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Elements of Macroeconomics ‑‑ West Publishing Company, January 1977.

Elements of Microeconomics (with Robert S. Main) ‑‑ West Publishing Company, April 1977.

Advertising by Professionals ‑‑ International Institute of Economic Research, University of California, Los Angeles, October 1977 (a monograph).

Unionism and the Public Sector ‑‑ International Institute of Economic Research, University of California, Los Angeles, August 1978 (a monograph; reprinted in Managerial and Decision Economics, University of Edinburgh, June 1981.)

"Tax Reform and a Proposal" (with Philip P. Storrer), Taxes‑‑The Tax Magazine, October 1978, pp. 629‑634

Rent Control: The Perennial Folly ‑‑ CATO Institute, 1980 (a monograph)

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Elements of Microeconomics (2nd edition, with Robert S. Main), West Publishing Company, 1981.

"Some Philosophical and Economic Arguments in Support of Union‑Free Colleges and Universities," Government Union Review, Spring 1981, pp. 22‑30

"Proportionality, Justice, and the Value Added Tax," CATO Journal, Fall 1981, pp. 405‑420

Prices and Markets: Microeconomics (2nd edition) ‑‑ West Publishing Company, 1982.

"For Love or Money: A Book Review" ‑‑ Managerial and Decision Economics, June 1982, pp. 112‑113

"Polish Solidarity vs. American Unionism" ‑‑ Government Union Review, Winter 1982, pp. 47‑57

"The Philosophy and Ideology of Pollution Regulation" ‑‑ CATO Journal, Winter 1982, pp. 301‑304

"Public Employees, Unions, and the Erosion of Civic Trust: A Book Review" ‑‑ Journal of Labor Research, Fall 1983, pp. 393‑396

Opportunity or Privilege: Labor Legislation in America, Transaction Books, Rutgers University, 1984 (a monograph).

"Teacher Unions, Educational Quality, and A Free Market Remedy," Government Union Review, Summer 1984, pp. 12‑31

"Comparable Worth: The Labor Theory of Value and Worse," Government Union Review, Winter 1985, pp. 1‑29

"Labor Law and Entrepreneurial Discovery," Austrian Economics Newsletter, Summer 1985, pp. 1‑5

"Labor Law and the First Amendment," Cato Journal, Spring/Summer 1985, pp. 203‑218

"On The Bishops and the Market," The Freeman, December 1985, pp. 718‑727

"Strikes Against Government: The California Supreme Court Decision," Government Union Review, Winter 1986, pp. 1‑29

"The Politics of Teacher Unionism: A Book Review," Journal of Labor Research, Fall 1986, pp. 423‑425

"The Economics of Time and Ignorance: A Review Article," The Review of Austrian Economics, Vol.I, Lexington Books, 1986, pp. 189‑206

"Perils in the Carnegie Forum Report on Teaching," Government Union Review, Winter 1987, pp. 25‑46

"Labor Law and Labor‑Management Cooperation: Two Incompatible Views," CATO Journal, Winter 1987, pp. 933‑950

"The Varieties of `Right to Work': An Essay in Honor of W.H.Hutt," Managerial & Decision Economics, Winter 1988, pp. 33‑43.(This is a festschrift article. It is reprinted in the Spring 1988 issue of Government Union Review, pp. 1‑22.)

"James Buchanan and the Austrians: The Common Ground," CATO Journal, Spring/Summer 1989, pp. 201‑230

"Pennsylvania's Act 195: Twenty Years of Folly," Government Union Review, Summer 1989, pp. 1‑39

"American Union Law: Sources of Conflict," Journal of Labor Research, Summer 1990, pp. 269‑292

"Solidarity and Labor Law Reform in the 1990s," The Freeman, June 1990, pp. 224‑225

Book review: Discovery, Capitalism, and Distributive Justice, by Israel Kirzner, The Freeman, August 1990, pp. 318‑320

"Labor Law Reform: Lessons From History," CATO Journal, Spring/Summer 1990, pp. 175‑209. (Reprinted in Government Union Review, Winter 1991)

"On the Right to Strike," The Freeman, October 1990, pp. 387‑391; reprinted in Hans F. Sennholz, ed., American Unionism: Fallacies and Follies, Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, 1994, pp. 57-64.

"The European Community's Social Charter: A Market Process Analysis," Government Union Review, Fall 1990, pp. 1-31.

