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Below you'll find a list of all posts from June, 2015

Pragmatism: A perilous approach to business

If you think that the best approach to business is to be pragmatic, think again. Pragmatism is widely considered a …

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Why Government Deficits and Debt Do Matter

Executive Summary The trillion-dollar-a-year Federal government budget deficits have subsided – for now. But according to the Congressional Budget Office, …

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What Led to the Magna Carta? War and Taxes

Rapacious royalty in the run-up to Runnymede First published at FEE’s Anything Peaceful blog, and is offered here with the …

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Britain’s ‘austerity’ election

How the United Kingdom shows that fiscal consolidation is economically and politically beneficial I was in London in early April …

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Americans See Big Corruption In Big Business

Executive Summary: Surveys suggest that both political institutions and business establishments care held in low esteem by the public. While …

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Value of integrity–and some (reverse) lessons from politics

Integrity is being trumped by pragmatism, both in business and in politics. Yet, being rationally principled—having integrity—is a crucial requirement …

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Public policies are stymying economic growth

AMID all the headline-catching stories that hammer us every day – never-ending power outages, BAMSI, mis-statements,Rubis contamination, Minister Gray in …

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Warriors and despots are generally bad economists and they instinctively carry their ideas of force and violence into the civil politics of their governments. Free trade is a principle which recognizes the paramount importance of individual action.Richard Cobden
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