BIBLIOGRAPHY - JULIAN SIMON - SCARCITY OR PLENTY?



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        York:  Norton, 1984)

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        Environmentalism:  A Pro-Human, Pro-Science, Pro-Free Enterprise

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             Simon, Julian L. , The Ultimate Resource (Princeton:  PUP,

        1981)

             Simon, Julian L., Population Matters:  People, Resources,

        Environment, Immigration (New Brunswick, N. J.:  Transaction

        Press, 1990)

             Simon, Julian L., The State of Humanity (Boston and Oxford:

        Basil Blackwell, forthcoming 1994).

             Singer, Max, Passage To a Human World (New Brunswick, N. J.:

        Transaction Press, 1988)

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        Cancer Scare

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        Stephen Barrett), Panic in the Pantry (Buffalo, N.Y.: Prometheus

        Books, 1992).

             Wildavsky, Aaron, Searching for Safety (New Brunswick:

        Transaction, 1988).