Capitalism is honest because it accepts reality as it is. Economist Thomas Sowell describes two ways of looking at the world, or two “visions:” constrained and unconstrained. Sowell’s book, "A Conflict of Visions," is an application of many themes in the work of economist F.A. Hayek; especially Hayek’s views on the dispersed nature of information...
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Just when it looked like the job market was going to rebound, recent unemployment numbers revealed a disappointing reality. The April unemployment rate decreased to 8.1 percent from 8.2 percent; however, the percentage of working-age Americans in the labor force dropped to its lowest rate (63.6 percent) since 1981.
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Event How does our faith influence our pursuit of material prosperity? |
Event On November 30, 2011, Arthur Brooks of the American Enterprise Institute and Jim Wallis of Sojourners debated the morality of free enterprise at Gordon College. |
 Dr. Victor Claar, professor of economics at Henderson State University, explains the potential problems of fair trade during this debate sponsored by American Enterprise Institute and hosted by John Brown University. |
 Paul Myers of the World Fair Trade Organization advocates for fairness in trade during this debate sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute and hosted by John Brown University. |
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