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THE GERMANS have issued a declaration of war to financial market speculators.
Germans wrong to shoot the short-selling messenger
6 People Who Single Handedly Screwed Entire Economies
In the vast, infinitely complex world of the international economy, what difference can one man really make?
Several years ago I met Drew Morris, the CEO and primary owner of a 500-person solenoid manufacturing company, at a restaurant within sight of his factory just outside Rochester, New York.
Employee Ownership: The Road to Shared Prosperity
What conservatives ignore in Adam Smith's message is killing our economy
In virtually all current political debate concerning the requirements of American prosperity, the classic argument of Adam Smith remains the fashionable mainstay of conservatives. It was Smith, after all, who reasoned capably and persuasively that a system of private property, although naturally unequal, would nonetheless permit the poor to live tolerably.
Adam Ferguson
Adam Ferguson FRSE (in Scottish Gaelic : Adhamh MacFhearghais) also known as Ferguson of Raith (20 June 1723 ( O.S. ) (1 July, N.S.) – 22 February 1816) was a Scottish philosopher and historian of the Scottish Enlightenment .Started reading Unbounded Freedom and ran in to a great excerpt from a letter Thomas Jefferson wrote to Isaac McPherson in 1813 about the nature of ideas.
Thomas Jefferson on Patents and Freedom of Ideas ~ Moving to Freedom
Gatto Fuller Rousseau Dewey Dreikurs Whitehead Weisel R. Buckminister Fuller (1895-1983) attributed much of his inventive genius to the fact that he was a generalist , striving to synergetically integrate ideas from many diverse disciplines into a harmonious whole that was not only novel, but efficient, beautiful, and environmentally friendly.
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Mandeville From the fable of the bees: Or, private vices, publick benefits
Retour à la rubrique Mandeville .
Ron Paul - Texas Congressman: As a Texas Congressman, Ron Paul served in the United States House of Representatives from 1976–1977, again 1979–1985 and currently from 1997-present. He ran for president in 1988 as the Libertarian Party candidate, even though he remained a registered republican.
Ron Paul - Presidential Candidate Ron Paul on Lesbian and Gay Issues
Victor Andreevich Kravchenko ( Ukrainian : Віктор Андрійович Кра́вченко , Russian : Ви́ктор Андре́евич Кра́вченко ) (11 October 1905 Yekaterinoslav – 25 February 1966 New York ) was a Soviet defector who wrote of his life in the Soviet Union as a Soviet official in his book I Chose Freedom published in 1946. He also wrote about his experience under American capitalism. [ edit ] Early life