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Below you'll find a list of all posts from May, 2017

Which is more important: Creating wealth or “giving back”?

by Jaana Woiceshyn Last week I attended an awards gala called “Rising Stars.” It was organized by Canada’s Oilweek magazine …

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New Finance Minister has a yeoman’s task ahead

Lots of ink has been spilled detailing the ever increasing regulations as a result of the new tax regime of …

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Bernard Mandeville and the Social Betterment from Private Vices.

by Richard Ebeling Summary One of the most important discoveries by economists and other social theorists was the insight that …

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The power of entrepreneurship: Report from Vietnam

by Jaana Woiceshyn What can we learn about entrepreneurship from the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, a communist dictatorship, you may …

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Economic Ideas: Inflation, Price Controls and Collectivism in the French Revolution

Royal France under Louis XVI placed the country under immense financial strain due to the costs of the King’s court, …

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Typically, price controls are imposed in order to keep prices from rising to the levels that they would reach in response to supply and demand. The political rationales for such laws have varied from place to place and from time to time, but there is seldom a lack of rationales whenever it becomes politically expedient to hold down someone's prices in the interests of someone else whose political support seems more important.Thomas Sowell
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