Income inequality is once again at the forefront of conversation for many people. As Jay Richards and Elise Amyx wrote on Monday, the subject is receiving renewed emphasis...
What does innovation mean for the workforce? On one hand, innovation makes everyone’s lives better, creating new jobs and putting new products on the market. Improvements in medicine,...
If foreign aid is not necessarily the best approach to economic development because it muddles incentives and is ineffective, what are our alternatives? Can we help those trapped...
Here’s a new video from LearnLiberty that shows how both well-intentioned and not-so-well-intentioned ideas can guarantee poverty. Watch the video to find out how we can reduce poverty...
The US economy added 74,000 jobs in December and the unemployment rate fell from 7% to 6.7%. When I first saw the headline, I was pretty excited. But...
The Bible is a book with a particular focus, and we must be careful when we extract other lessons from it. That said, there are many lessons and...
Every day, we move forward toward a goal. But what if we are actually moving backward? In my last post, I talked about how C.S. Lewis viewed “progress”...
Are markets just? Answering this question requires examining three main features of the market economy: Institutions that provide for a system of well-defined and readily enforced property...
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IFWE’s Weekly Recap – 01.10.14
In case you missed it – check out the highlights of this week on the blog below: C.S. Lewis on Progress in Economics and Politics Art Lindsley Sometimes…we...