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Obama Should Study the History of Reaganomics
by Dr. Paul Kengor
Obama’s and Reagan’s policies for economic recovery were completely different.
Tag: "economics"
Pope Francis: Espousing a Peronist or Marxist Liberation Theology?
by Alejandro A. Chafuen
by Alejandro A. Chafuen on Dec 17, 2013 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice, The Economy 
The role of the laity will be crucial.
Snippets From an Exhortation: The Anti-Modernism of Pope Francis
by John Médaille
The narrative that has been played out since the election of Jorge Bergoglio is one of a Pope ready to overturn all the doctrines of the Church , ordain women priests, change the teaching on marriage and homosexuality, and generally turn the Catholic Church into a minor caucus within the Democratic Party. This narrative was […]
Business, Entrepreneurship and a Vatican Think-Tank
by Alejandro A. Chafuen
by Alejandro A. Chafuen on Apr 06, 2013 in Featured, International Issues, The Economy, The Social Order
“Am I creating wealth, or am I engaging in rent-seeking behavior?” If this question would be asked during a course of business ethics at George Mason University (GMU), few would be surprised. “Rent-seeking” is a term used often in “Public Choice” economics, and GMU has been the home of an academic center with that focus. […]
Economic Issues, Not Abortion, Worry Women Most
by Marybeth Hicks
If it weren’t so obvious, it might be ironic. On Monday, a USA Today/Gallup poll among likely voters in the top 12 battleground states revealed a startling demographic shift: Women are moving toward Republican Mitt Romney, thanks in large measure to the candidates’ respective performances in the first presidential debate earlier this month in Denver. […]
Rerum Novarum and Obama’s Economic Policy
by Kathy Schiffer
On the first Monday of September, Americans say goodbye to summer with picnics and parades, fireworks and festivals. Traditionally, it’s the last day for women to wear white. It signals the start of the NFL and college football seasons. It’s Labor Day! The first official Labor Day was celebrated on September 5, 1882, with a parade organized by the […]
Making a Tough Decision: The Economics of Putting Family First
by William Gonzalez
It was time to make another dreaded phone call telling my wife that problems had come up and I wouldn’t be coming home the next day as scheduled. I was thousands of miles away, yet I could hear the disappointment in her voice as she tried to be understanding. She was used to this happening, […]
