Tag: Economic Freedom & Free Markets

Some say all press is good press because it brings attention to an issue, idea, or person. Venezuela is getting a lot of press these days, but there...

In my economics classes, we talk a great deal about the requirements of a free society. Some are obvious: Well-defined and well-protected property rights Nimble prices The ability...

Editor’s note: The IFWE blog will not be publishing tomorrow in honor of the holiday. We pray you and your family have a wonderful Christmas! The Ghost of...

Anne Bradley has a new article published over on Patheos, “What Both Bernie Sanders and George Will Contribute to the Christian Debate on Income Inequality.” In it she...

If I could label my opinions about the role of women in the digital age, they would be those of an anti-feminism feminist. That’s a mouthful, but it...

We shouldn’t salvage Marx. This statement may sound like good, old-fashioned common sense. His ideas, adopted by some of the most vicious central planners in history, have led...

In 1982, famous philosopher and diplomat, Michael Novak changed the minds of many people, particularly Christians, about the benefits of capitalism with his iconic book, The Spirit of...

On Thursday morning, I made my way up Pennsylvania Avenue in DC to my neighborhood coffee shop, pulling my suitcase behind me. The coffee shop is always my...

The U.S. has dropped from the second most economically free country in the world to the eighteenth in the past twelve years. One of the major reasons we’ve...

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