A position paper by Benjamin A. Rogge and Pierre F. Goodrich leads off this fine collection advocating an educational system based strictly on private and voluntary institutions. Anne Husted Burleigh is a writer and a contributing editor for Crisis .
The collection features fifty-three essays by Benjamin A. Rogge, showcasing his unique ability to discuss complex economic subjects with humor and clarity, avoiding jargon and mathematical complexities. Spanning the 1950s to the 1970s, these previously unpublished works cover diverse topics, including individual liberty, free-market principles, labor markets, inflation, and education. Editor Dwight R. Lee organizes the essays thematically, providing context and highlighting Rogge's significant contributions to economic thought.