A while back, I wrote about five activities illustrating how prosperous we are, even though we never think about these activies this way. Things like eating ice cream,...
Throughout my traveling and various speaking engagements, I often hear similar questions and challenges. I often get questions – and objections – around the idea that all of...
It’s important for Christians to understand basic economic principles. It’s also important for Christians to understand the economics of public life, the decisions made outside of markets and...
When we’re at work, how do we measure whether we are making an impact? Doctors and nurses have jobs that allow them to help people. If you have...
As I follow the news lately, I’m constantly reminded that things in this world are not as they should be. That’s why I’m grateful economics is a tool...
My summer students have been learning about trade in their classes, and as they study the myriad of issues surrounding this core economic concept, I thought it might...
In the years following World War II, foreign aid was the dominant strategy for stimulating economic growth in impoverished countries. Over time, however, the use of aid has...
Christian economists Anne Bradley and Joe Connors have talked with us before about a variety of important economic issues. Today they share their thoughts on the well-being of...
IFWE works with a number of professors at universities and colleges across the United States to lead IFWE campus programs that engage and educate students on the ideas...
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