TITLE: REASON magazine
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ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 1982/VOL. 14, No. 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The Day after Doomsday. Cover design by Matthew Barbott.

DON'T PLAN TO DIE Nuclear war. . . What if it happens in spite of all the efforts to prevent it? An ecologist shows why you shouldn't give up on survival preparations. By Bruce Clayton.

BENITO AND FRANKLIN Their governments were on opposite sides in World War II, but their economic programs were remarkably similar. By Donald Feder.

STAR LAWS What would it be like to live in space? Too little attention is being paid to protection of the individual liberties of those who will venture to settle the new frontier. By H. Keith Henson and Arel Lucas.

THE BATTLE OF BACK CREEK In a waterfront drama set in Annapolis, a minor business regulation plays a starring role as business owners are pitted against their competitors. By I. Dean Ahmad.

INTERVIEW WITH PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS A key architect of supply-side economics explains what it's all about and what's gone wrong with its implementation in the Reagan administration. By Tibor R. Machan and Joe Cobb.

EDITORIAL/Let 'Em Fly.
NOTES.
VIEWPOINT/Plumbing the Economy.
LETTERS.
MONEY/The Futures of Stocks.
BRICKBATS.
HEALTH & WELFARE/Hope for Herpes.
TRENDS.
SPOTLIGHT/Universal Attorney.
ARTS & LETTERS.
RUDEBARBS.


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