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Books: THE FREE MARKETEERS I N THE "POSTSCRIPT" of his new book THE NEOCONSERYATIYES explain sufficiently the whys and where- Breaking Ranks, addressed to...

TECHNOLOGY'S BRAVE NEW WORLD (December 1973)

BOOKS i TECHNOLOGY'S BRAVE NEW WORLD The Coming of Post-Industrial Society DANIEL BELL Basic Books, $12.50 Economies and the Public Interest JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH Houghton-Mifflin, ...

NOT WORKING ON THE RAILROADS (June 1973)

NOT WORKING ON THE RAILROADS EDWARD T. CHASE At stake is more than just the question of rail service Nostalgia is the trend in books and films these days. The lovely things of the recent past....

THE HEALTH CRISIS (December 1970)

THE HEALTH CRISIS THE INSTITUTIONAL MESS IN HEALTH CARE COULD WELL BE THE SILENT MAJORITY'S BIGGEST DISENCHANTMENT EDWARD T. CHASE Unless the nation's health care system is improved, a "massive...

CRISIS IN MEDICINE (March 1967)

The impact of Medicare and Medicaid CRISIS IX MEDICINE EDWARD T. CHASE Since health is the only indispensable asset human beings have, the effectiveness of a nation's health care system is...

ECONOMICS AND FREEDOM (December 1966)

ECONOMICS AND FREEDOM EDWARD T. CHASE Something unexpected is happening behind the headlines. A world is being changed by theory. This is exciting in itself. After all, Daniel Bell and his...

THE NEW ECONOMICS (February 1966)

THE NEW ECONOMICS Where it is taking us EDWARD T. CHASE Public preoccupation with Vietnam, so eminently justified, is nonetheless diverting attention from what is in the long run a much more...

The Supersonic Jet: Is It Worth It? (March 1964)

The Supersonic Jet: Is It Worth It? EDWARD T. CHASE IT IS NOW probable, if not virtually certain, that some- time early in the 1970's you will be able to leave London at, say 8:00 A.M., arrive...

Books (November 1963)

BOOKS Replacing the Myth of the Free Price-Market System Challenge To Affluence. By Gunnar Myrdal Pantheon. $3.95. The Managed Economy. By Michael D. Reagan. Oxford. $6. Free Men And Free Markets....

Schooling for Work (January 1963)

The Manpower Problem and Vocational Education Schooling for Work EDWARD T. CHASE THE MOST disquieting fact about the American economy is that group of nearly a million persons who have been...

Booster Shots for Transportation (June 1962)

The Administration's Program for Modernization Booster Shots for Transportation? EDWARD T. CHASE PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S message to Congress on transportation, his last message of the year, is in...

What Care for the Aged? (March 1962)

What Care for the Aged? EDWARD T. CHASE THE ANNUAL medical-care-for-the-aged debate is at our throats again, unleashed at a special January meeting of the American Hospital Association and the...

Newburgh Writ Large (November 1961)

The Nation's Welfare Dilemma Newburgh Writ Large EDWARD T. CHASE THE PRESS lives on bad news, but occasional stories have happy endings. The Newburgh, N. Y., welfare story, for example, may yet...

Adam Smith, M.D. (March 1961)

MEDICAL CARE Adam Smith, M.D. by EDWARD T. CHASE I j AST SUMMER a discussion took place in Santa Barbara, California, at the Fund for the Republic's Center for the Study of Democratic...

Health, Welfare and Apathy (November 1960)

Passage of the "compromise" bill for medical care for the aged satisfied almost no one Health, Welfare and Apathy by EDWARD T. CHASE T HE MOST anticlimactic aftermath of the anticlimactic...

Medical Aid for the Aged (May 1960)

Medical Aid for the Aged The Government has to rescue those who have no hope of paying for private medical coverage by EDWARD T. CHASE T HE OTHER day a letter to the editor appeared in the Wall...

Strangulation by Auto (March 1960)

Strangulation by Auto Our communities cannot survive at even their pres- ent qualitative level without remedial action soon by EDWARD T. CHASE T HIS COUNTRY, with all the nations of the...

Television's Double Image (December 1959)

Television's Double Image Must television be dependent for its life only on its utility as a seller of soap? by EDWARD T. CHASE p UBLIC DISMAY over the television quiz scan- dals may yet...

The Price of Health (May 1959)

The Price of Health Recent extraordinary advances in medical costs are about to produce a decisive transformation in our entire system of medical practice by EDWARD A S THE SAYING GOES, the...

The Paradox of Affluence (January 1959)

The Paradox of Affluence The Galbraith thesis directly challenges the aspirations of American civilization and vitally affects the strategy of our contest with Communism by EDWARD...

Architecture at Mid-Century (October 1958)

Architecture at Mid-Century Are we human beings of such staunch stuff that we can suffer unharmed such harsh relationships as are presented by modern architecture? by EDWARD T....

Seaway to the Future (July 1958)

The effects of the St. Lawrence Seaway will rival those of the Panama Canal and the Suez Seaway to the Future by EDWARD N O SINGLE works project in our time can match the long-range...

America's Farm Problem (June 1958)

America's Farm Problem Our politicians and our farm specialists have not been short of answers. Yet until recently few if any of the answers have been good ones. by EDWARD T HE THREAT of social...

Future of the City (October 1957)

Future of the City "WE ARE MOVING INTO AN ERA WHEN MISUSE OF LAND BECOMES AN ANTISOCIAL ACT, LIKE SELLING POLLUTED FOOD OR HARMFUL MEDICINES" EDWARD T. CHASE L EWIS MUMFORD once warned that...

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