We live in a world of exploding opportunities and growing challenges. New technologies are transforming our lives. Despite intermittent economic and financial crises, residents of the West live...
When Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century was published in English in 2014, the issue of income inequality was brought again to the forefront of a very...
Whether you liked economics class in school or not, if you want to be a good steward of God’s resources, you need to think like an economist. Maximizing...
Do you know what’s great about a jigsaw puzzle? You always know what it’s supposed to look like in the end. When you start a puzzle, you open...
How are prices set in our economy, and are such prices legitimate, or just—especially in times of crisis, like a hurricane? The theory of just prices is considered...
Kale was once a lowly green that we fed to guinea pigs or used as disposable garnish on a platter. Now it’s a “superfood” being chopped, pureed, and...
How do people make decisions about buying and selling goods and services? Understanding how knowledge shapes people’s decision-making is one of the landmark breakthroughs of twentieth-century economics. Nobel...
Second grade marked the beginning of my career as a professional academic. Dad started paying me for my grades in 1985, and I remember it like it was...
Our hearts and prayers go out to the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The images and videos are unbelievable. Scripture instructs us to “Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep...
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