"Unions Drop Their Mask," The Freeman, March 1991, pp. 91‑95; reprinted in Hans F. Sennholz, ed., American Unionism: Fallacies and Follies, Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, 1994. pp. 116-120.

"What Garbage Crisis?," The Freeman, June 1991, pp. 204‑207, reprinted in Policy, (journal of The Centre for Independent Studies, Australia), Autumn 1992, pp. 23-25. Also reprinted in Hans F. Sennholz, ed., Man and Nature, Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, 1993, pp. 179-186.

"On Strikers and Their Replacements," Government Union Review, Summer 1991, pp. 1-30.

"A Tale of Infamy: The Air Associates Strikes of 1941," The Freeman, April 1992, pp. 152-159; reprinted in Hans F. Sennholz, ed., American Unionism: Fallacies and Follies, Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, 1994, pp. 100-115.

"The Permissible Uses of Forced Union Dues: From Hanson to Beck," Policy Analysis, No. 174, July 24, 1992, the Cato Institute, pp. 54. Reprinted as a monograph in Government Union Review, Summer 1992.

"Are Quality Circles Illegal? Global Competition Meets the New Deal," Briefing Papers, No. 18, February 10, 1993, the Cato Institute, pp. 16. Reprinted in The Freeman, July 1993, pp. 263-271.

"The Return of Big Labor," The World & I, July 1993, pp. 102-109.

"Outlawing Cooperation: Chapter Two," Regulation Magazine, Number 3, 1993, Cato Institute, pp. 12-15

"Strikers and Scabs," The Freeman, March 1994, pp. 143-144.

"I Have a Right!," in Mark Spangler ed., Cliches of Politics, Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, 1994, Cliche #1, pp. 9-11

"We Must Abide by the Majority. That's Democracy," in Mark Spangler ed., Cliches of Politics, Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, 1994, Cliche #7, pp. 30-32

"Labor Cartels, Competition and Government," The Freeman, August 1994, pp. 426-429.

"Profit and Loss," in Peter J. Boettke, ed., The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics, Edward Elgar Publishing, Ltd., Hants, England, 1994, Chapter 21, pp. 143-150

"The Dunlop Commission Report: Friends of Unions," Government Union Review, Fall 1994, pp. 1-42

"Labor Law," Chapter 25 in The CATO Handbook for Congress, Cato Institute, Washington, DC, 1995 pp.229-236.

Book review: The New Unionism in the New Society: Public Sector Unions in the Redistributive State, by Leo Troy, The Freeman, May 1995, pp. 330-332

"Toward Equality and Justice in Labor Markets," The Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies, Summer 1995, pp. 163-186

"Clinton and the Union Dinosaur," The Conservative Review, Nov./Dec. 1995, pp. 13-14

"Freedom and American Labor Relations Law: 1946-1996, 50th Anniversary Edition, The Freeman, May 1996, pp. 299-309

"The Employment Contracts Act: Almost a Model for the World," The Social Critic," Vol. 1, No. 3 (July/August 1996) pp. 22-27

The Employment Contracts Act and Unjustifiable Dismissal (a monograph) New Zealand Business Roundtable, Wellington, New Zealand, August 1996.

"Rights, Freedom and Rivalry," The Freeman, October 1996, pp. 667-669

"Perspective: Freedom-for Labor Day in New Zealand," The Freeman, October 1996, 650-651

Equality for the Labor Market: An Appreciation of WH Hutt (a monograph), Free Market Foundation, Johannesburg, South Africa, Fall 1996.

“Deregulation of the New Zealand Labor Market: Things Done and Left Undone,” The Social Critic, Vol.1, No.5 (November/December 1996) pp. 26-30.

“Labor Relations Law,” Chapter 35, CATO Handbook for the 105th Congress, Washington, DC: The CATO Institute, February 1997, pp. 363-371.

"Equality FOR the Labor Market: An Appreciation of WH Hutt," (a shorter version of the monograph above) Journal of Labor Research, Spring 1997, pp. 239-264.

The NEA and Its Federal Charter (a monograph), Public Services Research Foundation, Vienna, VA, 1997 (appears as the entire issue of Government Union Review, Volume 17, No. 3 which was actually published in June 1997).

“Good News for Conservatives in the UPS Capitulation,” The Social Critic, Summer 1997, pp. 65-67. Reprinted in Conservative Review, November/December 1997, pp. 21-22.

“Aid to Owners of Dependent Enterprises,” The Freeman, November 1997, pp. 654-656.

