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Category Archives: Economics
A Case for a Free Market of Ideas and Traditions
Three weeks ago, I had the opportunity to represent the libertarian perspective in the Libertarianism v Conservatism debate at the Cato Institute. I had originally written a speech supporting libertarianism through an economic point of view, but as the debate … Continue reading
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Watch Out For Those Dangerous Monks!
Louisiana has decided that monks do not have a right to make an earnest living. Today, the monks of Saint Joseph Abbey are considered criminals for simply selling caskets; a practice they have been engaged in for over a hundred … Continue reading
Tired of Meddling Government? Sink Or Swim! — A Seasteading Business Model Contest Open to Young Entrepreneurs
Calling all bright entrepreneurs with a knack for business! The Seasteading Institute is launching a contest that will allow you to create a plan to settle a new horizon – literally – in the ocean. Entrants in the contest must … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Events, News
Tagged Business Model Competition, Business Plan, Contest, Economics, The Seasteading Institute
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FDR’s Depression Policies: Good Deal or Raw Deal?
At FreedomFest, Lawrence W. Reed, president of the Foundation of Economic Education and SFL Board of Advisors member, debated University of Nevada-Las Vegas economist Bernard Malamud on the subject of The Great Depression and FDR’s New Deal. After professor Malmud’s … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, News, Politics, SFL
Tagged debate, Economics, FEE, Foundation for Economic Education, FreedomFest, Lawrence Reed, Regional Conferences
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SFL Campus Coordinator Gives Opinion on a Controversial G20 Summit
The G20 summit recently held in Toronto, Canada has gained much press due to the clashes between protesters and police. However, SFL Campus Coordinator Clint Townsend of the University of North Texas delves into the deeper issues under discussion by … Continue reading
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Lessons From History We Dare Not Ignore
Northwood University recently held its 31st annual Freedom Seminar, which is just what it sounds like: a 3 day seminar that covers all issues related to liberty including history, economics, politics, and everything in between. The Freedom Seminar was begun … Continue reading
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