Economics

Raymond C. Niles reviews The Political Economy of Public Debt, finding the book to be a tremendous resource for anyone seeking to gain an understanding of the history of public debt and our debt-laden future.

The failure of Republicans to repeal Obamacare marks yet another large-scale demonstration of how morality, not lobbying or machinations or economic arguments, controls government policy.

Richard M. Salsman’s book The Political Economy of Public Debt: Three Centuries of Theory and Evidence has been published and is available through Amazon.com.

Examines capitalism and statism in the light of several sciences, and shows capitalism to be the only social system supported by science.

Dr. Thompson discusses the mission and programs of the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism, including its Lyceum Scholars Program.

President-elect Donald Trump is a leftist. And it is important for advocates of capitalism to see—and to say—that he is.

The 2016 FEE-CISC conference, Capitalism: Unlocking Human Potential, involved 80 students thinking, questioning, integrating for four days.

Jim Brown reviews Ending Big Government: The Essential Case For Capitalism and Freedom.

Examines central banks and their ominous trend toward purchasing equities in corporations and thus crossing into ownership of the means of production.

The fundamental lesson to be learned from America’s declining economic liberty is not economic but moral: Freedom depends on egoism.