The Dual City Karachi during the Raj

Yasmeen Lari

Heritage Foundation

Trial in Africa: The failure of U.S. policy

History

Yarborough, William P.

World

As the United States federal budget continues to grow in size - $1.7 trillion in fiscal year 2000 alone - and complexity, the time has come for a resource to sort out the budget process. The Heritage Foundation Guide to the Federal Budget Process does just that, offering a simple explanation of the elements of the federal budget as well as straightforward descriptions of the arcane details of the budget process.

The Heritage Foundation Guide to the Federal Budget Process

Politics & Social Sciences

Sperry, Peter

Politics & Government

<p>Midge Decter is an author and editor whose essays and reviews have appeared in Harper's, The Atlantic, National Review, The New Republic, and The Weekly Standard. A regular contributor to Commentary, she is also the author of several books, the most recent being An Old Wife's Tale. She is a member of the board of the Heritage Foundation, the Center for Security Policy, First Things magazine of the Institute on Religion and Public Life, and the Clare Boothe Luce Fund, and she lectures widely on a variety of subjects, from the family to foreign policy. She lives in New York City with her husband, author Norman Podhoretz. d-4</p>

Always Right: Selected Writings Of Midge Decter

Literature & Fiction

Essays & Correspondence

The Inter-American Foundation (Mandate for leadership report)

DiGiovanni, Cleto

1997 Index of Economic Freedom

Business & Money

Economics

The Heritage Foundation and The Wall Street Journal introduce the 2001 Index of Economic Freedom. Now in its seventh edition, the Index measures how well 155 countries score on a list of 50 independent variables divided into 10 broad factors of economic freedom. The higher the score on a factor, the greater the level of government interference and the less economic freedom a country enjoys. The 50 variables are grouped into the following categories: banking and finance, capital flows and foreign investment, monetary policy, fiscal burden of government, trade policy, wages and prices, government intervention in the economy, property rights, regulation, and black-market activity. New to the 2001 edition includes a foreward by Robert Bartley, editor of The Wall Street Journal, who offers an overview of this year's economic events and a reflection on the importance of Nobel Prize economist Robert Mundell's work in creating "the current trend toward freer economies around the world." This year's edition also contains a chapter by Mary O'Grady of The Wall Street Journal on how free trade flows improve every participating country's economic well being. In another new chapter, John Hulsman, Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr., and Denise H. Froning of The Heritage Foundation explain the central role that a new Free Trade Association can play in achieving free trade and open borders. A practical reference guide, the Index of Economic Freedom is an indispensable handbook for foreign policy experts, economists, journalists, students, and business executives seeking opportunities in the global economy. It is also an essential guide to economic growth for anyone who wants to understand why some countries prosper and others lag behind.

2001 Index of Economic Freedom

Kirkpatrick, Melanie

Holmes, Kim

O'Driscoll, Gerald

<p>The annual Index of Economic Freedom is a detailed, country-by-country analysis of the economies of 162 nations. For each country, it includes often hard-to-obtain 2001 data on taxes, foreign investment codes, tariffs, banking regulations, monetary policy and more. The Index ranks economies according to how free they are. A country`s score on the annual Index is a measure of its overall economic health and its prospects for growth. Now in its eighth year, the Index of Economic Freedom is an indispensable handbook for anyone who invests or does business abroad. A must for every coporate and university library.</p>

2002 Index of Economic Freedom

O’Driscoll, Gerald P.

Holmes, Kim R.

O'Grady, Mary Anastasia

Heritage Foundation (Washington, D. C.)

Driscoll, Gerald

International

Strategic Synchronization: The Relationship between Strategic Offense and Defense

Spalding, Matthew

Piotrowski, John L

An essential source for finance ministers, investors, economists, and students because it answers that most perplexing question in this era of globalization.

2004 Index of Economic Freedom

Feulner, Edwin J.

Eiras, Ana Isabel

Schavey, Aaron, Ph.D.

Miles, Marc

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