional accidents: the economics of law and law breaking	73
Rationing babies	55
Reducing working hours: American workers’ salvation? Conomic commentary	23
Social security socialism, WSJ, January 26, 1999	34
State's bidding war over Mercedes plant... WSJ, Nov. 24, 1993	60
Supply and demand and videotape, the margin, September 1990	48
Take a number; take a hike, time, July 23, 1990	24
Take a tour of food-stamp fraud, Seattle Times, 11 Jan. 1995	63
Take my kidney, please; time, march 13, 1989	20
Tax options, jh	89
Teacher's salaries, Thomas sowell	32
The Austrian School, Ludwig von Mises Institute	92
The concept of economic justice in religious discussion, Paul Heyne	72
The daddy differential	31
The Great Disruption, The Atlantic Monthly, May 1999	93
The importance of common and private property rights,	37
The Jagger curve, WSJ	87
The myth of the fixed “pie” of jobs	6
The outlook: low savings... WSJ, April 5, 1993	52
The Price Prophet, The New Yorker, February 7, 2000	75
The shrinking pay gap, June O’Neill, WSJ, Oct. 7, 1994	65
The Third Industrial Revolution: Technology, Productivity, and Income Inequality	66
Training and jobs: what works, the economist, April 12, 1996	69
U.S. judge dismisses EPA’s ’93 study on secondhand smoke, Seattle times	83
War	7
We have socialism, Q.E.D., the margin, October 1990	46
What in the world happened to economics, fortune, March 15, 1999	85
What's good for America isn't necessarily good for the dentists?	25
Why capital gains taxes are unfair, WSJ, Nov. 21, 1994	62
Why do we buy lottery tickets?	53
Why the trade deficit doesn’t matter, Paul Heyne, Cato institute, 10/92	79
Will increasing the minimum wage help the poor, economic commentary	39
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