Economics
Economics, Education & Parenting
C. Bradley Thompson on Making Capitalism a Known Ideal
Craig Biddle November 20, 2016
Dr. Thompson discusses the mission and programs of the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism, including its Lyceum Scholars Program.
Economics, Politics & Rights
America’s Next Leftist President: Donald Trump
Craig Biddle November 15, 2016
President-elect Donald Trump is a leftist. And it is important for advocates of capitalism to see—and to say—that he is.
Ayn Rand & Objectivism, Economics, Education & Parenting
A Report on “Capitalism: Unlocking Human Potential”
Craig Biddle June 2, 2016
The 2016 FEE-CISC conference, Capitalism: Unlocking Human Potential, involved 80 students thinking, questioning, integrating for four days.
Economics, Politics & Rights, Reviews
Ending Big Government: The Essential Case For Capitalism and Freedom, by Michael Dahlen
Jim Brown May 20, 2016
Jim Brown reviews Ending Big Government: The Essential Case For Capitalism and Freedom.
Economics
Central Banks Move Beyond the Fascist Frontier
Jim Brown December 12, 2015
Examines central banks and their ominous trend toward purchasing equities in corporations and thus crossing into ownership of the means of production.
Economics, Politics & Rights
America's Declining Economic Liberty, and its Cause
Craig Biddle October 8, 2015
The fundamental lesson to be learned from America’s declining economic liberty is not economic but moral: Freedom depends on egoism.
Economics, Philosophy
Pope Francis, Religion, Capitalism, and Ayn Rand
Craig Biddle September 24, 2015
Pope Francis rails against capitalism; some religionists hopelessly attempt to defend it; Ayn Rand shows how to defend it properly.
Economics, History, Reviews
The Forgotten Depression—1921, by James Grant
Michael A. LaFerrara September 4, 2015
Michael A. LaFerrara reviews The Forgotten Depression—1921, by James Grant.
Economics, History
The U.S. Treasury’s Unjust Debasement of Alexander Hamilton
Richard M. Salsman July 7, 2015
The U.S. Treasury's scheme to remove Alexander Hamilton from the $10 bill is an injustice to Hamilton, a derogation of the country he founded, and another example of “identity politics.”
Economics, Good Living, Reviews
Good to Great, by Jim Collins
Kirk Barbera May 21, 2015
A review of Jim Collins’s Good to Great.