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The decline in poverty and the increase in the number of billionaires go hand in hand

6 December 2021
Economic Theory

The decline in poverty and the increase in the number of billionaires go hand in hand

Rainer Zitelmann
6 December 2021
The Index of Economic Freedom, which is compiled every year by the Heritage Foundation, shows that the most capitalist countries … Continue reading “The decline in poverty and the increase in the number of billionaires go hand in hand”

Explaining China’s economic miracle

9 November 2021
Economic Theory

Explaining China’s economic miracle

Rainer Zitelmann
9 November 2021
As recently as 1981, 88 percent of the Chinese population was living in extreme poverty; today it is less than … Continue reading “Explaining China’s economic miracle”

The West must avoid “politically dangerous” and “economically costly” confrontation with China, says new IEA briefing paper

6 August 2020
Trade, Development, and Immigration

The West must avoid “politically dangerous” and “economically costly” confrontation with China, says new IEA briefing paper

6 August 2020
– Fears are rising that we are at the foothills of a “new Cold War”; – Covid-19 is provoking a … Continue reading “The West must avoid “politically dangerous” and “economically costly” confrontation with China, says new IEA briefing paper”

Post-coronavirus, how should the West approach China?

23 June 2020
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Post-coronavirus, how should the West approach China?

Stephen Davies
23 June 2020
Covid–19 has done more than cause a medical and economic crisis. It is provoking a major reorientation of the foreign … Continue reading “Post-coronavirus, how should the West approach China?”

Hong Kong is becoming less important for China – and this is bad news

28 February 2020
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Hong Kong is becoming less important for China – and this is bad news

Kerry Liu
28 February 2020
Although the coronavirus scare has dampened the protests in Hong Kong, last year’s events attracted worldwide attention which has not … Continue reading “Hong Kong is becoming less important for China – and this is bad news”

Anti-capitalists don’t care about the fate of the world’s poorest countries

20 November 2019
Society and Culture

Anti-capitalists don’t care about the fate of the world’s poorest countries

Rainer Zitelmann
20 November 2019
At first glance, the assertion in this article’s headline may seem unfair. After all, aren’t anti-capitalist activists widely regarded as … Continue reading “Anti-capitalists don’t care about the fate of the world’s poorest countries”

Book review: “The Power of Capitalism” by Rainer Zitelmann (Part 1)

2 September 2019
Society and Culture

Book review: “The Power of Capitalism” by Rainer Zitelmann (Part 1)

Kristian Niemietz
2 September 2019
Dr Rainer Zitelmann’s book The Power of Capitalism could just as well have been titled “The Free Market’s Forgotten Success … Continue reading “Book review: “The Power of Capitalism” by Rainer Zitelmann (Part 1)”

It’s time to champion capitalism’s extraordinary successes

7 December 2018
Markets and Morality

It’s time to champion capitalism’s extraordinary successes

Philip Booth
7 December 2018
The two economists Hayek and Keynes agreed on one thing. They both believed that ideas and the climate of opinion … Continue reading “It’s time to champion capitalism’s extraordinary successes”

Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 3)

6 June 2018
Economic Theory

Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 3)

RICHARD M. EBELING
6 June 2018
…continued from Part 2   China’s Drive for National and Global “Greatness” In the case of China, President Xi Jinping … Continue reading “Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 3)”

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