TITLE: REASON magazine
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ISSUE DATE: July 1981/Vol. 13, No. 3
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Saving the Wilderness. A Radical Proposal.

Free minds and free markets.

FEATURES:
SAVING THE WILDERNESS: A RADICAL PROPOSAL Strategic minerals are "in" in Washington, and environmentalists may be learning that politics is not the best way to preserve the pristine. But there's a better way to supply minerals, too. By John Baden and Richard Stroup.

KEPT CRITICS If you were a regulator and you could shell out money for testimony about your proposed regulations, do you think your star witnesses would be for or against By Morgan Norval.

WHAT CAN BE SAID FOR NINE DIGITS? Zip. Zero. Zilch. The zenith of zaniness. By Byron Farwell.

A WALK ON THE SUPPLY SIDE All of a sudden, everybody is talking the new economics. But it didn't just drop out of nowhere. There are people and facts behind the hottest thing since Keynesianism. By J. William Middendorf, II.

SUPPLY-SIDE SUCCESS STORIES "It sounds pretty good, but it's just a theory. "If you've heard that about supply-side economics, look again, around the world. By Bruce Bartlett.

DEPARTMENTS.
EDITOR'S NOTES.
LETTERS.
BRICKBATS.
TRENDS.
ARTS & LETTERS.
RUDEBARBS.
EDITORIAL/Rethinking Foreign Aid.
VIEWPOINT/Traffic Light Reflections.
TAXES/Watching Out for the IRS.
SPOTLIGHT/Gold's Standardbearer.


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