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Competition and co-operation – a Catholic perspective

14 April 2021
Economic Theory

Competition and co-operation – a Catholic perspective

Philip Booth
14 April 2021
If you ask most people – perhaps Christians especially – what the opposite of competition is, they will suggest it … Continue reading “Competition and co-operation – a Catholic perspective”

Where property rights are insecure, it is the poor who suffer most

4 January 2021
Society and Culture

Where property rights are insecure, it is the poor who suffer most

Philip Booth
4 January 2021
The top: Singapore, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Finland, UK, Holland, Sweden, Canada. The bottom: Venezuela, Haiti, Turkmenistan, Somalia, North Korea, … Continue reading “Where property rights are insecure, it is the poor who suffer most”

Can government debt be justified? Distributive justice, intergenerational equity and Catholic social teaching

21 July 2020
Economic Theory

Can government debt be justified? Distributive justice, intergenerational equity and Catholic social teaching

Philip Booth
21 July 2020
Interestingly, Pope Francis has talked about distributive justice in an intergenerational context in relation to climate change. The argument is … Continue reading “Can government debt be justified? Distributive justice, intergenerational equity and Catholic social teaching”

The Church, property rights and the environment

21 May 2020
Energy and Environment

The Church, property rights and the environment

Philip Booth
21 May 2020
Bishop Robert Byrne of Hexham and Newcastle described Laudato Si, published five years ago next week, as a “prophetic document … Continue reading “The Church, property rights and the environment”

Lessons from the Gilets Jaunes

26 December 2018
Labour Market

Lessons from the Gilets Jaunes

Philip Booth
26 December 2018
The rise of the gilets jaunes rioters in France took many people by surprise. President Emmanuel Macron has caved in to the rioters’ demands and offered other … Continue reading “Lessons from the Gilets Jaunes”

Must financial regulation always come from the state?

14 November 2018
Markets and Morality

Must financial regulation always come from the state?

Philip Booth
14 November 2018
Despite the fact that there is little evidence for this proposition, it is widely held that deregulation of financial markets … Continue reading “Must financial regulation always come from the state?”

The best Vatican document on economics for some time

25 May 2018
Markets and Morality

The best Vatican document on economics for some time

Philip Booth
25 May 2018
The Vatican recently issued a letter on economic and financial matters. Quite unlike many recent communications on those issues, it … Continue reading “The best Vatican document on economics for some time”

Britain’s housing crisis: a self-inflicted tragedy

16 March 2018
Housing and Planning

Britain’s housing crisis: a self-inflicted tragedy

Philip Booth
16 March 2018
When reflecting on an important passage in Pope Benedict XVI’s encyclical, Deus Caritas Est (published on Christmas Day 2005), the … Continue reading “Britain’s housing crisis: a self-inflicted tragedy”

Pope Francis condemns usury – but what is it?

28 February 2018
Markets and Morality

Pope Francis condemns usury – but what is it?

Philip Booth
28 February 2018
Pope Francis recently spoke to an Italian anti-usury group to condemn the practice of “usury,” calling for an end to exploitation and … Continue reading “Pope Francis condemns usury – but what is it?”

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