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Have you ever wondered why your dollar doesn’t go as far as it used to?
We all keep hearing how minimum wage is never enough and prices keep going up. Why? Devalued money is why. Our dollar is based on debt not actual value. Remember … Continue reading →
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Milton Freidman ” The Pencil”
The beauty of how capitalism works and benefits many around the world all making parts of the same product but they will never even ever meet. Explained by the late … Continue reading →
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Economics In One Lesson – Henry Hazlitt
Click on pic to download Economics In One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt Filed under: Economics 101, Economy, Suggested Reading Tagged: Arts, Economic, economics in one lesson, Hazlitt, Henry Hazlitt, Milton...
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Andrew Wilkow Redistribution Of Wealth
Andrew Wilkow explains the economic philosophy of the left with his usual perfectly executed political analysis Catch Wilkow weeknights 7pm et on The Blaze TV http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kg-vZkgL_8M...
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JFK Taxes
Filed under: Conservatarian TV, Economics 101, Economy, Politics Tagged: JFK, John F. Kennedy
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Two Types of Individualism – Friedrich A. Hayek – Mises Daily
By F.A. Hayek from Mises.org Before I explain what I mean by true individualism, it may be useful if I give some indication of the intellectual tradition to which it … Continue reading →
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F.A. Hayek and William F. Buckley : Redistribution Of Wealth
Filed under: Conservatarian TV, CTV, Economics 101, Economy, Politics Tagged: f. a. hayek, william f buckley
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What You Should Know About Inflation By Henry Hazlitt
H/T Mises.Org Filed under: Economics 101 Tagged: Arts, economics in one lesson, Henry Hazlitt, Human Action, inflation, Ludwig von Mises, Peter Boettke, United States, William Hazlitt
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Hermain Cain : Why there is economic slavery
From Rare Radio Filed under: Economics 101, Economy, Politics, Talk Radio
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