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1987, No. 1

Neomercantilists are gaining new ground with each
month’s trade figures, each commercial dispute with Japan, and each
newly revealed flaw in the economic spectacle known as Reaganomics.
In the face of the neomercantilist attack, the papers delivered at this
symposium make a reasoned and valiant effort to defend the ramparts
of a liberal economic system.

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