Williams, Walter E.

Born 1936-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL240605A

Top Subjects

United States (5)
Free enterprise (3)
United States -- Economic policy (3)
Youth -- Employment -- United States (2)
Minorities -- Employment -- United States (2)
Administrative agencies -- United States (2)
United States -- Social policy (2)

Books by Williams, Walter E.

Total count: 20

Jus appellandi ad Regam ipsum a Cancellariaor, A manifestation of the King's part and power to relieve his subjects against erroneous and unjust decrees in Chancery.

s.n.1683-01-01
Youth and minority unemploymentExpanded version

Hoover Institution Press1977-01-01
The minimum wage and minority employment opportunitiesthe real impact of government-mandated programs

National Federation of Independent Business1978-01-01
Black America and organized labora fair deal?

Lincoln Institute for Research and Education1979-01-01
Government by agencylessons from the social program grant-in-aid experience

Academic Press1980-01-01
America, a minority viewpoint

Hoover Institution Press1982-01-01
The state against Blacks

New Press1982-01-01
Explaining the economic gender gap

National Center for Policy Analysis1983-01-01
Legislating black unemployment

National Center for Policy Analysis1984-01-01
All it takes is gutsa minority view

Distributed to the trade by Kampmann1987-01-01
All it takes is gutsa minority view

Regnery Books1987-01-01
Washington, Westminster and Whitehall

Cambridge University Press1988-01-01
South Africa's war against capitalism

Praeger1989-01-01
Mismanaging Americathe rise of the anti-analytic presidency

University Press of Kansas1990-01-01
Mismanaging Americathe rise of the anti-analyticpresidency

University Press of Kansas1990-01-01
Do the right thingthe people's economist speaks

Hoover Institution Press1995-01-01
More liberty means less governmentour Founders knew this well

Hoover Institution Press1999-01-01
Liberty versus the tyranny of socialism

Hoover Institution Press2008-01-01
Up from the projectsan autobiography

Hoover Institution Press2010-01-01
Race & economicshow much can be blamed on discrimination?

Hoover Institution Press2011-01-01