“The Future of the Union Movement: Clues from the UPS Strike,” The Freeman, December 1997, pp. 738-740

“Elections, Extortion and Unions,” The Freeman, January 1998, pp. 46-47.

"Union-Friendly Legislation and Union Density: A Laffer Curve Analysis," pp. 29-39 in Innovative Applications of the Laffer Curve, edited by Charles W. Baird and Jeff R. Clark, Probasco Chair of Free Enterprise, Chattanooga, TN 1998). I also wrote the Preface to this volume.

“A Model for South African Unionism” an Afterword for the 1998 reprint of W. H. Hutt’s Theory of Collective Bargaining, Free Market Foundation, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1998, pp. 123-129.

“The Myth of Compulsory Union Membership,” The Freeman, March 1998, pp. 155-156.

“Salt Without Savor” The Freeman, May 1998, pp. 319-320

Book review: Rewarding Work by Edmund S. Phelps in The Freeman, June 1998, pp. 377-378

Review essay: Rewarding Work by Edmund S. Phelps in The Social Critic, Spring 1998, pp. 54-57

"Union Friendly Legislation and Union Density: A Laffer Curve Analysis," (see above), reprinted in The Journal of Private Enterprise, Volume XIV, Special Issue, 1998, pp. 29-39.

Equality for the Labor Market: An Appreciation of WH Hutt (see above), monograph reprinted in Korean by the Korea Center For Free Enterprise, Monograph # 16, Seoul, Korea, 1998.

The Employment Contracts Act and Unjustifiable Dismissal (see above) monograph reprinted by The Free Market Foundation, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1998

"Who Wins in Strikes," The Freeman, August 1998, pp. 511-512

“Right to Work Before and After 14(b),” Journal of Labor Research, Summer 1998, pp. 471-493.

"Labour Relations in the 21st Century: Lessons from W.H. Hutt," South African Journal of Economics, Fall 1998, pp. 196-211.

"Paycheck Protection in California: What Went Wrong?," The Freeman, November 1998, pp. 703-704

"The ILO's Strange Use of Words," The Freeman, February 1999, pp. 63-64.

"Labor Relations Law," Cato Handbook for the 106th Congress, Cato Institute, Washington, DC, Chapter 33, pp. 343-52.

"Just Deserts," The Freeman, March 1999, pp. 10-13.

"Recycling Labor, The Freeman, April 1999, pp. 8-12

The Right-to-Work Issue: A Rebuttal of Hogler and Shulman, National Institute for Labor Relations Research, Springfield, VA, Occasional Paper, May 1999

"Tony Blair and Fairness at Work, " The Freeman, May 1999, pp. 63-64.

"An Open Letter to the California Legislature," The Freeman, August 1999, pp. 63-64

“The AFL-CIO: Renaissance or Irrelevance?” The Freeman, November 1999, pp. 63-64

"Unions and Antitrust: Governmental Hypocrisy," Ideas on Liberty, February 2000, pp. 63-64

"Sources of Prounion Sentimentality," Ideas on Liberty, March 2000, pp. 45-47

Book review: The Stakeholder Society, by Bruce Ackerman and Anne Alstott, in Ideas on Liberty, April 2000, pp 55-56.

"Pulling Us Apart," Ideas on Liberty, May 2000, pp. 63-64.

"OSHA at Home," Ideas on Liberty, August 2000, pp. 63-64

"Unions and Antitrust," The Journal of Labor Research, Vol.21, No. 4 (Fall 2000): 585-600.

"A Light Goes Out in New Zealand," Ideas on Liberty, September 2000, pp. 35-37.

"Alchian and Menger on Money," Review of Austrian Economics, Vol. 13, No. 2, (September 2000): 115 - 120

"Shameless in California,"Ideas on Liberty, November 2000: 63-64.

"Congress and Public Safety Unionism, " Ideas on Liberty , February 2001, pp. 63-64

"A Faculty Union's California Gold Rush: 'Malice in Plunderland' at Cal State," Labor Watch, Capital Research Center, Washington, DC, February 2001, pp. 1-7.

Book Review of Law's Order: What Economics Has to Do with Law and Why It Matters, by David D. Friedman, Princeton University Press, 2000, in Ideas on Liberty, March 2001, pp. 55-56.

"Labor Relations Law,"Chapter 37in Cato Handbook for the 107th Congress, Cato Institute, Washington, DC. 2001: 397-408.

