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On anti-capitalism and anti-Semitism

5 September 2024
Society and Culture

On anti-capitalism and anti-Semitism

Rainer Zitelmann
5 September 2024
Religious anti-Semitism and economic anti-Semitism Antisemitism is much older than anti-capitalism. In her dissertation Antisemitismus im Lichte der modernen Vorurteilsforschung … Continue reading “On anti-capitalism and anti-Semitism”

Book review: “How Nations Escape Poverty: Vietnam, Poland, and the Origins of Prosperity” by Rainer Zitelmann

18 March 2024
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Book review: “How Nations Escape Poverty: Vietnam, Poland, and the Origins of Prosperity” by Rainer Zitelmann

Kristian Niemietz
18 March 2024
In economics, we often pick out countries or regions that consistently outperform their neighbours, or some other plausible comparison group, … Continue reading “Book review: “How Nations Escape Poverty: Vietnam, Poland, and the Origins of Prosperity” by Rainer Zitelmann”

Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 4)

23 June 2023
Society and Culture

Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 4)

Rainer Zitelmann
23 June 2023
…continued from Part 3   The invisible hand Smith is often criticised today for highlighting the importance of self-interest. He … Continue reading “Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 4)”

Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 3)

20 June 2023
Society and Culture

Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 3)

Rainer Zitelmann
20 June 2023
…continued from Part 2. This article is based on a lecture Dr Zitelmann gave at the German Bundestag on 12 June.  … Continue reading “Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 3)”

Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 2)

20 June 2023

Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 2)

Rainer Zitelmann
20 June 2023
…continued from Part 1 This article is based on a lecture Dr Zitelmann gave at the German Bundestag on 12 … Continue reading “Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 2)”

Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 1)

19 June 2023
Markets and Morality

Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 1)

Rainer Zitelmann
19 June 2023
This article is based on a lecture Dr Zitelmann gave at the German Bundestag on 12 June.    We know … Continue reading “Adam Smith’s 300th birthday: the market economy as the only effective tool to fight poverty (Part 1)”

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”

The socialist renaissance continues unabated

18 November 2021
Society and Culture

The socialist renaissance continues unabated

Rainer Zitelmann
18 November 2021
The intellectual comeback of socialism After every single socialist experiment without exception failed over the past 100 years, it should … Continue reading “The socialist renaissance continues unabated”

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”

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