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Welcome to Word Tyranny and Cultural Balkanization

Summary We are in the midst of an ideological war over the language we use and the associative interactions we …

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“Shareholder capitalism” and “inclusive capitalism” versus capitalism

by Jaana Woiceshyn In my previous post, I discussed some corporate leaders’ claims that capitalism is dead and their embrace …

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Lin Yutang, a Classical Liberal Voice for a Free China

Summary China’s star seems to be rising on the global stage with the claim of strong economic growth, extending its …

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The false ideal of equity and its bad consequences

by Jaana Woiceshyn The recent abrupt resignation of the CEO of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), Mark Machin, came …

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