"It Depends on What the Meaning of 'Advice" Is," Ideas on Liberty, May 2001. pp. 63-64

"Unions Draft Temporary Workers," Ideas on Liberty, August 2001. pp. 63-64

"A Reply to a Labor Priest," Ideas on Liberty, September 2001, pp. 48-50.

"Unchaining the Workers," Regulation Magazine, Vol. 24, No. 3 (Fall 2001), pp. 12-13

"Bastiat and Unionism," Ideas on Liberty, November 2001, pp. 63-64

"Toward Voluntary Unionism,"The Journal of Private Enterprise, Volume XVII, No. 1 (Fall 2001), pp. 77-96

"Unions on the Run," Ideas on Liberty, February 2002. pp. 63-64

"Government Sector Unionism," Ideas on Liberty, May 2002. pp. 63-64

"The Living Wage Folly," Ideas on Liberty, June 2002, pp. 16-19

"On Freedom of Association," Ideas on Liberty, July 2002, pp. 14-16

"The PLA Hustle," Ideas on Liberty, August 2002., pp. 63-64.

"Unions Lose Again in Oklahoma," Ideas on Liberty, November 2002. pp.. 63-64

"Labor Law and the West Coast Dock Dispute," Ideas on Liberty, February 2003, pp 63-64

Liberating Labor, Grand Rapids, Michigan: The Acton Institute, 2003

"Labor Relations Law," CATO Handbook for the 108th Congress, Chapter 34,Cato Institute, Washington, DC

"An Egregious Union Scandal," Ideas on Liberty, May 2003, pp. 63-64

"Reply to Hoagler and LaJeunesse's 'Oklahoma's Right to Work Initiative: Labor Policy and Political Ideology," (with Stan Greer), Labor Law Journal, Volume. 54, Issue No. 2 (Summer 2003), pp. 89-100.

"Lessons from the Washington Teachers Union," Ideas on Liberty, September 2003, pp. 63-64

"Catholic Social Teaching and Unionism," Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaine, Vol. XIII Number 2/3 (September 2003): 353-375.

"California's Apprenticeship Scam," Ideas on Liberty, December 2003, pp. 39-40

“The Phony Case Against the Taft-Hartley Act, and the Correct One," (with Stan Greer), Labor Law Journal, Volume 55, No. 1, (Spring 2004), pp. 25-37

“Back Toward Serfdom in New Zealand,” The Freeman, April 2004, pp. 47-48

"The Public and the Unions,” The Freeman, July/August 2004, pp. 47-48

“Henry Hazlitt on Unions,” The Freeman, November 2004, pp. 47-48

“Henry Hazlitt on Unions, Part II, The Freeman, March 2005, pp. 47-48

“The Perils of Faculty Unionism,” The Enterpriser, Probasco Chair of Free Enterprise, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, TN, Spring 2005, pp 4,6.

“Employee Free Choice and Top-Down Organizing, The Freeman, June 2005, pp. 47-48.

“Public Sector Labor-Management Cooperation and Unions,” IPMA-HR News, International Public Management Association for Public Resources, Alexandria, VA, July 2005, pp. 5-6

“Australian Labor-Relations Sell-Out,” The Freeman, October 2005, pp. 47-48.

“The Government-Created Right-to-Work Issue,” The Freeman, January/February 2006, pp. 47-48.

“Unionism,” in Frohnen, Beer and Nelson (eds.), American Conservatism: An Encyclopedia, Intercollegiate Studies Institute Books, Wilmington, DE, 2006, pp. 879-881.

“Unions and Abortion Protestors,” The Freeman, May 2006, pp. 47-48.

“Freedom for Workers,” The Freeman, September 2006. pp. 47-48.

“Hayek on the Rule of Law and Unions,” The Freeman, December 2006, pp. 40-41.

“Hayek on Closed Shops and Yellow Dogs,” The Freeman, April 2007, pp. 47-48.

“Closing A Malevolent Circle,” The Freeman, July/August 2007, pp. 47-48

“Hayek on Labor Unions: Coercion and the Rule of Law,” Journal of Private Enterprise, Fall 2007: 30-51

“Paycheck Protection: Much Less Than Meets the Eye,” The Freeman, November 2007, pp. 47-48.

“Stealing for Union Bosses,” The Freeman, March 2008, pp. 47-48

“Faculty Unions Versus Academic Legitimacy,” The Freeman, June 2008, pp. 47-48.

