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Is Pope Francis’s new encyclical an attack on capitalism?

19 October 2020
Markets and Morality

Is Pope Francis’s new encyclical an attack on capitalism?

Philip Booth
19 October 2020
According to much of the journalistic commentary, Pope Francis has recently issued an encyclical on economics. Reuters, the New York … Continue reading “Is Pope Francis’s new encyclical an attack on capitalism?”

There is no such thing as ‘Trickle-Down Economics’

26 September 2016
Economic Theory

There is no such thing as ‘Trickle-Down Economics’

Steven Horwitz
26 September 2016
Critics of liberalism and the market economy have made a long-standing habit of inventing terms we would never use to … Continue reading “There is no such thing as ‘Trickle-Down Economics’”

The continuing power of intuitive or do-it-yourself economics (DIYE)

14 January 2016
Economic Theory

The continuing power of intuitive or do-it-yourself economics (DIYE)

David Henderson
14 January 2016
This article is based on Chapter 7 of David Henderson’s 2004 book ‘The Role of Business in the Modern World,’ … Continue reading “The continuing power of intuitive or do-it-yourself economics (DIYE)”

Forget trickle-down: In a free market, the rich don’t gain at the poor’s expense

13 January 2015
Economic Theory

Forget trickle-down: In a free market, the rich don’t gain at the poor’s expense

Ryan Bourne
13 January 2015
A lie, repeated often, becomes the truth in the public mind. That’s why, when a Fox News commentator suggests that … Continue reading “Forget trickle-down: In a free market, the rich don’t gain at the poor’s expense”

In praise of trickle-up economics

24 October 2012

In praise of trickle-up economics

Kristian Niemietz
24 October 2012
Have you heard about it? Trickle-down economics has failed. Barack Obama says so. Paul Krugman says so. The Wall Street … Continue reading “In praise of trickle-up economics”

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