When I was a teenager, I took a school trip to the former Soviet Union before its official economic collapse in 1991. I had no formal or proper...
As a Christian economist, I’m often asked to comment on the incredible pace of change regarding technology, innovation, and its impact on the economy – and how Christians...
In his essay “Fifth Avenue, Uptown,” author James A. Baldwin famously said, “Anyone who has ever struggled with poverty knows how extremely expensive it is to be poor.”...
Pete Wehner, a gifted writer, thinker, and senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, recently wrote a great op-ed in the New York Times on C.S....
Ideas have consequences. John Piper articulates this when he tells the story of Victor Frankl, who was imprisoned in the Nazi concentration camps of Auschwitz and Dachau. Regarding...
Serving one another and free-markets might not spring to your mind simultaneously. But should they? Does service or competition best characterize the free-market system? Defining Free Markets A...
Taking a day off to celebrate our labor seems like a good time to ask: Why do people work? The Labor-Leisure Tradeoff This is a question economists never...
No one of goodwill is unconcerned about poverty. When we see poor people struggling in life we all instantly sympathize with their plight. We are also moved with...
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New Special Report from IFWE & ‘The Washington Times’ Illustrates Widespread Enthusiasm for Faith, Work & Economics
Whether you are reading about faith, work, and economics for the first time or happen to be an expert on it, you may not be aware of the...