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Meet the feminists your professors never told you about If someone asked, "Are you a feminist?" how would you respond? Most Americans—including large majorities of women—say no.	The huge economic crisis no one will talk about Since the 1950s, America's basic family unit has changed dramatically, and the economic impact is significant. In the AEI book, "Home Economics: The Consequences of Changing Family Structure," Nick Schulz explores these ideas in detail.	Is the Constitution failing us? In the history of the world, there is nothing like the U.S. Constitution. It's the document responsible for transforming America from a dicey political experiment to an economic and political superpower.
How do you take down poverty? One toy block at a time. If we truly care about helping the poor, we should prioritize economic growth, which is the key to lifting whole societies from poverty to prosperity.	Values & Capitalism On Campus A recap of Values & Capitalism events on colleges across the country.	Fair Trade vs. Free Trade Debate: Victor Claar on fair trade 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.
Fair Trade vs. Free Trade Debate: Paul Myers on the importance of trade 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.	Fair Trade vs. Free Trade Debate: Claude Barfield on trade in the developing world Claude Barfield of AEI discusses trade and poverty reduction in the developing world during this debate sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute and hosted by John Brown University.	Fair Trade vs. Free Trade: What helps the poor? Dr. James Bruce introduces the debate on whether fair trade or free trade best helps the poor.

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