The Public-Choice Approach to Dismantling Big Government

Public-choice analysis of the growth of government suggests that the size of the state could be reduced in the same way thai it has swollen: political coalitions on specific policies to overcome other vested interests. Fred L. Smith Jr of the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, describes irs work to illustrate how it implements the ideas produced by academic orientated institutes.     

Can Socialism Change its Spots?

The new formulation of 'market socialism' conceals its partial origin in the thinking of socialists of decades ago. Chris Tame, Secretary of the Libertarian Alliance, argues that old and new socialism alike are impracticable and coercive. Both fail to meet objections raised by liberal writers.