Volume 9, Number 4
December 2000

Contents

• Kill or Cure? Or Maybe Just Waffle...
• At 88, Economist Milton Friedman Still Has the Power to Provoke
• Things Folks Know That Just Ain't So...
• Pierre Trudeau's Legacy
• The Popularity of Free Market Economics
• Hidden Taxes
• Question of the Month
• Centre for Studies in Risk and Regulation
• Why submit your Canadian Student Review article today & FAQ
• Spring 2001 Student Seminarss
• Fraser Institute New Releases

Welcome!

Thanks for reading this edition of CSR. We are pleased to bring you a wide variety of articles on topics such as health care reform and spending, taxation, and Milton Friedman.

Have you been thinking of writing an article for this newsletter, but unsure about how to proceed? Turn to page 9 for answers to common questions about sending in articles.

We'd like to thank The Lotte & John Hecht Memorial Foundation for their generous sponsorship of this newsletter.

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Copyright © 2000; The Fraser Institute.
Date of Issue: December 2000.
Printed in Canada.
ISSN 1192–490X

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