“Hayek on Labor Unions: Economic and Social Consequences,” Journal of Private Enterprise, Spring 2008: 19-37

“Worker Freedom in Peril,” The Freeman, October 2008. pp. 47-48

"The Mont Pelerin Society," in the Encyclopedia of Libertarianism, Ronald Hamowy, ed., the CATO Institute, Washington, DC 2008

“Labor Unions,” in the Encyclopedia of Libertarianism, Ronald Hamowy, ed.the CATO Institute, Washington, DC 2008

“How Bad Can it Get?” The Freeman, January 2009, pp. 47-48

“Organizing and the Organized,” The Freeman, May 2009. pp. 47-48

Forthcoming

“Prospects for the Employee Free Choice Act” The Freeman .


EDITORIAL POSITIONS

Contributing Editor, The Freeman, Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, 1994 - 1998.

Quarterly columnist, The Freeman (formerly Ideas on Liberty), Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, 1998 to present. (In 2000 the name of the magazine was changed to Ideas on Liberty. It was changed back to The Freeman in 2003.

Board of Editors, CATO Journal, Washington, D.C.; 1981‑present

Board of Fellows, Government Union Review, Vienna, VA; 1980‑2006


CURRENT INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATIONS 

               CATO Institute, Washington, DC

Heritage Foundation, Washington, DC Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY Free Market Foundation, Johannesburg, South Africa Association of Private Enterprise Education


NEWSPAPER AND INTERNET ARTICLES

"The Free Market Banking Alternative," Letters to the Editor, Wall Street Journal, February 10, 1983

"Tax Indexation is Fair Policy," Chicago Tribune, March 22, 1983 (also published in four other papers)

"Tax Credits, Competition, and Educational Quality," Reading Eagle, Reading, PA. August 8, 1983 (also published in five other papers).

"No IMF Bailouts," Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, CO., December 4, 1983.

"Public Funding and Black Colleges," USA Today, February 6, 1984

"Credit Card Surcharges," USA Today, March 2, 1984

"The Latchkey Issue", USA Today, May 30, 1984

"Three Cheers and Three Challenges for Mr. Kirkland," Santa Ana Register, Santa Ana, CA., January 6, 1985 (also published in three other papers).

"Labor Law and American Competitiveness," Los Angeles Herald Examiner, October 16, 1985 (also published in three other papers).

"Innovative Unionism," Letters to the Editor, Wall Street Journal, December 22, 1987

"Hands Off the Hatch Act," Waterbury Republican, (CT) January 27, 1988

"ABCs of Child Care Spell Bureaucracy," Letters to the Editor, Wall Street Journal, July 21, 1988

"One Moral Right Unions Don't Have," Wall Street Journal, October 6, 1988

"Entrenching a Mediocre Union," Orange County Register, April 9, 1989

"Sneak Attack on Non‑Union Faculty," Oakland Tribune (CA), May 12, 1989

"American Labor Law Needs Reform," Sunday Republican, Waterbury, CT, May 27, 1990

"Union Returns to Old‑Fashioned Violence," Gazette‑Telegraph, Colorado Springs, CO, February 8, 1991

"The Myth of the Garbage Crisis," Morning Call, Allentown, PA, May 29, 1991, also published in nine other papers.

"What Garbage Crisis?," ORER Letter, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Spring/Summer 1992.

"Clinton Dishes Up Socialism," The Dominion, Wellington, New Zealand, May 26, 1993

"Clinton's Bows to Big Labor," Human Events, June 12, 1993

"Beware the Tyranny of Economic Democracy," Business Day, Johannesburg, South Africa, August 17, 1993

"Apartheid's Evil Consequences," The Daily Review, Hayward, CA, February 15, 1994

"Clinton Embraces Big-Labor Dinosaur," Human Events, April 7, 1995, p. 298

"Minimum Wages Cost Jobs," The Dominion, Wellington, New Zealand, February 20, 1996

"Wages Case Not Made," The Dominion, Wellington, New Zealand, March 4, 1996

“On Labour, Dead Fish and Red Herrings,” New Zealand Herald (Auckland), January 2, 1997

"Measure Would Keep Politics Out of Pocketbooks," Daily News, Los Angeles, May 10, 1998.

"The Courts and Microsoft," Daily Review, Hayward, CA and other ANG papers, July 3, 2001

“Labour Reform a Far Cry from US System,” Australian Financial Review, July 14, 2005.

“Voluntary Association and Union Politics,” Acton Institute News and Commentary, August 3, 2005 www.acton.org.

“Government Unions Surge,” The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, CA, August 28, 2005, pp. D1, D4.

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