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Young People Can Get A Great Start On Entrepreneurship Around The Family Dinner Table.

March 3, 2020 /in Articles

Cultural factors are critical in developing entrepreneurship. Children who acquire a work ethic and values related to entrepreneurial success will have an advantage over their peers who have not had the same experience.

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Adhering To The Law Is No Longer Obligatory For The Democrats’ Favored Groups.

December 8, 2019 /in Articles

The creation of an implied multi-tier justice system expressly violates our fundamental value of the law applying equally to citizens from all walks of life and most importantly results in the increasingly intolerable and dangerous conditions existing on the streets.

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Economic Freedom Generates Entrepreneurial Dynamism And Economic Growth. But Calls For Economic Security Are Socialistic.

October 26, 2019 /in Articles

The most important thing to understand about these policy prescriptions is that one’s economic security or general well-being has absolutely nothing to do with one’s “freedom,” and it never has. A government benefactor, in the form of a redistributive government politburo, is not some great advancement of individual “freedom.”

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Accountable Capitalism: Corporations Must Do What Elizabeth Warren Tells Them To Do.

October 18, 2019 /in Articles

What will this legally imposed veneer of corporate morality look like? It’s clear from Warren’s campaign materials that it will involve a new and large bureaucracy, but the rules to be enforced are less clear. In short, accountable capitalism means government mandating that corporations do what Elizabeth Warren wants them to do.

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The Modern Poetic Justice Warrior On A Quest For The Soul Of America’s Universities – Heather Mac Donald.

October 16, 2019 /in Articles

The fallacies of the diversity movement that permeate all of college life is stunning, and the fees they charge for this crime are obscene. College should be a glorious opportunity for learning and inspiriation. In fact, we live in the most open and tolerant society for self-creation the world has ever known. Yet, the academic obsession with identity is ironic, since its deconstruction roots lie in a philosophy that denied the very existence of the self.

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Profit Is The Only Route To Sustainability, Which Is Why It’s Up To Entrepreneurs To Save The World.

August 9, 2019 /in Articles

To make a judgment that the citizens should prefer clean energy and its cost structure requires an objective assessment of what they should be valuing. Such judgments are often made by experts, intellectuals, scientists, bureaucrats, and commentators. Citizens’ perception of value is entirely subjective.

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“How Far That Little Candle Throws ‘Her’ Beams! So Shines a Good Deed In a Weary World.”

August 8, 2019 /in Articles

Our graduates have a sort of wisdom that is really rare in today’s culture. They have learned how to write clearly and eloquently. They have drawn inspiration from countless, beautiful works of literature. They have learned things in science where they can look at the world and see order and intelligibility. We don’t talk about college.

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The Grocery Store Is A Metaphor For Increasing American Living Standards Experienced By Both Rich And Poor.

August 4, 2019 /in Articles

Gains in technology and food science, along with the widespread reduction in transaction and transportation costs, have enabled producers to increase quality, get better information on what consumers want, and ship those products to stores more quickly, more safely, and all year round.

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Economics For Individuals:Your Brain Power Is Scarce. Don’t Waste It On Deciding Which Soda To Buy.

July 26, 2019 /in Articles

The brain can economize on its resources by adopting heuristics and rules of thumb. We know that the frequent application of some of these rules will lead to errors, but those rules can still make economic sense.

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How The State Has Grown To Be The Monster We Know.

July 6, 2019 /in Articles

The modern state has acquired a crushing power and a police more effective than at any time in history. “No absolute monarch ever had at his disposal a police force comparable to those of modern democracies.” Power has continued and continues to grow.

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